From: cjones@physci.ucla.edu (Chad Jones)
Subject: Re: Help identifying this card
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In article <C5xpzK.F46@imag.fr> Ibaa Oueichek, oueichek@imag.fr writes:
>	I have an Ethernet card that i took out off an old LC. The card
>	is manufactured by Asante. On it i can read:
>	"Asante Tech, inc. Copyright 1991. MACCON + LC REV.B".
>	The card has an fpu socket on it. It provides thin Ethernet connector
>	and there's another connector on it which resembels to phone connectors.
>
>	My questions are:
>	- Will this card work on any other model than LC-serie ?, given that
>	it's a PDS card, will it work with the IIsi PDS slot ?. I think there
>	may be a probleme because the LC has 16 bit wide slots.
It probably won't work with any other LC.  The ones I have for the LC II
are Rev. D.  No, it won't work in the IIsi's PDS slot since it's a 68030
PDS, while the LC has the 68020 PDS.  The IIsi and SE/30 share the same
kind of card.

>
>	- What's that other conncetor on the card ?.
That's the 10BaseT ethernet connector.

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