To round it up.
I bought the EtherWave adapter in June 2013. I didn’t work. A red light was burning. When I opened it up I found out that one of the capacitors was getting much to warm. I replaced it and I had green lights all over!
When I connected it without any driver it worked like a normal hardware LocalBridge. You see the AppleTalk network, but cannot use it as an Alternative Ethernet card or switch to it in network or MacTCP control panel.
Thanks to all our community I got the drivers. Many thanks for that again. I will attach the image I used for this on this post.
The rest is simple. Just mount this disk and install the drivers on 7.1 or 7.5. Startup with Extentions Off (hold shift when booting).
You see two images how the network control panel looks and the MacTCP control panel.
This is the image for the version 2.2.2.
FarallonEtherWave.zip
I bought the EtherWave adapter in June 2013. I didn’t work. A red light was burning. When I opened it up I found out that one of the capacitors was getting much to warm. I replaced it and I had green lights all over!
When I connected it without any driver it worked like a normal hardware LocalBridge. You see the AppleTalk network, but cannot use it as an Alternative Ethernet card or switch to it in network or MacTCP control panel.
Thanks to all our community I got the drivers. Many thanks for that again. I will attach the image I used for this on this post.
The rest is simple. Just mount this disk and install the drivers on 7.1 or 7.5. Startup with Extentions Off (hold shift when booting).
You see two images how the network control panel looks and the MacTCP control panel.
This is the image for the version 2.2.2.
FarallonEtherWave.zip