Oops! The PCI bridge was not properly seated. We now have the USB ports back and working. However, still no ethernet. The ethernet card did show up in the network section of the profiler. When I selected appleshare in the chooser, it did seem to see the powerbook, but when I selected powerbook and tried to log in, I got the message "the connection has suddenly terminated." There is an account for the starmax on the powerbook. I have gone over and over every step in the instructions for both computers for setting up the network. It is supposed to be a simple thing. The powerbook has never seen the starmax. The network status for ethernet on the powerbook has always been yellow (active but not connected) when the crossover cable is plugged in. Ethernet does not show up as having any status when the cable is not connected.
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