I read on another post that the AirPort original card is a PCMCIA
card if so than the Airport slot would also be a PCMCIA connection?
So can I plug in one of my PIMCIA USB 2.0 cards in The Cube and have
2.0 ports? The Cube uses an Ethernet connection for the net so I have
no use for the
On 2010/09/29 10:39, John Markowitz wrote:
I read on another post that the AirPort original card is a PCMCIA card
if so than the Airport slot would also be a PCMCIA connection?
So can I plug in one of my PIMCIA USB 2.0 cards in The Cube and have 2.0
ports? The Cube uses an Ethernet connection
On 2010/09/25 10:41, John Markowitz wrote:
Is there a way to have USB 2.0 on a Cube G4 with some type of addition?
I've never used or even inspected a Cube but looking at Mactracker I'm
guessing no. I think there is one or more Cube enthusiast sites around,
maybe they have a work around.
I believe if you read that thread thoroughly you will find that the
slot is not a true PIMCIA slot, but rather only accommodates
Apple's modified PIMCIA original AirPort card.
Tina
Well I was drawn by this statement and I and didn't know the AirPort
card is a modified PIMCIA.
A
Is there a way to have USB 2.0 on a Cube G4 with some type of addition?
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Not that I know of. You should try to stick to FireWire wherever possible.
On Sep 25, 2010, at 11:41 AM, John Markowitz wrote:
Is there a way to have USB 2.0 on a Cube G4 with some type of addition?
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On Sep 25, 2010, at 10:01 AM, Dan Palka wrote:
On Sep 25, 2010, at 11:41 AM, John Markowitz wrote:
Is there a way to have USB 2.0 on a Cube G4 with some type of addition?
Not that I know of. You should try to stick to FireWire wherever possible.
Well the USB ports are damaged on the
