>
>Related though slightly different topic:
>I have a Powermac/Performa 5300 in the kids' room. It's an all-in-one and
>has a similar form factor to the 5400 and 5500 (I believe that you can put a
>5500 logic board into the 5300).
>Anyway, the 5300 has 64MB of memory and is now running 8.1. It doesn't have
>an ethernet port, though my next-door Mac dealer has a 10BT PDS-slot
>ethernet card, which should work in the 5300. I was thinking of giving the
>5300 ethernet in order to connect it to our DSL connection; other Macs on
>the home network are a Lombard powerbook and a Yosemite G3, both with 9.2.1.
>
>Our DSL provider says any Macs we use must have OS 9.x. Any chance I could
>get 9.0.4 on the 5300? Or could I ignore the recommendation for a "minimum"
>of 9.x?

Chris, this is absolute Crap!

It just means that there tech support people don't have any information on
Macs running a sys version prior to 9.x!

I have a IIci running Sys 7.6.1 that is running the EnterNet software so
that it can act as a Gateway/Router for my SOHO using IPNetRouter.
I have also  run my Quadra 660av (OS8.1) as a standalone machine on my DSL
with great results.

You can get the Enternet software that will run on a 68k machine from
my iDisk here:

<http://homepage.mac.com/ksan2c/FileSharing.html>

Drop the software onto your 5300, enter your IP numbers and your good to go!

Aloha, Ken

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