Let's see...
You will likely need to set up the router to send the DSL modem your name
and password to log onto the network, and your router may, or may not do
this, even with an upgrade. Most do, but I'm not sure about some older
ones.
I would suggest keeping the router, since it's setup,
A few things:
I use BootCD (v0.6) for OS X. Up until recently there was no OS X
version, but I just tried it again and although it took some time (6+
minutes), it worked. (another reason for me not to partition...)
I have an airport card and a Belkin wireless router with an iMac and my
son's
Jeff, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
the 400mhz (Lombard) model has a decoder
chip on the motherboard.
Doesn't that apply to Pipsmo as well?
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On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 7:58 pm -0700, Jeff Hubatka wrote:
Routers are generally set up through a web browser, and don't need
specific drivers.
Just to set this thread off on yet another tangent :), it's worth bearing
in mind when shopping for routers that although router admin is normally
On 18 Jun, 2004, at 02:31, G-Books wrote:
A Pismo has only an internal regular AirPort card slot. AirPort (the
1st
generation) only supports 802.11b. If you want to use 802.11g, then
you will
need to buy a 3rd party card and make sure they provide a driver for
the OS
you want to use it with.
on 18/06/04 07:58, Tim Hodgson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 7:58 pm -0700, Jeff Hubatka wrote:
Routers are generally set up through a web browser, and don't need
specific drivers.
Just to set this thread off on yet another tangent :), it's worth bearing
in mind
on 18/06/04 08:16, Peter DeAth at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Laurent and all,
I hesitate to contribute further to this long thread, BUT, I have
spoken to Buffalo (UK) this a.m. and their Tech guys say that a
Buffalo WLI-CB-G54A Airstation PCMCIA Card (802.11g and backwards
compatible to
I use a D-Link DWL-122 USB adapter for wireless; it requires software
(included of course) which it installs as a pref. pane. It looks like
a USB keydrive, but comes with a USB extension cord, so one can hang it
from on high if necessary, for better reception. I use it when I'm on
the road
From: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Mikael=20Bystr=F6m?= [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Using Apple DVD-Rom ATA/IDE drive/Wallstreet II?
Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 13:57:29 +0200
Jeff, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
the 400mhz (Lombard) model has a decoder
chip on the motherboard.
Doesn't that apply to Pipsmo as well?
All
On Jun 18, 2004, at 8:14 am, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 18/06/04 08:16, Peter DeAth at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Laurent and all,
I hesitate to contribute further to this long thread, BUT, I have
spoken to Buffalo (UK) this a.m. and their Tech guys say that a
Buffalo WLI-CB-G54A Airstation
On Jun 17, 2004, at 5:55 PM, Imal Tornapart wrote:
This is a really cool, well-integrated machine. It picked up my
digicam
right off the bat with OS's own drivers, which is more than Widnows
2000
could do.
You will find, again and again, that this is the prime virtue of the
Mac Way; things
At 9:39 am -0700 18/6/04, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Then a dialog pops up saying What do you want to happen when you
plug in this card and offers a list of options: start Windows Media
Player, do this, do that.
Which it never seems to remember . . .
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On 6/18/04 12:39 PM, Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You will find, again and again, that this is the prime virtue of the
Mac Way; things that work, just work no fuss, no muss, no unneeded
user intervention required.
An example. We use our sandisk 256 meg USB sticks *constantly*
Powerlogix has a new upgrade available for the Pismo CPU. The new upgrade is
a G3 750gx running at 900mhz with 1mb internal L2 cache. An old upgrade
available from Powerlogix was a G3 750fx running at 800 or 900mhz with
.512mb internal L2 cache
No performance benchmarks comparing these are
Hello List,
I am looking for an economical replacement for Apple part 611-0304
Powersupply for my TiBook 550mhz..
I'm also interested in doubling the ram to a Gigabyte, adding an
airport card, and maybe adding bluetooth...
I love the idea of using my cell phone and PowerBook in tandem.
Thanks
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on 18/06/04 21:16, Andrew in Ann Arbor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I don't know...
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Hello list
I've been commissioned to find a MAC powerbook or ibook for my sister.
She's an artist and needs a little more power than the 520 powerbook
for word processing, spread sheets, photo editing and e-mail/web browsing.
I had been thinking an ibook might provide more horsepower per
On 6/18/04 10:19 PM, Andrew King [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list
I've been commissioned to find a MAC powerbook or ibook for my sister.
So, I'm guessing you use WINDOWS? Most of us on this list use Macs. All
modern computers have a MAC.
She's an artist and needs a little more power than
I've been commissioned to find a MAC powerbook or ibook for my sister.
She's an artist and needs a little more power than the 520 powerbook
for word processing, spread sheets, photo editing and e-mail/web
browsing.
I had been thinking an ibook might provide more horsepower per doller.
She's
Hi all,
I have been wondering if it is possible to install a PC type CDRW drive
in the case for the 20x CD-ROM drive in a wallstreet G3 powerbook?
And if so what models do you recommend.
Matt
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