Help Identifying SE/30 NIC

[Sunoo]

I just got this NIC for an SE/30 that was sold as working, but I can't figure out who made it, so I can't get the right drivers. The seller claims to not know either. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[beachycove]

Install A/UX and it should work, plus give you the details with a little prodding. It only takes an hour or so, assuming you have the right gear.

[Sunoo]

Are you saying this won't work in Mac OS? Or just that I need A/UX to identify the card?

[Johnnya101]

He’s saying AUX will give you the details.

 

i think I have a card that looks the same. I used regular old Asante drivers and it worked. I’d try using those first, it’s quick and easy to check.

[Sunoo]

Thanks, I'll give that a shot.

[Bolle]

Fire up NewerTech SlotInfo and see what it tells you.

[Sunoo]

Any suggestions where to find that? I'm coming up empty in my searches.

[Sunoo]

I tried the Asante drivers, no luck.

 

I couldn't find SlotInfo, but I found TattleTech, and it identifies as being made by A-Series?

[Sunoo]

Okay, I found another thread where it said to use the Farallon drivers. I had that driver disk on hand, so I tried it, and it seems to be detected correctly now. Now I just need to find an ethernet cable and see if I can convince it to connect.

 

 

[Johnnya101]

Yours is very similar to mine. Same components for the most part, just moved around. And what do you know... Mine also says ASERIES V1.0! And it was Farallon I was thinking of, not Asante (as you found out yourself).

 

Must have been some generic card sold back in the day.

[SE30_Neal]

As long as it works!