>
>On Saturday 28 July 2001 08:49 am, you wrote:
>> When the serial ports on the MAC go away and the MAC OS X in installed,
>> what do we do to talk to our Newton with software that doesn't know about
>> things like EtherNet?
>>
>> Is there an "upgrade" path to keep the Newton integrated with the new MAC
>> platforms?
>>
>> Has anyone proven things can be made to work?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Richard.
>
>Its called a USB->Serial adaptor and classic mode.
>At least, I think that will work, im just $200 short of getting my new
>iBook and finding out first hand. I think this was covered a few
>weeks ago, tho.
>
>--
>You don't become a failure until you're satisfied with being one.
>
Yes, this will work and has been tried by list members. You are correct,
however, that it will become increasingly more difficult to connect as OS
X becomes the standard and dropping into classic becomes and increasing
hassle. BTW, what software doesn't speak ethernet?
Mark Ross
markross13_at_home.com
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