Alan Gentle wrote: > on 10/3/03 4:43 pm, Bruce Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > >>Clark Martin wrote: >> >> >>>It sounds like the Ethernet software is not installed / disabled. >>>Even if you have nothing connected to your Ethernet port it should >>>still show up. It's not likely that there is anything wrong, the >>>software doesn't test the ports or anything. The only reason they >>>wouldn't show up if the software was active is if they are badly >>>damaged. >> >>Not on a 7300. If there's not an active signal on the ethernet port >>Appletalk will say it's not working ansd pop you back to the printer port. >> >>You'll need the Apple ethernet drivers enabled, and then you can use >>either the AAUI port or the 10-base-T port, they're simply two different >>connection to the same ethernet on the motherboard. > > You say "drivers" (in the plural)? As I mentioned I'm running 8.6 and have > found and enabled the "Apple Enet" extension - should there be more?
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