Now I understand. Peter Apockotos, the original post, was using a adapter,
not a Ethernet card.
Excellent idea Victor. Your reply sure gave me the "Big Picture"! Me things
that part of the problem, for me anyway, is that when I see "EtherWave" I
think "Ethernet Card".
Thanks guys!
Keith Russo
Victor Rehorst wrote:
>
> Ethernet cards can be used for two purposes: establishing an AppleTalk link
> or a TCP/IP link. Appletalk is handled by routines within the 2.x ROMs.
> TCP/IP is handled by Newton Internet Enabler (NIE). The two cross over in
> only one way: they both require that the proper driver be installed for the
> Ethernet card. Other than this, the two connections are *totally* seperate:
> they share no code whatsoever.
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