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Article #43Re: FS/T: PowerBook 1400 internal Ethernet
From: David Turk
Date: Fri, 10 Oct 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 10 Oct 1997 00:00
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> The board itself offers an RJ-45 socket, which I can't connect to our > departmental 10BaseT BNC network without buying a mini-hub, which I don't > want to do. I would happily trade this board (which is considerably > faster than a PCMCIA Ethernet adapter) for a (Mac-friendly) PCMCIA card > capable of linking to a 10BaseT BNC connector. BNC is not a 10BaseT standard, you mean 10Base2 thin-net coax, The 'T' in 10BaseT means twisted pair with a RJ-45 plug and socket.
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