Il Szabo said: > Gigabit (1000Mb/s) ethernet is supported. Use 100Mb/s at your > own risk, but it has been known to work. It's not necessary to > use Apple's ethernet connection (3rd party cards ought to work, > which is a good idea if you don't have Gigabit.... just buy a card). Cool, but I wonder if this Ethernet should be a separate "circuit" from the one I use for my LAN/Broadband setup. That is, use the internal internet port for one, use a PCI card Ethernet port for the other. Il Bobbo

On Sep 30, 2004, at 10:54 PM, Bob Vandiver wrote: > > Il Szabo said: > >> Gigabit (1000Mb/s) ethernet is supported. Use 100Mb/s at your >> own risk, but it has been known to work. It's not necessary to >> use Apple's ethernet connection (3rd party cards ought to work, >> which is a good idea if you don't have Gigabit.... just buy a card). > > Cool, but I wonder if this Ethernet should be a separate "circuit" > from the > one I use for my LAN/Broadband setup. That is, use the internal > internet > port for one, use a PCI card Ethernet port for the other. > > Il Bobbo > > Just use the same for both. I have my Mac and PC hooked up to the net, and each other through a Gigabit ethernet hub. FAST AS S%&t. I never burn anything to dick if I need to go from one to the other. George ________________________________________________________ www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com Now both Mac OSX and Windows XP... the only way to fly ;-) Some cool Logic tips: http://www.courseptr.com/cooltips/