> > Please, anybody tell me what card can use in 8600 pci. > If you can find one get an Apple-branded Fast Ethernet card. These were an upgrade option in beige G3s (just before 100BaseT Ethernet became standard in PowerMacs). Being Apple's own they don't need (or seem to need) drivers; just plug in and you'll see something like "PCI Slot A1 Ethernet" come up in your TCP-IP/AppleTalk/Networking preferences. Select it and off you go.
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