I picked up a Sierra Wirless Aircard 555 to use as a wireless internet
connection. This PCMCIA card is a multi-function card acting as a NIC
and a modem.
It's not supported for the Mac by the vendor, but I've found an OS X
driver for the card here:
http://www.cs.ucsd.edu/~snoeren/aircard.html
I'd like to use the card on my recently acquired G4 desktop. How do I
connect a PCMCIA card to a Mac desktop? I searched for "PCMCIA
reader", which is what they are called in the PC world. These are PCI
cards that plug into the PC's logic board and take PCMCIA cards.
I can't find squat for the Mac. Is there any way to connect this
PCMCIA card thru the Mac's PCI slot, firewire, USB, ethernet? I'm open
to any suggestions.
Thanks,
Pokey.
Mike Dee - 31 Dec 2004 20:11 GMT
> I'd like to use the card on my recently acquired G4 desktop. How
> do I connect a PCMCIA card to a Mac desktop? I searched for
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> PCMCIA card thru the Mac's PCI slot, firewire, USB, ethernet? I'm
> open to any suggestions.
<http://www.psism.com/reader.htm>
<http://www.elandigitalsystems.com/adapter/p111.php>
<http://www.elandigitalsystems.com/adapter/p311.php>

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