On Feb 24, 2010, at 10:40 PM, Richard Gerome wrote:
Uninstall the driver for the ethernet card then shut the computer
down and remove the card clean the pins off with a pencil eraser and
reinstall the card, boot the computer back up and reinstall the
drivers
He said he had a Mac G5, not a PC.
No 'ethernet card'..the ethernet ports are built into the motherboard.
No 'drivers to uninstall'...they're part of the OS, OS X is a
monolithic install; drivers for any standard device on a Mac is part
of OSX.
The only drivers one ever needs to install are those for third party
devices.
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University of Arizona
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