Kind of OT, but what system versions do you have? If both of your machines are running System 6 or less, there's no way for you to host files on either unless you have dedicated server software. System 7 and up had built-in file hosting.
There's the DaynPort PC card option as well: I have one of those.
In fact, if you could find the appropriate dongle, I also have a Global Village PowerPort Platinum Pro that has two ports on it (one for ethernet, one for a modem). It didn't come with the dongles, but if you could find one...
Yes, I don’t know how MUCH you are experiencing, but with CRTs correctly set so cutoff is right before any lines appear in the tube at maximum brightness, there’s always a somewhat “larger” image than when brightness is at the lowest before the image totally disappears.
My PT Pro has a Sonnet G3 card in it as well replacing the original 604s. Never attempted OS X; I’ve got G4s for that. It works just fine and dandy with the ATA and G3 at the same time, though.
Could be your card. My card is exactly that: A Sonnet Tempo ATA-133. I put it in as a new old stock card never opened about a year ago, and it has worked perfectly on my PT Pro, which is essentially a 9500.
Well I don't know much about the cards, but as for the icons, non-HD equipped models were able to be equipped with two internal 1.4 drives, and that is what the Icons 130 and 131 are used to represent in the system.
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