From: Laurent Daudelin (laurent.daudelin_at_verizon.net)
Date: Thu Sep 05 2002 - 20:45:15 PDT
on 05/09/02 21:38, Michael Sciascia at msciascia_at_poc.it wrote:
> On Friday, September 6, 2002, at 03:21 , Laurent Daudelin wrote:
>
>> Yes, you can connect your Newton to your TiBook. You need to install the
>> "Newton Internet Enabler" version 2.0 that should be on UNNA, in the
>> Apple
>> or maybe the Internet section. You'll then have to find a compatible
>> Ethernet card. Check <http://www.chuma.org/newton/ethernet/> for a list
>> of
>> cards and their respective drivers. The problem, if you don't have any
>> of
>> those packages installed, will be to get them in your Newton. If another
>> user is in your area, you could ask them to load the required packages
>> on a
>> flash RAM card that you could then use in your 2000U.
> i think I will go for the ethernet solution. the problem will be to
> install the packages :-(
> can i do it by myself buying a flash ram card and loading the drivers
> from the Ti?
> I don't have any idea yet of how thw newton works and which peripherals
> is possible to use, so sorry for this stupid questions.
>
>> The first generation outputs 7W and the 2nd generation
>> outputs 9W, hence the smaller amount of time required for recharging.
>> If you
>> don't have a Newton rechargeable pack, then it's a moot point.
>>
>> -Laurent.
>> --
> The one i am bidding is a 9W, anyway it should be fine for the 2100 just
> a bit slower maybe :-)
If it's a 9W, then it's the 2nd generation one and was specifically
introduced with the original 2000 (and I guess the eMate). You're fine!
-Laurent.
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