At 1:35 PM -0600 12/12/2009, Christian Wacker wrote:
>I gave up on that, and have my iMac connected through a seperate
>router, problem solved. apparantly the telephone's own routers can't
>handle both a PC and a Mac, but can handle four PCs fine.
ROFL. Yea, seen that. I donno if it's a matter o
I understand that PageMill was the first good wysiwyg web design tool
(for mac at least)... in fact once Adobe GoLive supplanted it many
people mourned the 'passing' of ap. Pagemill 2 wouldn't accept
JavaScript coding so what I did was complete the site in PageMill and
then port all the code to
My mom used it for four months before I needed it for my iMac, so I
know that it should work (I used it for a month after getting my iMac
too)
I am going to try it again, and i've been testing some settings,
including Manual and DHCP with manual address settings.
So far, not much, gonna try tweakin
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 9:25 PM, Bill Chapman wrote:
> Re not being able to afford anything newer than a pm 6100... yeah in
> those days even second-hand macs were really expensive and i stayed with
> my 25MHz quadra 610 until about 2002 (got it in 1996) when I picked up
> my first pm (7200) for $
I had this exact problem. It is because the driver needs to be upgraded. You
must uninstall the old driver first! Then install the one for 10.4. After that
it should work fine, although you do need to restart and let it find the wifi
adapter all over again.
On Dec 12, 2009, at 9:52 AM, Dan wrote
Check that the netgear unit itself is not failing by using it on a known
compatible set up.
I had similar symptoms with a linksys unit until the linksys just failed
completely. Was easy to find the culprit then. ;)
Rony
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Re not being able to afford anything newer than a pm 6100... yeah in
those days even second-hand macs were really expensive and i stayed with
my 25MHz quadra 610 until about 2002 (got it in 1996) when I picked up
my first pm (7200) for $39CDN. I only joined the os x era in jan 2008.
All my macs
VirtualBox looks too techie for me... I'm a graphic designer not that
techie although I'm interested in tech stuff to a point
Bruce Johnson wrote:
> On Dec 12, 2009, at 2:39 PM, Elliott Price wrote:
>
>
>> Since VPC is made by Bloatware itself, (aka Microsoft) it runs VERY
>> VERY slowly. Our
No intel mac here, so i'm stuck with VPC... are you talking about the 7.0.3
update... apparently it performs better that 7...you'd think it'd run pretty
good on my 1.6GHz powerbook (leopard) although I'll have to do a bit of
stickhandling to get it to install; i know vpc isn't supported on 10.5.
Yeah, the min speed on a mac for reasonable VPC 7.0.3 performance with
WinXP pro is 700MHz.. my Quicksilver is 800mhz... if it's too slow (but
nothing was slower for me than my first mac, a 25MHz Quadra 610) I'll
load VPC up on my 1.6GHz titanium powerbook
Bruce Johnson wrote:
> On Dec 12, 200
On Dec 12, 2009, at 2:39 PM, Elliott Price wrote:
> Since VPC is made by Bloatware itself, (aka Microsoft) it runs VERY
> VERY slowly. Our 667Mhz Mac had trouble running XP with VPC. If you
> really do want to run Windows on your Mac in an emulator, I would go
> with something simpler like Virtua
Since VPC is made by Bloatware itself, (aka Microsoft) it runs VERY
VERY slowly. Our 667Mhz Mac had trouble running XP with VPC. If you
really do want to run Windows on your Mac in an emulator, I would go
with something simpler like VirtualBox (I think that's what it's
called, not quite sur
On Dec 12, 2009, at 1:36 PM, Christian Wacker wrote:
> (It will be interesting to
> see if a 350mhz PPC can run windows 7 as well as my 3.2ghz DualCore
> AMD system)
No it won't be interesting at all, unless by 'interesting' and 'run as
well as' you mean 'enormously boring' and 'because it ta
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 2:29 PM, Bill Chapman wrote:
> Christian, thanks for the info... I'm really excited about having win on
> my mac altho I'm a die-hard machead... I need win to test my website
> designs in ie 6-7 (somebody kill those, please!... oh, wait... ie 8 and
> win 7 are on that case)
Christian, thanks for the info... I'm really excited about having win on
my mac altho I'm a die-hard machead... I need win to test my website
designs in ie 6-7 (somebody kill those, please!... oh, wait... ie 8 and
win 7 are on that case) on xp, although browsershots.org is really
helpful, to a
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 1:49 PM, Bill Chapman wrote:
> I don't know if this relates to your situation, but I'm about to install
> Virtual PC (with WinXP) on my OS X ppc and my info says that there is a
> way to have Win successfully join my wired mac lan. I'm on dsl.
When you install the Virtual
I don't know if this relates to your situation, but I'm about to install
Virtual PC (with WinXP) on my OS X ppc and my info says that there is a
way to have Win successfully join my wired mac lan. I'm on dsl.
Christian Wacker wrote:
> I gave up on that, and have my iMac connected through a sepe
I gave up on that, and have my iMac connected through a seperate
router, problem solved. apparantly the telephone's own routers can't
handle both a PC and a Mac, but can handle four PCs fine.
I'll start another post with my other question.
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 12:55 PM, Clark Martin wrote:
> C
Christian Wacker wrote:
> On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 8:52 AM, Dan wrote:
>> At 7:02 PM -0600 12/11/2009, Christian Wacker wrote:
>>> upgraded my iMac G3 to 10.4, and now i've got constant WiFi problems (again)
>>>
>>> I try to connect to the WiFi, using my netgear WG111V2, and it
>>> crashes the box.
At 9:55 AM -0600 12/12/2009, Christian Wacker wrote:
>On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 8:52 AM, Dan wrote:
>> At 7:02 PM -0600 12/11/2009, Christian Wacker wrote:
>>>upgraded my iMac G3 to 10.4, and now i've got constant WiFi problems (again)
>>>
>>>I try to connect to the WiFi, using my netgear WG111V2,
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 8:52 AM, Dan wrote:
> At 7:02 PM -0600 12/11/2009, Christian Wacker wrote:
>>upgraded my iMac G3 to 10.4, and now i've got constant WiFi problems (again)
>>
>>I try to connect to the WiFi, using my netgear WG111V2, and it
>>crashes the box.
>
> "the box" is ?
The Internet
At 7:02 PM -0600 12/11/2009, Christian Wacker wrote:
>upgraded my iMac G3 to 10.4, and now i've got constant WiFi problems (again)
>
>I try to connect to the WiFi, using my netgear WG111V2, and it
>crashes the box.
"the box" is ?
Do you mean that your Mac is kernel panic'ing? Or that some app i
I would guess the software; a lot of those third party USB wireless
things have pretty terrible software for the Mac. You might check to
see if they have updated drivers online, that would be compatible
specifically with 10.4.
-Elliott Price
Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
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Well... I upgraded my iMac G3 to 10.4, and now i've got constant WiFi
problems (again)
I try to connect to the WiFi, using my netgear WG111V2, and it crashes the box.
It then re-connects, and crashes the box again, instantly after I reset the box.
I don't know if this is because it's a Mac (Doubt i
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