From: ol.sc@web.de   
      
   Hi,   
      
   >> I'm sure he meant that neither model of Uthernet has an identifying magic   
   >> number or signature in firmware. :-)   
   >   
   > Yes, thanks for clarifying my intent.   
   > Detecting it without clobbering something else unintentionally.   
      
   Just to make sure that there are no misunderstandings:   
      
   All three "well known" Apple II Ethernet cards   
   - LANceGS   
   - Uthernet (I)   
   - Uthernet II   
   do _not_ have firmware. Therefore most ;-) developers agree that a   
   detection is no viable option.   
      
   Regards,   
   Oliver   
      
   PS: It's of course possible to detect, which of those three Ethernet is   
   present in a given slot. That's the type of detection that IP65 offers as   
   part of its hardware abstraction.   
      
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