Slightly OT but I just had a thought.
Let's say you have a Duo 2300 motherboard, and use a SCSI internal disk, leaving the IDE header free. (Yes, it's been shown that you can use both at the same time). Then attach a 2.5" IDE to CF adapter.
Let's say also that you can find a Compact Flash format WiFI card that has the same chipset as a PCMCIA WiFI card that's known to be usable under OS 9.x and/or earlier (like the Proxim/Lucent/Avaya Orinoco).
Trick the installer to put the appropriate drivers on the Duo's hard drive. (ie using SCSI Disk Mode from a 1400 or other Powerbook with a PCMCIA slot)
Does it seem even remotely possible that the CF card would be recognised?
Let's say you have a Duo 2300 motherboard, and use a SCSI internal disk, leaving the IDE header free. (Yes, it's been shown that you can use both at the same time). Then attach a 2.5" IDE to CF adapter.
Let's say also that you can find a Compact Flash format WiFI card that has the same chipset as a PCMCIA WiFI card that's known to be usable under OS 9.x and/or earlier (like the Proxim/Lucent/Avaya Orinoco).
Trick the installer to put the appropriate drivers on the Duo's hard drive. (ie using SCSI Disk Mode from a 1400 or other Powerbook with a PCMCIA slot)
Does it seem even remotely possible that the CF card would be recognised?