> >I got a 9650 that had been wiped and reformatted with a stock (not the >>server version) of MacOS. There is a fast ethernet card there, that doesn't >>get recognized...probably because it needs some sort of driver or other >>software that isn't in the stock OS install. Does anyone have a source for >>the driver that would make this card work as it should? Thanks. > >You will need to know the vendor of the card to load the propoer >drivers. Try checking the card and see if the vendor's name is on >it. If not, look and see if the MAC address (12 hex digits >sometimes listed as 6 pairs) is printed on one of the chips or a >sticker. If so, use this site ><http://www.cavebear.com/CaveBear/Ethernet/vendor.html> to determine >the vendor.
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