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Re: Detecting 2 Ethernet inbuilt
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Re: Detecting 2 Ethernet inbuilt


  • Subject: Re: Detecting 2 Ethernet inbuilt
  • From: Ben Artin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 18:18:55 -0500

Does anybody know how you detect the 2xEthernet ports which are inbuilt in
the new Tower systems, and which corresponds to port 1 and port 2 from what
I have seen from the technical diagrams on Apple support.


I can guess that I can iterate over the IOEthernetInterface in the
IORegistry, but how to do you know which is which and maybe in the future is
others get thrown in for good measure, if it clear but I don't have access
to this machine to play with :-(.

Why do you care if they are built-in? By adding PCI cards you can add multiple Ethernet ports to any recent PowerMac, and if your code handles that case correctly, it will handle the new PowerMacs as well.


Ben

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