Thanks for the ideas, Chris. >Does the card actually support the Mac? Is there a driver upgrade for >it?
Yes. it's a Buffalo WLI-CB-AG54 - one of the few that will work with a G3 laptop and it uses Apple's drivers. But it has always been temperamental - I actually gave up on it shortly after buying it. Then I learned recently that my card would probably not have just stopped working which it seemed to have done - it must have been a set up issue. So, I tried again - going to every relevant panel, using diagnostics and assistants etc and could not get it to connect to my network (kept getting an error message). I put the laptop to sleep. I woke it up the next morning and it connected automatically - suddenly I was wireless! So, I am leaving it in with the hope that it continues to function if I don't touch it. But I do have some weird connection issues - occasionally. Do you think it may be related to my connection schedule and when I put it to sleep? The last time it behaved as described, I just kept hitting Option-Command-K repeatedly until finally it tried to connect. I guess I will just try to be stubborn - and maybe watch that I don't put the G3 to sleep at the same moment that it is trying to connect on its own. Tannis ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
