OK, folks, it seems that my cable router has given up. Don't know what
happened, but yesterday evening, after dinner, when I went to check my mail,
I noticed that I had no connection. I've then checked the cable modem and
then noticed that the router didn't have any LED on, except the power LED.
Wait for the downloadable upgrade and then do it. As long as you have a
fairly standard set up you won't have a problem. And then download Silk!
Jim
On Wednesday, June 5, 2002, at 10:23 PM, James wrote:
I recently was readin the apple OS X forums and they
are filled with horror stories
James said at ÒAnyone Have Problems with Mac OS 10.1.5Ó.
[06/05/2002 19:23:54]
I had a problem last night that might be related to 10.1.5. The my 500mhz
Ti would not wake up. The only sign of life was the white light that shows
at the bottom of the screen would fade in and out. I had to use the
Laurent,
I don't have a suggestion for your router problems, but I'm having a
weird problem with Cox since I switched over from Roadrunner. Our Cox
system is configured to hand out IPs like candy, and I have a Linksys
WAP which doesn't do NAT. (I bought it before I joined this list)
Anyway, Cox
On 06/06/02 10:05, Dan Lovejoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laurent,
I don't have a suggestion for your router problems, but I'm having a
weird problem with Cox since I switched over from Roadrunner. Our Cox
system is configured to hand out IPs like candy, and I have a Linksys
WAP which doesn't
Looks like my warranty is out for my Linksys.
I'm looking at D-Link products. They have products that they label as
gateways and others as routers. What's the difference?
-Laurent.
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Laurent Daudelin Developer,
On 06/06/02 11:05, Jeremy Derr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday, June 6, 2002, at 09:55 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Looks like my warranty is out for my Linksys.
I'm looking at D-Link products. They have products that they label as
gateways and others as routers. What's the
I've got a Pismo, running 10.1.4. I also have an external Firewire hard
drive. Over the weekend, I reinitialized it with 9.2.2. My plan was to
boot from that hard drive whenever I wanted to run OS9. However, when I
hold down Option on startup, the external drive doesn't appear. If I start
While looking for routers/gateways, I came upon a deal from Other World
Computing for the XLR8 Interview 2.0 USB video capture. I know that it's a
lot less good than an analog to digital FireWire-based converter, like the
Dazzle Hollywood bridge, but it's also about 4-5 times less expensive.
Looks like my warranty is out for my Linksys.
I'm looking at D-Link products. They have products that they label as
gateways and others as routers. What's the difference?
Gateways just move packets between networks, Router can redirect
packets to specific places. Most routers also can act as a
At 9:05 am -0500 6/6/02, Dan Lovejoy wrote:
SNIP
Cox will happily give my work ThinkPad an IP (Cisco Aeronet
Card), my wife's ThinkPad also (Linksys wireless card) but it doesn't
like my Wallstreet, running OS X, 10.1.5 with a Cisco Aeronet Card. The
only solution I've found is to reset the
You probably will have to select the drive using the DA. The one thing I
have not been able to do is boot OS X from my external f/w drive. This works
with 10.0.3 but as soon as 10.1 is applied it's a no go. Wonder if this has
been fixed with 10.1.3 and beyond?
On 6/6/2002 8:09 AM, Keith Potter
Downloaded the files at work today the standard update
for my powerbook and PowerMac G4 took 5 mins for 22
megs and then down loaded the 45 meg combined upgrade
which took 10 mins. I am waiting to see what others
have to say before i load. MY powerbook is running
fine with 10.1.4 but my PowerMac
On 06/06/02 11:18, lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like my warranty is out for my Linksys.
I'm looking at D-Link products. They have products that they label as
gateways and others as routers. What's the difference?
Gateways just move packets between networks, Router can redirect
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I thought I would switch to another brand ;-)
What about the SMC Barricade? Anyone have any comments about this router?
Anyone seen any router comparison lists?
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6400/200 w/ Sonnet
No problems here (tiBook 400) so far! CD burner support seems to be better,
Finder became a little bit more responsive in my impression.
HTH!
Chris
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I went through the same thing with ATT broadband. In some areas, their
registration just isn't compatible with macs (no amount of cookies or
proxies will fix it, your registration will not go through and time out).
It sucks, but he's right... You'll have to use a PC to connect, or have them
come
What about the SMC Barricade? Anyone have any comments about this router?
Anyone seen any router comparison lists?
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Alan Miller
I've heard very good things about the SMC Barricade, and that it
supports Appletalk. I think if you check out some of the Network forums
at DSL Reports, it
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
What about the SMC Barricade? Anyone have any comments about this router?
I've been using the SMC Barricade for about 10 months. Works like a
champ. Web interface for administration.
Lee
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Richard,
Whatever you get, make sure it has the fluid
(hydrodynamic) bearings in it. The earlier IBM
Travelstars (like the two I've bought am unhappy
with) didn't have those bearings will give you noise
problems.
- Jeff Lentz
--- richard windeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone had a
Thanks for the advice! Have a tech scheduled for next Tues.
Kate
Vic Viet Duong wrote:
I just got online with ATT Broadband, and could not for the life of me,
register through the cable modem. I got the unable to connect window also.
I tried connecting on my rev A I-mac and Pismo with no
Thanks for sharing your experience. Guess I just have to wait till next week. :(
Kate
Michael Bryan Bell wrote:
I went through the same thing with ATT broadband. In some areas, their
registration just isn't compatible with macs (no amount of cookies or
proxies will fix it, your registration
Actually ATT says on their web site that you should leave that field blank. I
did choose Ethernet, and also DHCP. Thanks for the advice but it looks like I
may have to have that tech come out after all.
Kate
Gary D. Adams wrote:
Kate:
You should have numbers for a name server address to
re router: Anyway, I am also interested in discovering a good,
inexpensive, Mac
friendly router to hook my WAP up to, since Cox will at some point get
their act together and stop handing out multiple IPs.
I use charter cable and couldn't be happier they are even mac
friendly great
disregard the previous post... I misread the router issue ! oops!
sue
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Trust that still, small voice that says, 'This might work and I'll try it.'
(Diane Mariechild )
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G-Books is sponsored by
I just finished installing an IBM 20GB (model 40GN) drive in my Wallstreet
and I can't believe how quiet it is, replacing the small-airplane-sounding
IBM 10GB drive. I can hardly tell it's running now. It's $89 now at
googlegear.com plus shipping, and add tax if you live in CA.
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JSH
Date:
How about firewire port problems w/ 10/1.5? My Teac CDRW in LaCie
case is not recognized on firewire...Any suggestions?
TIA Paul
As long as you're not getting a first generation Ti you should be OK.
BareFeats.com compared rev A vs rev B and noted great improvement in
OOPS!
How about firewire port problems w/ 10/1.5? My Teac CDRW in LaCie
case is not recognized on my TiBook500 firewire...Any suggestions?
TIAPaul
As long as you're not getting a first generation Ti you should be OK.
BareFeats.com compared rev A vs rev B and noted great
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