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I was given a Ethernet card for Apple LC/LCII/Colour Classic bus, but there is no way to make the Mac see it.<br />
I've tried the Apple, Farallon, Asante and Dayna drivers, but with any positive results.<br />
Is there anybody outside there who knows which card I was given, and who can send me the proper drivers?<br />
A brief description:<br />
RJ45 + BNC connectors<br />
two leds, green and red, just next to the bnc connector<br />
SONIC DP83932BVF chip at 25 MHz<br />
numbers on components side:<br />
480E P/N:05-01-0087-02<br />
on rear side:<br />
&quot;MADE IN TAIWAN R.O.C.&quot; S/N 0X005654<br />
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!!! Latest news !!!<br />
After looking in some English magazines, I've found it advertised as a CNet Technologies 480E<br />
Unfortunately the manifacturer's FTP site carries only latest PC drivers, nothing for the Mac.<br />
Please gimme advice if you know how/where to find such drivers.<br />
Many Thanks!
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I was given a Ethernet card for Apple LC/LCII/Colour Classic bus, but there is no way to make the Mac see it.
I've tried the Apple, Farallon, Asante and Dayna drivers, but with any positive results.
Is there anybody outside there who knows which card I was given, and who can send me the proper drivers?
A brief description:
RJ45 + BNC connectors
two leds, green and red, just next to the bnc connector
SONIC DP83932BVF chip at 25 MHz
numbers on components side:
480E P/N:05-01-0087-02
on rear side:
"MADE IN TAIWAN R.O.C." S/N 0X005654

!!! Latest news !!!
After looking in some English magazines, I've found it advertised as a CNet Technologies 480E
Unfortunately the manifacturer's FTP site carries only latest PC drivers, nothing for the Mac.
Please gimme advice if you know how/where to find such drivers.
Many Thanks!

Brand-X Ethernet card for LC/LCII

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