>> That much I know. You must use ResEdit to remove DRVR.ENET0 from the >> system file. while I got the drivers to load, I too never got things >> to work. The 802.11 card would not show up as a transport option in >> the TCP/IP control panel. > > I wonder... Could you just rename the DRVR.ENET0 to ENET1 and change > the code to show Ethernet (Slot 1) instead of Ethernet (Slot 0) in > the AppleTalk & TCP/IP control panels? > > Hmmmm... Worth a hack sometime when I've got a pair of conflicting > drivers, I suppose. Anyone else want to try?
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