> The ethernet cables are OK, I can suspect the AAUI / Ethernet
> transceiver and or the ethernet port on the 'book itself.
> I think I'll try next with a PCMCIA ethernet card. I fortunately got
> hold of a PCMCIA adapter for the 5xx series.
I can't say whether this would work, but I'm dying to have someone with
a Blackbird PCMCIA cardcage tell me if this works for them:
http://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/mac/enet3c589/
I have no idea if this will work, but I'd be very grateful if you'd like
to give it a spin. Probably it will work, though -- just make sure you
backup your System Folder before installing the Extension, just in case
(you can just _D_uplicate it in the Finder).
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