Rich Gander wrote:
>
> Hey all,
I have no intention of making the 280 internet-ready. However, I
> would like the 280 to be able to communicate with my G4 tower that has
> OS X and OS 9.1 installed. I have a dock with an ethernet card
> installed, but I have no idea if the card works. I will try that route
> as a first option. If the ethernet is a no-go, then I will try the
> modem route.
Why not just connect the 280 via AppleTalk (through either Farallon or
Apple's connectors)? It is certainly not as fast, but it is an easy
fall-back. It also does not require the use of either the dock or the
modem. THis is presuming, of course, ethernet fails you.
-Marlin
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