WOL with an old PC 750 System

Hello,

I could need some help with an old IBM 750 System Series PC (Model
6887-XAG). I would like to use my 3COM 3c905C-TX with its Wake-On-LAN
feature. Now to the problem: the 3Com-Card has a 3-Pin WOL-Connector
but there is only a 2-Pin Connector.

For the 3-Pin connector I've found the following information:
1. Pin, +5V : red
2. Pin, GND : black
3. Pin, PME : yellow

But I haven't found any information for the connectors on the IBM
mainboard. Maybe I could use one of the modem-ring-connectors.

Does anyone know a solution ?

Thanks,

Stefan Mayr

On 29 May 2004 11:43:29 -0700, (E-Mail Removed) (Stefan Mayr) wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I could need some help with an old IBM 750 System Series PC (Model
>6887-XAG). I would like to use my 3COM 3c905C-TX with its Wake-On-LAN
>feature. Now to the problem: the 3Com-Card has a 3-Pin WOL-Connector
>but there is only a 2-Pin Connector.
>
>For the 3-Pin connector I've found the following information:
>1. Pin, +5V : red
>2. Pin, GND : black
>3. Pin, PME : yellow
>
>But I haven't found any information for the connectors on the IBM
>mainboard. Maybe I could use one of the modem-ring-connectors.
>
>Does anyone know a solution ?

Did steam-powered PCs even support Standby/"Suspend To RAM"?