> I use this same exact setup with no problems at all... Have you
> determined if each piece of the puzzle is functioning? In other words,
> you're sure that the SCSI port works with other things, you're sure
>that the EN/SC is not broken (does it light up it's LED's at all?)
I did manage to get the Duo to see the ethernet adapter by (imagine
this.....) reinstalling the Asante driver!
but...
I still can't get the book to connect to my home network via a hub.
Suffice to say that I do know that the network-side is set up correctly
(I have two other machines up and running and able to see each other,
transfer files, etc.). I will individually test the pieces of said
puzzle tonight.
I believe that the adapter functions properly; all the LED's light and
blink the way that they should. I really can't think of a method I could
use to test the adapter (other than getting the Duo to connect to the net!).
When I try to switch the Appletalk connection method in the Appletalk
control panel, the book seems to try to initialize the connection; there
is a short pause...... and then I get the error message "There was an
error when attempting to use Alternate Ethernet" and then the setting
defaults back to "printer port".
I have tried using four different enet cables, all with the same results
so, I believe the problem does not lie there.
By the way, what version number is the most current driver? I think I
have the latest. Also, how are the switches on the adapter set in your
setup?
Thanks for the info,
Mike
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