Hi Power-Mac-ers,
I bought a used 3400c, and am having trouble getting
the internet working on it.
As a way to test my system settings, etc, I took out
the hard drive, temporarily installed it another 3400c
(which has another problem.) I can access the internet
on it, so that tells me the system/
> Hi Power-Mac-ers,
>
> I bought a used 3400c, and am having trouble getting
> the internet working on it.
>
> As a way to test my system settings, etc, I took out
> the hard drive, temporarily installed it another 3400c
> (which has another problem.) I can access the internet
> on it, so that te
Next question; If I buy a PCMCIA card with Ethernet,
what are the chances that will work in this computer,
since the built-in Ethernet doesn't work?
It'd *better* work, since the PCMCIA circuitry is entirely independent
of the onboard ethernet. If it doesn't work, then you have *serious*
proble
Just re-read the post, and have a couple of thoughts that are at least a
tad less facetious than my prior post.
I bought a used 3400c, and am having trouble getting
the internet working on it.
As a way to test my system settings, etc, I took out
the hard drive, temporarily installed it another 34
Bill,
After responding to our off list correspondence.
I shockingly and with embarasement realized that I can
plug in a RJ-45 jack in the back of the 3400.
But, I coudn't find an "internal ethernet" option
in TCP/IP or appletalk control panels.
So I looked in Apple Profile and find no internal ethe
