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PCI USB+Ethernet Combo Card options for Beige G3?
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That was the only card I found with a quick search too.
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Fairly sure that's the only card available... It should work just fine however in your G3.
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Thanks reader and imit for your efforts. Happy Holidays! : )
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Assuming you order that card, let us know how it works. So the next person doesn't have to buy it blind.
Also, I've moved the thread to Consumer Hardware, since it seems to fit better there as a peripheral question.
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Originally Posted by reader50
Assuming you order that card, let us know how it works. So the next person doesn't have to buy it blind.
Also, I've moved the thread to Consumer Hardware, since it seems to fit better there as a peripheral question.
Will Do
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Out of curiosity, why a combo Ethernet USB card? Didn't the Beige G3's have Ethernet built-in?
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Originally Posted by eyadams
Out of curiosity, why a combo Ethernet USB card? Didn't the Beige G3's have Ethernet built-in?
Because what it has is only 10BASE-T, which is just too slow.
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