[XCSSA] looking for a Mac SE/30 ethernet card set

[X-otic Computer Systems of San Antonio]

X-otic Computer Systems of San Antonio wrote:
> X-otic Computer Systems of San Antonio wrote:
>>> I'm looking to beg borrow or steal an internal ethernet card set for an
>>> old Macintosh SE/30 from anyone who might have one available or know
>>> where to find one.  I just got this cute little guy off eBay in good
>>> shape, and he's all ready to run NetBSD if I can just get him online.
>>>
>>> The item in question would probably look something like the image
>>> attached to this message (available here:
>>> http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/lovemacs_2073_99080156) if you've ever seen one.
>>>     Of course I've google'd and eBay'd for this thing with no luck yet.
>>> I also tried going through Herb Johnson of "Herb's Mac stuff"
>>> (http://www.retrotechnology.com/herbs_stuff/mac.html), whom I've done
>>> good business with before, but he is fresh out of these cards.
>>>
>>> On a related note, I'd also be interested in buying some extra RAM on
>>> 30-pin, non-parity SIMMs and perhaps one or two old 50-pin SCSI hard
>>> drives around 2 - 4 gigabytes, if anyone is interested in selling such
>>> classic upgrades :-)
>>>
>>> stay exotic my friends,
>>>
>>>     - Mike Roberts
> 
> Let me look at school.  I may have one of these in my junk box... I mean 
> closet.  I know I had an old Mac II ce at one point and it had a nic 
> which connected to this type of bus.  Peace, Dennis in Victoria
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Hi Mike:

I have checked what I have and it is not a network card... I don't 
think.  It has the correct bus, but it has only the db15 pin connector. 
  I know this was used in some network interface cards, but I think this 
is more along the lines of a video card.  In fact, looking closer at it, 
and taking off the extra pair of eyes, it says Macintosh Display Card on 
it.  It is about 12 inches long and also sits vertical in the machine 
and not lying over flat as the card you pictured appears to do.  Let me 
know if you want to try it.  Dennis in Victoria