The sliding jingus locks the card in and tells the Newt that there's
a card. Then the Newt will load the packages on the card, or gain
the functionality of whatever you put in.
I didn't know it did this. On my old 120, it went to the left.
I used the Keyspan under 8.6, but I've only heard positive things
about it under X. The only cable you'd need is a normal Mini DIN 8
serial cable. They're very easy to find.
-James
>I've been reading this list for a week, and now that I
>got my 130 today I thought I'd post. I have just a few
>questions for anyone.
>
>What is the little locking button/sliding slot next to
>the PC Card port on the left side of the 130?
>
>Is there any way to rotate the screen to the left
>instead of the right so that the bottom, by the Apple
>logo, can be used as a handgrip in the left hand?
>
>What adapter would someone recomend to connect this to
>an iBook running OS X? If I got a Keyspan Serial
>Adapter I guess I also need a cable right?
>
>Thanks, Josh.
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