Re: Buffalo Card on a WS G3

Well, yes it does. But the Buffalo card allows the connection of an antenna. That would let me use the airport in fringe areas. Byron On Dec 29, 2003, at 11:41 PM, Krevnik wrote: Hmm, does the AlBook have an Airport Extreme card installed? The thing that hits me is the idea that the card isn't e

Re: Buffalo Card on a WS G3

Hmm, does the AlBook have an Airport Extreme card installed? The thing that hits me is the idea that the card isn't exactly what you want to use in a machine that can take an Airport Extreme card. On Dec 29, 2003, at 6:43 PM, B Gardner wrote: Okay, that answers that. Thanks. Now, how can I get

Re: Buffalo Card on a WS G3

Okay, that answers that. Thanks. Now, how can I get the Buffalo card to work with my 15" Aluminum PB in the cardbus port? I put it in and it won't startup. I can later add it and it recognizes the PC card but can't get it to find the base station. Byron On Dec 29, 2003, at 7:40 PM, Krevnik wro

Re: Buffalo Card on a WS G3

802.11g cards do no work under MacOS 9 currently. The Buffalo card does work with the Airport 3.1 drivers (available under 10.2.6 or later), but those drivers were never back-ported to OS 9. So, if you want to go 802.11g on the WS, you have to upgrade to Jaguar (or Panther with XPostFacto). On

Re: Buffalo Card on a WS G3

Does anyone know if a Buffalo Wireless Card 54 GHz card can be used on a WallStreet PowerBook G3? 54 GHz, eh? What's the range on that thing, 2 feet? 54 GHz would have incredible loss in an atmosphere... Ah, I'm just fooling. I bet you mean 802.11g... Does the card have Mac OS drivers? Do y

Buffalo Card on a WS G3

Does anyone know if a Buffalo Wireless Card 54 GHz card can be used on a WallStreet PowerBook G3? I am using OS 9.2.2 and an Airport Extreme Base Station. I know Orinoco works. The wireless card is WLI-CB-G54A. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Byron -- G-Books is sponsored by