> From: "Andrew W. Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Dropped a CS2 Ethernet Card in my 6400/180 80/12 OS 9.1. Has a Twin >> Turbo 128 installed. I get link lights on the card and hub, and both >> TCP/IP and AppleTalk are set to ethernet. However, I cannot connect >> by TCP/IP to either Apple Time or Apple Software Update, nor can I >> connect to any of my ethernet-Appletalked computers or the printer >> (LW 12/640). In Chooser I get big blanks, in TCP/IP apps it tells me >> to check my control panel. > > Additional: > Its the Apple card. It used to have the modem in it (and therefore > has some cover on the modem serial port). I replaced the modem with > the ethernet. The ethernet card is known good. > Thanks > Andrew > Andrew, Sounds like the extensions required to run the ethernet card are not installed. Apple Enet, for instance. If you installed the OS with the modem card in the comm slot, then the ethernet extensions may not have been installed, or may have been placed in the folder named Extensions (Disabled) Joe
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