Is there any why that I could plug in two cf network cards into a sl-5500?
JP
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Very much no.
They make CF->PCMCIA adapters, but I don't think you can convert 1 CF slot into 2 PCMCIA slots.
The 6000 could do it with a sled.
A 3100 or 3200 might be able to do it with a lot of software work, by replacing the internal MD.
You could use any of the USB host enabled devices and use one CF, one USB adapter. Or 2 USB adapters. Or use a 6000's wireless, + a CF card.
Or use the USB client function to plug it into a computer and use the computer's network card.
I can't think of any other dual network combos unless you don't care about speed and want to incorporate serial or IR?
Most of your options completely eliminate the 5500, though.
*edit*
Oh! Thought of another one. Get the CF->USB card and a pair of USB adapters.
