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64bit/66mhz dell pci slots

ediz · 2005-06-23 19:48:29

I've an oldish dell server running server 2000 i'd found a use for recently but I need a pair of 56k modems running in it and after cracking it open i've realised of the 6 pci slots 4 are the longer 64bit/66mhz type and of the two remaining one is taken up with a scsi card. I've only found network cards that fit these…

23-06-2005 7:48pm

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I've an oldish dell server running server 2000 i'd found a use for recently but I need a pair of 56k modems running in it and after cracking it open i've realised of the 6 pci slots 4 are the longer 64bit/66mhz type and of the two remaining one is taken up with a scsi card. I've only found network cards that fit these slots and was wondering if there's any kind of converter to get a second 56k working on one of them, i'd use a usb one but the program that uses them doesn't seem to take to usb versions

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OT. Marx computers are doing USB to serial port converters for about €25 if that's any use.

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