The following exerpt is from off of the PDF file containing original install instructions, courtesy of Belkin.com:
When installing the F5U005-MAC in a PowerPC-based Macintosh® computer with PCI slots and without built-in USB ports, you must also install the Apple® USB Adapter Card Support extensions. These extensions may be downloaded from Apple®’s support web site at http://asu.info.apple.com.
• Users of Mac® OS version 8.5.1 should download USB Adapter Card Support version 1.2.
• Users of Mac® OS 8.6 and above should download USB Adapter Card Support version 1.3.5, or the most recent version provided on the Apple® support web site.
But since trying to find the official driver on the Net is like pulling teeth, my suggestion to you would be to forget the Belkin driver and just use Apple's USB Adaptor Card Support extensions, along with several of the other USB Support extensions that OS 9.1 provides. If you can't get the extensions installed, let me know and I'll copy them for you and send them to you via email. I've had no problems getting my USB card to work on my Power Mac 7500 and I think mine too is a Belkin; it looks awfully identical to your card, though.
Btw, do you have another computer, PC or Mac, that is on the Net and has a floppy drive? If so, use that when I go to send you any Mac resources.
73s de Phreakout. :rambo:
When installing the F5U005-MAC in a PowerPC-based Macintosh® computer with PCI slots and without built-in USB ports, you must also install the Apple® USB Adapter Card Support extensions. These extensions may be downloaded from Apple®’s support web site at http://asu.info.apple.com.
• Users of Mac® OS version 8.5.1 should download USB Adapter Card Support version 1.2.
• Users of Mac® OS 8.6 and above should download USB Adapter Card Support version 1.3.5, or the most recent version provided on the Apple® support web site.
But since trying to find the official driver on the Net is like pulling teeth, my suggestion to you would be to forget the Belkin driver and just use Apple's USB Adaptor Card Support extensions, along with several of the other USB Support extensions that OS 9.1 provides. If you can't get the extensions installed, let me know and I'll copy them for you and send them to you via email. I've had no problems getting my USB card to work on my Power Mac 7500 and I think mine too is a Belkin; it looks awfully identical to your card, though.
Btw, do you have another computer, PC or Mac, that is on the Net and has a floppy drive? If so, use that when I go to send you any Mac resources.
73s de Phreakout. :rambo: