>All Pros have the ethernet connector on the back, but they don't
>necessarily have an adapter (DECNA) inside. Look to see if it has a card
>with the number 000042 on its handle. A 350 will typically have: a
>floppy adapter, a hard drive adapter, 0 or 2 graphics cards, 0 or more
>memory cards, ethernet card, etc. You can also add memory with a
>daughter board on the motherboard without using any of the 6 slots. If
>you want a memory daughter board, let me know-- I have a couple of extra
>ones.
There has to be at least 1 graphics board on the 350... the 380
has it integral to the mother board. The 350 can have the EBO
board (extended bitmap option) which provides two additional planes
of display memory.
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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