The IOGGear card that wouldn't work in my 8500 was the GIC220U USB 2.0 model. The maker informed me that it requires a G3 processor (my 8500 has the 604/120). Maybe it would work in an 8500 with a G3, or maybe an IOGear Usb 1.1 card would work.
-- Joshua
On 2/23/04 3:36 AM, "Tim Gochnour" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> cards that cost $14-20 and work great!
On Feb 22, 2004, at 3:57 PM, Andrew Grebneff wrote:
Can IOGEAR & other USB cards that won't work on Macs be flashed (however that is done)?
IOGear does work on Macs. I have installed many IOGear 2 port pci
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