I can understand the 'tension' caused by the tone of Mr. Kunga's post, and I don't condone it, but I have to agree with him that the presumption that 'any PC user' should be able to do this is also offensive. I've been a Unix System Administrator for 16 years and I've *never* had to do this procedure and was quite clueless about how to go about it until Mr. Kunga's follow-up howto doc. Thanks to him, now I too can do this. So now maybe I'll take another look at this card, which I had scratched off my list because of the requirement to 'flash' it. Anyway, thanks Mr. Kunga, but please try not to alienate these people, we need them! And please, do continue to contribute what and when you can. We all benefit. -- jcw phoenix wrote: > From: "Thubten Kunga" <Kunga at FutureMedia.org> > > > codes kept to the sanctimonious pious all knowing Bishops > > and Lords of The List who believe that manners take > > precedent over knowledge sharing. > > The two go hand-in-hand. Please, as a courtesy, take 15 minutes and > read RFC 1855 before you decide to post again. A quick Google search will > yield it in a jiffy. > > > My eternal gratitude to the creator of this hack Michael > > Bosshard of somewhere in Europe for helping me perfect > > these instructions so any idiot who stumbles upon them can > > perform the ROM flashing. > > Flashing the ROM on most components really /is/ something an idiot > can do. Just ask any PC users in the last 5 years who've had to perpetually > update the firmware on their Winmodems. > > cheers, > phoenix > -- > "We're pretty good at looking at a turkey sandwich > and realizing it's a turkey sandwich" > -- the TSA's director, on baggage screening > > > > -- J.C. Webber III Technical Lead, Unix System Administrator, Apple Computers jcw at apple.com (work) jcw at kingoblio.com (home) www.kingoblio.com