At 12:59 AM -0500 12/28/99, NewtonTalk wrote:
>If you get something like a DSL-Ethernet router, then you would be
>able to setup
>a small Ethernet network, meaning all computers on the network will be able to
>access the internet simultaneously. For your Newton, you will need an Ethernet
>card, like the Etherwave from Farallon.
I use exactly this type of setup at home. My desktop machines and my
Newton all have various flavors of Ethernet adapters which are
connected via 10BaseT to a 5-port hub, which is in turn connected to
a Zyxel Prestige 641 DSL router. In the Newt I use either the
Farallon card (now no longer sold) or a 3COM Megahertz Xjack Ethernet
LAN card plus Victor's driver.
If you have any other questions about how I achieved this please feel
free to ask.
-Jeremy
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