Re: [NTLK] Where to get MAC address?

Plug it into a laptop.
        On an ibm compatible, Start -> Run -> cmd -> enter/return ->
ipconfig/all
                The address is listed as "physical address"
        On a MacOS X laptop, open a Terminal window, type ifconfig -a
                If the card is a recognized type (old 3Com cards aren't. )^:), then
the ether field for the card is the address. Hint: it isn't en0 or
en1. En0 is your built-in ethernet. En1 is your airport.

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On 2006-aŭg-14, at 10:26, Jim Felder wrote:
> I have a 3Com ethernet adapter I want to use with my Newton 2100. Its
> MAC address isn't printed on the back like some I have seen. How do I
> determine it?
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