I just got a 3CXM356 XJACK Megahertz modem, that's marked Windows..
This is an XJack modem--really wonderful.. But it doesn't seem to work in my
1400c..
Is there any updater that'll get this modem to wrok in my 1400c?
Thanks for the help!
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Hi,
Has anyone found a firmware upgrade for a 3Com 56k Global 3CCM156. All I
could find on USR/3Com's site is a .exe file. How are you supposed to do a
firmware upgrade with a Windows executable file?
Any help would be vastly appreciated.
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Han,
Your stuff is here:
http://www.usr.com/support/product-template.asp?prod=3cxm756
maxtek
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Date: Sun, 10 Aug 2003 16:49:59 -0700 (PDT)
From: Han [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3com pc card firmware update
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I have the 3com 3cxm756 56k
opening any of the
windows exe stuff.
Han
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Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 15:23:46 -0700 (PDT)
From: Han [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 3com 3ccm156 Firmware
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Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2003 17:50:59 -0400
Subject: Re: 3com 3ccm156 Firmware
From: maxtek
Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2003 17:50:59 -0400
Subject: Re: 3com 3ccm156 Firmware
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Han,
Your stuff is here:
http://www.usr.com/support/product-template.asp?prod=3cxm756
maxtek
Thanks maxtek! I guess I'm just not clear on whether
I have the 3com 3cxm756 56k pc card modem. Funny thing
is I can get it to work from my 5300, but not from my
3400. The 3400 is in the shop right now, but as soon
as I get it back I mean to tackle the problem.
Anyways, I was just reading a great site about
wireless for older powerbooks
Hi Listers,
I have a PB 520c and am trying to use a 3com Megahertz 56k Global Modem PC
Card (Model #3CCM156).
I consistently get speeds of only 31,200 even though on the same line with
my other mac I can get as high as 48,xxx.
I am using the Megahertz v.90 Modems modem script found on the 3com
Hi Listers,
I have a PB 520c and am trying to use a 3com Megahertz 56k Global Modem PC
Card (Model #3CCM156).
I consistently get speeds of only 31,200 even though on the same line with
my other mac I can get as high as 48,xxx.
I am using the Megahertz v.90 Modems modem script found on the 3com
Hi All, I just received my 2400c/180 back from MCE for the USB cardbus
upgrade and I have two questions; My Lexmark Z23 software says it requires
a G3 processor to install..does anyone know of a workaround for this or
a generic USB printer driver? I have 2 3Com NICs, a 3cxfe575bt
Any chance this cable will work with my Global Village modem/enet card?
Just found a local dealer and they're even cheaper than the listed price on
this page:
http://www.3complete.com/acatalog/3complete_PC_Card_Cables_87.html
I don't care about the modem part, but very badly need the enet, if
nope. wrong dongle.
on 5/29/03 3:21 AM, Tina Holm at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any chance this cable will work with my Global Village modem/enet card?
Just found a local dealer and they're even cheaper than the listed price on
this page:
I was running this pc card modem fine in my 5300c/100
(24mb Ram running 8.6) with the Megahertz v90 driver
dl'd from the US Robotics site. I tried plugging it
into the newest pb in our collection, a 3400c/180
(running 8.6 with 32mb ram) using the same driver. I
see the card on the desktop. I can
on 1/24/03 10:06 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you don't already have ResEdit, versiontracker
ought to be able to turn it up.
ResEdit and an explanatory text file are available on Apple's Website at
older software downloads
http://www.info.apple.com/support/oldersoftwarelist.html
I wrote:
The file to be deleted
isn't a file, it's a resource the installer added to the System file. And
yes, it's much easier to remove using the installer than manually (it's
in the drvr resources, tho I don't remember which ID.)
Then Jim wrote:
I looked in my system for the drvr
This sounds suspiciously like a problem I had with a Jack of Diamonds PCMCIA
card (in a PB 1400)... I too couldn't make the damn thing connect. Well,
that¹s a half truth, it connected, but not nearly reliably enough. Once, I
saw the servers in the chooser (via AppleTalk) but instead of connecting,
We need to test on a supported PC laptop to know for sure which scenario
is true.
Well, he's got a 1400, so it's now coming down to extensions and OS. The
'gold' working system is OS 9.1, and relevant installed extensions are
the 3C589 driver, Apple Enet 2.4.2, EtherTalk Phase 2 2.5.7, Open
on 1/22/03 7:05 PM, Cameron Kaiser at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just received a 3Com EtherLink III LAN PC Card today. It came with a
driver (Hacked) that was supposed to make it work in my 1400C. The card is a
3C589D.
I installed it in the computer like they said just drag the file
you might try the driver at our site---we have a version for the 3Com cards
on our site (under downloads), though I personally am not familliar with
your particular model.. Since we're having a blizzard here in the southeast
today, our s/w tech isn't in, so I can't ask him about it either
Jim wrote:
I just received a 3Com EtherLink III LAN PC Card today. It came with a
driver (Hacked) that was supposed to make it work in my 1400C. The card is
a
3C589D.
I installed it in the computer like they said just drag the file into
extensions...restarted it and nothing happened. How do
On 1/23/03 John McGibney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try using the uninstall feature for the Farallon card. When I switched e-net
cards on my PB 1400 I had problems until I uninstalled the old driver before
installing the new one. There must be an invisible file or preference file
that has to be
on 1/23/03 1:17 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/23/03 John McGibney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try using the uninstall feature for the Farallon card. When I switched e-net
cards on my PB 1400 I had problems until I uninstalled the old driver before
installing the new one. There
Hi All
I just received a 3Com EtherLink III LAN PC Card today. It came with a
driver (Hacked) that was supposed to make it work in my 1400C. The card is a
3C589D.
I installed it in the computer like they said just drag the file into
extensions...restarted it and nothing happened. How do I get
I just received a 3Com EtherLink III LAN PC Card today. It came with a
driver (Hacked) that was supposed to make it work in my 1400C. The card is a
3C589D.
I installed it in the computer like they said just drag the file into
extensions...restarted it and nothing happened. How do I get
At 07:05 PM 1/22/2003 -0800, you wrote:
snip
At least for the hacked driver I (sort of) support, since it's based on the
Farallon driver, I have not had good results getting the two to work together.
I'm surprised they load together at all.
Hmm, I just recently picked up a 3Com 3CXE589EC for a PC
on 1/22/03 7:05 PM, Cameron Kaiser at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just received a 3Com EtherLink III LAN PC Card today. It came with a
driver (Hacked) that was supposed to make it work in my 1400C. The card is a
3C589D.
I installed it in the computer like they said just drag the file
I tried the driver you have on your website. It didn't work either. I don't
know what is the problem. I suppose it could be a bad card. It did put it on
the desktop, but it wouldn't work. I really don't know what to do now. I
guess drop back 10 and punt.
Be more specific with 'wouldn't work'.
speculation, we've had several 3Com cards
fail just that way.
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Information Technology Group
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There was speculation earlier as to whether or not it was possible the
card was bad despite being fully recognized by the computer, which is
why I was reluctant to track down a PC laptop to test the setup with. I
can still do that.
Since I'm maintaining the 3C589 1400 driver, I'd love to
Cameron, Brian,
It's a no go. I now have two different 3Com 10Bt dongles that match my
card, neither of which works. Or rather, something doesn't work. Still
no link light.
Attempted with two different known-good Cat5 cables (not crossover) into
a good port on my router.
By known-good I mean
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David Deckert
Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 7:52 PM
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Subject: new 3Com dongle arrived today ... :( :( :( :(
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I'm beginning to think the card is at fault, even though it mounts fine
on the desktop and appears OK
Even if the drivers aren't working you should get a link light when you
first hook the cables up, I think. It would then go OUT perhaps but at
first connect to a powered up it should work.
Sounds like the card is dead to me, or you still have wrong cables. You
were going to try and see if you
PowerBooks wrote:
My understanding is that the cards are used; they get new dongles
and ship them out. The boxes I have are labelled 3c-pc-tp-cbl and the
cable itself is a 974302-1 according to the little silver tag.
I'll re-check what I have tomorrow. I'm getting the feeling I got a
different
Dan K
I understand you have some 1400 PB ram for sale. I am trying to get my
machine up to 64 MB. Do you have any ram for sale that stacks properly??
Please advise
Thanks
Jim
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/ethernet card, which my 3400c/180 doesn't have
anyway.
The 3Com card shows on the Desktop and I was able to input my TCP/IP under
Alternate Ethernet. Sweet! But that's where it ends.
Apple System Profiler doesn't show TCP/IP as having a connection or link
. No software can see my network
Like yesterday's poster, my first reboot also resulted in a System bomb.
Restarted w/ Ext. off and disabled Apple Enet and the extension for the
3400/G3 built-in modem/ethernet card, which my 3400c/180 doesn't have
anyway.
What is the exact model number of the 3Com card?
The 3Com card
(this one Dell branded btw), I
just dropped 'your' 3com driver into my system folder and restarted. When
the 3com driver loaded it dropped me into MacsBug:
System error #85 = dsMBarNFnd at 400A73E4 _InitMenus+00024
18-Sep-2002 9:17:32 PM (since boot = 1 minute)
(It looks like 3Com PC Card
Dan K wrote:
For a PC card ethernet nic, I'd buy one of these 3COM cards and use it
with a hacked* Farallon driver. At $8 (+ S/H) for a PCCard ethernet nic,
it's a terrific deal.
Thanks Dan, will keep that in mind. Where there's a Mac, there's always
a hack.
-David
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I've been browsing the list for some time now and it allowed me to
rehabilitate and upgrade a junked PB5300cs with no problems until now.
I have a 5300cs, 64MB ram, 770 MB HD, and 256 MB CompactFlash memory.
I have just purchased a 3Com Megahertz 56k Modem PC card with XJACK
Connector Model
AFAIK there ain't no Mac driver for the 3Com cards. I use a Mac Jack of
Diamonds from OSITech. Good card, good support.
Jim
Thomas wrote:
I've been browsing the list for some time now and it allowed me to
rehabilitate and upgrade a junked PB5300cs with no problems until now.
I have
Thomas wrote:
I've been browsing the list for some time now and it allowed me to
rehabilitate and upgrade a junked PB5300cs with no problems until now.
snip
Before I start into a lengthy web, email and phone search, I'm hoping
one of you Guru's have been here before.
You need to get
Jim Arnott wrote:
AFAIK there ain't no Mac driver for the 3Com cards. I use a Mac Jack of
Diamonds from OSITech. Good card, good support.
Jim
The card he's talking about is a rebadged USR modem not a network card.
They work fine on Macs (I have one of the same model)
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Bruce said:
You need to get to the US Robotics part of 3Com's site to find their
modem drivers.
snip
Many thanks Bruce. This reply via my PB validates your advice.
Go 'Cats
Thomas
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