You're probably screwed if it's fried, 'cause it's going to be built into the main system board. You might be able to get a USB to Ethernet adapter to work. Picked up one of those a couple months ago. Real handy. Jaton supposedly makes one with mac support.
So have any of you used a USB-to-Ethernet adapter? How did it work? Slow on USB-1? My brother is a reliable source, but Macs are not his thing. I have time remaining on the store warrantee, but that is such a pain, getting it there and getting it back, plus I pay 30% repair costs, it would be easier just to slip in a USB adapter. So what do you all think? Thanks as always! I just wish I had some words of wisdom more often to help out others.
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