Wow, that was quite a read. Thanks for that link Bunsen.
I'd like to keep the clamshell running 9.2.2 but I do have a 10.0 CD somewhere. I like 9 on the iBook though so I'll probably leave it alone. I'm using the clamshell because I can easily use it as a bridge between home and work. I keep things on the SE/30 that I'd also like to access at home and vice versa. I wish we had Macs at work but we use a SCO ANSI emulator to connect to other computers. Worse yet we use a lot of macros and schedulers that I'd have to re-write - and I'd have to sacrifice a Mac from home. They wouldn't care if I brought a Mac in but there's no way they'd buy me one for work.
I'm going to thoroughly trash a room tonight looking for that ethernet card.
I'd like to keep the clamshell running 9.2.2 but I do have a 10.0 CD somewhere. I like 9 on the iBook though so I'll probably leave it alone. I'm using the clamshell because I can easily use it as a bridge between home and work. I keep things on the SE/30 that I'd also like to access at home and vice versa. I wish we had Macs at work but we use a SCO ANSI emulator to connect to other computers. Worse yet we use a lot of macros and schedulers that I'd have to re-write - and I'd have to sacrifice a Mac from home. They wouldn't care if I brought a Mac in but there's no way they'd buy me one for work.
I'm going to thoroughly trash a room tonight looking for that ethernet card.