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I've just moved up to a G4(yeah) and I want to get stuff from my PowerBase 180 into the new G4. Networking is not my thing. Is there a way to connect the two if the PowerBase doesn't have an ethernet connection? I have a serial serial port to usb adapter going through a usb hub. 
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I've just moved up to a G4(yeah) and I want to get stuff from my PowerBase 180 into the new G4. Networking is not my thing. Is there a way to connect the two if the PowerBase doesn't have an ethernet connection? I have a serial serial port to usb adapter going through a usb hub. 

Networking G4 &amp; Powebase 180

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Networking G4 &amp; Powebase 180

Networking G4 & Powebase 180