Obrecht, Jerry A wrote:
> Just out or curiosity, how far is your TiBook from the Lombard when
> you try to establish the connection? The TiBooks have a notoriously
> short Airport range (~30ft) so rule out bad TiBook transmission and
> reception by getting close to the Lombard.
The machines were
Steve Fuller wrote:
> one thing you might check. Most 802.11 networks can be set in one of two
> ways, either infrastructure, or ad-hoc. Most WAPs that I have seen
> default to infrastructure. I'm not 100% sure if infrastructure mode
> requires a WAP or not. A google search should turn up that i
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Secondly - I've been using a Lucent wireless card in my old Lombard with
the drivers from http://wirelessdriver.sourceforge.net/ and it's been
working perfectly at home with my D-Link hub. The other day though, I
tried to set up a little peer-to-peer link between it and my TiBook, and
couldn
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>Secondly - I've been using a Lucent wireless card in my old Lombard with
>the drivers from http://wirelessdriver.sourceforge.net/ and it's been
>working perfectly at home with my D-Link hub. The other day though, I
>tried to set up a little peer-to-peer link between it and my TiBook, and
>
on 12/03/03 21:36, Mike Barnes at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
> Has anyone used the other wireless drivers from IOXperts
> (http://www.ioxperts.com/80211b_X.html) at all? Do they have any great
> value over what the free drivers get me?
Can't answer your previous questions but I think that Io
First - simple question, very O/T: does anyone know if the power
supplies are swappable between the Beige G3 tower and desktop cases? I
have a spare from a desktop machine, and I know someone with a dead
power supply in their tower.
Secondly - I've been using a Lucent wireless card in my old Lo
