> I just dissasembled my PS/2 model 60. In it I found a network card, It has
> a BNC connector and a 15 pin female port. What's the port for?
> I tried to search on the FCC site, but nether of the numbers:
> Neither of these gave me anything. The card is from 1988 and copyrighted
> Novell Inc (I tried to search their pages but it's way too big).
Sounds like one of Novell's NE cards. If it was in a Micro-Channel
Architecture machine (i.e. it's not an ISA card), it's probably be the NE2.
I believe the cards were made by Eagle Technologies, but Novell might have
made some. It's a MCA-based version of the NE2000, which is a very popular
card. It should do all the usual autoconfiguration etc. for MCA devices.
The 15-pin port is an AUI connector, where an external transceiver
(originally intended for DIX/Thick Ethernet) would connect. I think I can
get you more information on the card, maybe including configuration info,
tomorrow if you'd like.
Regards,
Ben A L Jemmett
(http://web.ukonline.co.uk/ben.jemmett, http://www.deltasoft.com)
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