Hello All. I have some questions too.
What is the last version of Airport Software that works under OS 9.1-9.2.2?
Can the Wallstreet support more that one type of wireless software at the
same time? I am referring to perhaps the Skyline and a Airport software, or
Airport and Orinoco software. Do
The National Enquirer reports at 9:57 AM -0400 6/15/04, Kenneth Vann wrote:
Hello All. I have some questions too.
What is the last version of Airport Software that works under OS 9.1-9.2.2?
2.0.4
Can the Wallstreet support more that one type of wireless software at the
same time? I am
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I should mention that my intent is to be able to use my WS on the
road at a hot spot, not at home (thus I'm not looking for a base
station right now)
I understand now what you are getting at. The WallStreet has CardBus
slots true. CardBus slots however
on 14/06/04 21:01, Gary Goldberg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I should mention that my intent is to be able to use my WS on the
road at a hot spot, not at home (thus I'm not looking for a base
station right now)
I understand now what you are getting at. The
My Reply follows quote. On 14/06/2004 18:01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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I should mention that my intent is to be able to use my WS on the
road at a hot spot, not at home (thus I'm not looking for a base
station right now)
I understand now what you are getting
In my house, the base station is on the ground floor, sitting
on top of a 5200 just because that is where my router/hubs are located.
Yikes! I hope the 5200 isn't turned on! The graphite base stations
already have over heating problems without adding a CRT's thermal
emissions to the mix...
The National Enquirer reports at 9:01 PM -0400 6/14/04, Gary Goldberg wrote:
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I should mention that my intent is to be able to use my WS on the
road at a hot spot, not at home (thus I'm not looking for a base
station right now)
I understand now what you
The National Enquirer reports at 9:01 PM -0400 6/14/04, Gary Goldberg wrote:
Just in case I want to use my WS in another room, will I be able
to if I buy a[n Airport?] base station? The antenna issue has me
a bit confused.
Don't create a problem until you know you have one. :-) Try out your
My Reply follows quote. On 14/06/2004 19:11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
In my house, the base station is on the ground floor, sitting
on top of a 5200 just because that is where my router/hubs are located.
Yikes! I hope the 5200 isn't turned on! The graphite base stations
already have over
I called MacMall yesterday wondering if
I they could recommend a wi-fi Cardbus card
for my Wall Street since I don't want to depend
on a 3rd party card's software to get it to
work when I'm out of town.
They told me I'd need OS X. True?
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My Reply follows quote. On 13/06/2004 13:31 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I called MacMall yesterday wondering if
I they could recommend a wi-fi Cardbus card
for my Wall Street since I don't want to depend
on a 3rd party card's software to get it to
work when I'm out of town.
They told
on 13/06/04 16:31, Gary Goldberg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I called MacMall yesterday wondering if
I they could recommend a wi-fi Cardbus card
for my Wall Street since I don't want to depend
on a 3rd party card's software to get it to
work when I'm out of town.
They told me I'd need OS
So there is no hack for the Airport card for the
Wallstreet for OS 9 ?
George
--- Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
on 13/06/04 16:31, Gary Goldberg at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I called MacMall yesterday wondering if
I they could recommend a wi-fi Cardbus card
for my Wall Street
At 2:09 PM -0700 6/13/04, Ken wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 13/06/2004 13:31 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I called MacMall yesterday wondering if
I they could recommend a wi-fi Cardbus card
for my Wall Street since I don't want to depend
on a 3rd party card's software to get it to
work
My Reply follows quote. On 13/06/2004 15:41 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
So there is no hack for the Airport card for the
Wallstreet for OS 9 ?
George
--- Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
on 13/06/04 16:31, Gary Goldberg at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I called MacMall yesterday
on 13/06/04 18:38, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 2:09 PM -0700 6/13/04, Ken wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 13/06/2004 13:31 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I called MacMall yesterday wondering if
I they could recommend a wi-fi Cardbus card
for my Wall Street since I don't want to
on 13/06/04 18:41, George Mogiljansky at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So there is no hack for the Airport card for the
Wallstreet for OS 9 ?
If the card is based on the Lucent chipset, there is no hack needed. ORiNOCO
and Agere cards are most likely compatible. An ORiNOCO Silver or Gold card
I called MacMall yesterday wondering if
I they could recommend a wi-fi Cardbus card
for my Wall Street since I don't want to depend
on a 3rd party card's software to get it to
work when I'm out of town.
They told me I'd need OS X. True?
The sheer amount of FUD out there about these things
Is there any way to make the 3rd party rebranded cards work with the
AirPort software? I've got both an IBM branded and a Cabletron branded
WaveLAN card which appear to be identical to the 'real' Lucent WaveLAN
cards.
The OEM cards (called WaveLAN or ORiNOCO) will work with Apple's
AirPort
Is there any way to make the 3rd party rebranded cards work with the
AirPort software? I've got both an IBM branded and a Cabletron
branded WaveLAN card which appear to be identical to the 'real'
Lucent WaveLAN cards.
The OEM cards (called WaveLAN or ORiNOCO) will work with Apple's
AirPort
on 13/06/04 19:08, Ken at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 13/06/2004 15:41 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
So there is no hack for the Airport card for the
Wallstreet for OS 9 ?
George
--- Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
on 13/06/04 16:31, Gary Goldberg at
[EMAIL
Actually,
This isn't entirely correct.. The original airport card has a slightly
different connector witha different 'lockout' pin, which prevents its use in a
pcmcia slot. Furthermore it's got a certain 'resistor' (required by Apple of the
OEM), placed across 2 pins which could cuase
Actually, the first generation AirPort card uses a standard PCMCIA
connector, so you could connect one in a Wallstreet. However, since the card
expects an external antenna, You wouldn't be able to do much with it in your
Wallstreet.
That's not true.
AFAIK, there's only one generation of AirPort
There is no need for a cardbus card. I had an ORiNICO Silver card in a
Wallstreet and the card worked right off the box with the AirPort software
in OS 9.
-Laurent.
Sorry, I don't understand. Where DOES such a card go, if not in a Cardbus
slot? In an expansion bay?
Seems I deleted all my
on 13/06/04 22:34, Gary Goldberg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no need for a cardbus card. I had an ORiNICO Silver card in a
Wallstreet and the card worked right off the box with the AirPort software
in OS 9.
-Laurent.
Sorry, I don't understand. Where DOES such a card go, if not
There is no need for a cardbus card. I had an ORiNICO Silver card in a
Wallstreet and the card worked right off the box with the AirPort software
in OS 9.
-Laurent.
Sorry, I don't understand. Where DOES such a card go, if not in a Cardbus
slot? In an expansion bay?
It would go in the CardBus
At 3:41 PM -0700 6/13/04, George Mogiljansky wrote:
So there is no hack for the Airport card for the
Wallstreet for OS 9 ?
No, the Airport card while physically similar in size, shape and
connector to PC Card (PCMCIA) is not in any way compatible. And it
would be unlikely that anyone would
At 10:34 PM -0400 6/13/04, Gary Goldberg wrote:
There is no need for a cardbus card. I had an ORiNICO Silver card in a
Wallstreet and the card worked right off the box with the AirPort software
in OS 9.
-Laurent.
Sorry, I don't understand. Where DOES such a card go, if not in a Cardbus
slot? In
At 5:42 PM -0600 6/13/04, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
The AirPort card is a special card with something funny going on.
It's actually CardBus, but it doesn't work in CardBus slots. I've
read that Apple switched a few pins around so that it will not work
in standard CardBus slots but only in the
At 9:30 PM -0400 6/13/04, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Actually, the first generation AirPort card uses a standard PCMCIA
connector, so you could connect one in a Wallstreet. However, since the card
expects an external antenna, You wouldn't be able to do much with it in your
Wallstreet. The cards that
At 5:42 PM -0600 6/13/04, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
The AirPort card is a special card with something funny going on.
It's actually CardBus, but it doesn't work in CardBus slots. I've
read that Apple switched a few pins around so that it will not work
in standard CardBus slots but only in the
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