6 May
2007
6 May
'07
11:50 p.m.
At 11:17 PM +0100 5/6/07, Tony Duell wrote:
I am wondering how hard it owuld be to remove the 10base2 transceiver
chip from the Amiga's network card and kludge on a 10baseT transciever
circuit. If the former is something standard like an 8392, it should be
pretty easy.
Personally I wouldn't be willing to risk an Amiga NIC with such an
attempt, I get the impression that they're fairly uncommon.
Zane
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I'm in the same boat - Amigas with 10base2 only.
Pretty much anything
else I have that does networking has 10base2 _and_ an AUI at least.
My A3000 came with a network card with rj45, very lucky there.