You don't have to disable to internal port. Nor do I think it is easy or possible to disable the internal port.
To add gigabit ethernet you need to add a gigabit ethernet card. They are quite spendy and available through the regular channels, MacWarehouse, CDW, MacMall, etc ... have them.
I assume there are some with Mac OS 9 drivers.
David
On Nov 16, 2003, at 12:38 PM, philphil wrote:
Question:
How do I put in a Gigabit Ethernet card into a 7300, and disable the internal ethernet port?
Can anyone "been there, done that" please share their experience?
Thanks
Phil
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