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Hi all, I hope you all in good health, lockdown brings me in the basement often then usual My challenge is about networking my Macintosh II. I have: 1) 8mb RAM system 7.5.5 scsi2sd (irrelevant) Daynaport (st) E/II card 2) Installed Apple network software 1.5.1 Installed Daynaport driver 7.7.1 , specifically for (st) E/II 3) hardware diagnostic identifies the card correctly, no errors found software diagnostic identifies correctly the drivers 3) appletalk enabled with control panel choos
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I saw this in the Ebay Finds thread: And yes, that is a very cool feature. My first Asante card did not have this so here is the MacGruber I needed to do to run the Asante with a video card: I made the back plane out of an old PC case sheet metal with some Dremel work. The card is rotated 90 degrees so that I could use the mounting screw for the "Thick" connection to hold it in place. Because it was close to the back of the tube it is protected with a plastic sheet covered in electrical tape. Fast forward to the only real "deal" I hav
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I am having trouble getting my LC II to connect to the internet. I am trying to connect directly via ethernet using an Asante MCiLC network card. I've installed all relevant drivers, and I am using Internet Explorer 4.0.1. I am using System 7.5.5. When I connect my Ethernet cable directly from the LC II's network card to the router, the upper light on the network card blinks quickly. However, when i open up Internet Explorer 4.0.1, I get errors such as "Data transfer error (-28)" and "The website could not be found" for every website I type into the address bar. I have set my TCP/IP settings t
