Still use my trusted 2400c enough to attempt to hook it up to my home
wireless network (Airport basestation/iMacG5/iBook G4). Everything
seemed to go smoothly: using the Orinoco drivers the Comet recognized
the inserted Dell Truemobile 1150 Wireless Card and the Orinoco control
panel indicated
Hi Peter
Check the encryption on the base station it might be to high for the
dell card.
vicki
On Feb 2, 2006, at 10:14 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still use my trusted 2400c enough to attempt to hook it up to my
home wireless network (Airport basestation/iMacG5/iBook G4).
Everything
This post is a bit off topic, but I hope someone can
help.
I have a House Branded Wireless Access Point
purchased at CompUSA approximately 2 years ago (when
they were blowing out the 802.11B only products to
make room for the 802.11G's) At first, since I was
the only kid on the block
Have you tried pushing in the reset button on the back (may be recessed)
for 10-15 sec.? That should reset it to factory specs.
Later.Howard
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Don Wakefield wrote:
This post is a bit off topic, but I hope someone can
help.
I have a House Branded Wireless Access Point
purchased at CompUSA approximately 2 years ago (when
they were blowing out the 802.11B only products to
make room for the 802.11G's) At first, since I was
the only kid
Try admin.
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no wired connection at the moment. I pulled up
both Interpol and Timbuktu and they both showed AppleTalk stuff too.
And Timbuktu actually worked.
My wireless router is a Motorola WR850G model. It's fairly current.
So if you are looking for something that will do AppleTalk check it
out. I
for authentication, combined with the same login
information we use to get on to the wired network.
All may not be lost...
About a year ago I was on the road in a hotel room with wireless. In order
for me to use the network, I had to load and accept some sort of certificate,
but my IE browser would
Greetings. I probably should wait to ask this until I get more
specific information. But my school is thinking about a campus-wide
wireless network. The IT department is currently testing the concept
in the library (my domain), where up to now we've had a secured wired
network
mobilization of the
more radical students might be in order. Use posters with buzzwords like,
Jihad, Revolution. and Student Uprising. :-D
I'm not familiar with the software required, but instead of going through all
that PC-loading, why not have a wireless network which merely requires online
Greetings. I probably should wait to ask this until I get more
specific information. But my school is thinking about a campus-wide
wireless network. The IT department is currently testing the concept in
the library (my domain), where up to now we've had a secured wired
network
consider?).
Wireless connection via my Dell TrueMobile 1150 also works great on
an UNENCRYPTED network using ORiNOCO v. 7.2 driver software.
However, when I turn on 128-bit encryption on the Linksis wireless
router, and enter the 26 digit WEP key, I can't connect (although it
registers great
Subject: Re: Can't get WEP/128-bit encryp to work on my TrueMobile
wireless card
At 9:49 PM -0400 10/25/05, Gary F. Daught wrote:
Greetings. I'm slowly getting things configured on my PB2400c
(180Mhz/80MB RAM) running OS 8.6. Wired ethernet via my
GlobalVillage PowerPort Platinum Pro pc card
Greetings. I'm slowly getting things configured on my PB2400c (180Mhz/
80MB RAM) running OS 8.6. Wired ethernet via my GlobalVillage
PowerPort Platinum Pro pc card appears to be working fine. I'm using
the v. 3.0.2 driver (any updates I should consider?).
Wireless connection via my Dell
Le 08-10-2005 21:51, « [NOM] » [ADRESSE] a écrit :
Greetings again. I will be looking for ethernet and wireless
(802.11b) cards for the PowerBook 2400c I'm purchasing. Any advice on
what I should be looking for? At the moment the machine is running
System 7.6. Is this a limiting factor? (I
Greetings again. I will be looking for ethernet and wireless
(802.11b) cards for the PowerBook 2400c I'm purchasing. Any advice on
what I should be looking for? At the moment the machine is running
System 7.6. Is this a limiting factor? (I plan, as funding allows, to
move up to 8.5/6 or 9
Hello all; long time reader / watcher of the list; just joined!
With the Rev. C module in the Powerbook 500-series, the thing to watch out
for is accidently installing the PCMCIA software for the Rev. A or B modules
(v.1.0 ?) while the Rev C is installed. Doing so will muss up the ROM in the
At 8:12 PM +0200 9/26/05, Manfred wrote:
after a long time searching i got a PCMCIA cage for my 540.
But WiFi is not wotking in Rev B. I was told it would only
work with a Rev C cage.
Be careful about using a Rev C cage with a non PPC machine. I seem
to recall some problems with C's
Hello,
after a long time searching i got a PCMCIA cage for my 540.
But WiFi is not wotking in Rev B. I was told it would only
work with a Rev C cage.
Wrong. I have a Rev. B Cage witha a Proxim SkyLine Card PC Card and it
works just fine.
Best regards.
Hugo Diaz
Will the Cisco aironet 340 11 mbps wireless lan adapter work in a
powerbook 1400? If anyone knows, I would appreciate having that
verified before I buy one.
Thanks
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Hi, i'm trying to install a wifi card in my pb 540c with pcmcia revB,
MacOS 8.0, but it doesn't work...
I've two cards:
-Dell True Mobile 1150 (128RC4 encryption)
-Orinoco/Lucent (WEP encryption)
Both cards seems to be the same model, PC24E-H-FC.
Both cards are working correctly in a pc laptop.
Hello. I have used one of these with OS 9.1 on a Wallstreet (G3). I would
not chance it. I beleave it will need the G3.
Check out one of the Orinoco cards.
Ken Vann
From: Gary F. Daught [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Will CISCO Aironet 340 wireless card work on 3400 running OS
8.6?
Date: Wed, 31
Greetings. I am looking to pick up a 16-bit 802.11b wireless PC card
for my PowerBook 3400c (200MHz version running OS 8.6). I have an
opportunity to get a CISCO Aironet 340 card at a great price. But I
am trying to determine if it will work with my configuration.
Does anyone on the list
powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2005 2:00 AM
Subject: Re: Can you run a wireless card on a powerbook 1400 running os 7.5.
From: martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Can you run a wireless card on a powerbook 1400 running os
7.5.3
Yes, you can with version 6 of the Orinoco
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From: Krow Magnum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 11:16 PM
Subject: Re: Can you run a wireless card on a powerbook 1400 running os
7.5.3
On 8/26/05, Peter F Grenier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check
Hi, as a mac newbie I would like to know if you can set up a wireless
Internet connection on a power book 1400 running os 7.5.3.
I have read that you can on os 7.6 but I would like to attempt it
without changing the installed os.
I would appreciate any relevant info especially setting up IP
Check the docs with that driver, IIRC it requires 8.6.
On Aug 26, 2005, at 8:18 AM, martin wrote:
Hi, as a mac newbie I would like to know if you can set up a
wireless Internet connection on a power book 1400 running os 7.5.3.
I have read that you can on os 7.6 but I would like to attempt
On 8/26/05, Peter F Grenier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Check the docs with that driver, IIRC it requires 8.6.
On Aug 26, 2005, at 8:18 AM, martin wrote:
Hi, as a mac newbie I would like to know if you can set up a
wireless Internet connection on a power book 1400 running os 7.5.3.
I have
From: martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Can you run a wireless card on a powerbook 1400 running os
7.5.3
Yes, you can with version 6 of the Orinoco driver, but you will have a much
better PowerBook if you can upgrade to at least OS 8.6 and then use the
v7.2 drivers.
If you are short or ram
--- Kenneth Vann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IOXperts and Macsense have drivers that will work on
your 3400 as long as
you are using OS 8 or above. You will find links on
my Wireless FAQ site to
these drivers. Check their list of supported cards
before you buy.
With all this talk about
to its PC cards.
My new Asus P5AD2-Deluxe box has a wireless router on it so first step:
I wanted to get a Wireless PC card for my pb3400c (144mb ram/2gb hdd/Mac
OS922)
1) Would Netgear WG-511 work on my pb3400? The Netgear product site
doesn't say anything about MacOS9 compatibility
(http
improvements that I'm aware are all related to its PC cards.
My new Asus P5AD2-Deluxe box has a wireless router on it so first step:
I wanted to get a Wireless PC card for my pb3400c (144mb ram/2gb hdd/Mac
OS922)
1) Would Netgear WG-511 work on my pb3400? The Netgear product site
doesn't say
are all related to its PC cards.
My new Asus P5AD2-Deluxe box has a wireless router on it so first
step: I wanted to get a Wireless PC card for my pb3400c (144mb ram/2gb
hdd/Mac OS922)
1) Would Netgear WG-511 work on my pb3400? The Netgear product site
doesn't say anything about MacOS9
to get it
working on my pb?
I'm aware that I'll need to shave-off the the pc card a bit to get it
fit into the pb
IOXperts and Macsense have drivers that will work on your 3400 as long as
you are using OS 8 or above. You will find links on my Wireless FAQ site to
these drivers. Check their list
me know if it works.
Software Links on my FAQ Wireless Page.
Ken Vann
Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 12:24:55 -0700 (PDT)
From: Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: D-Link (wireless) for Powerbooks?
Has anyone been able to use a D-Link DWL-G650M
Wireless PCMCIA Notebook Adapter in a 3400c?
Thanks
Has anyone been able to use a D-Link DWL-G650M
Wireless PCMCIA Notebook Adapter in a 3400c?
Thanks
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On Jun 27, 2005, at 6:44 PM, Noah Wood wrote:
Yes I can get on the net and I can get my eMac to communicate with the
win machine, Thanks anyway though!
Well, you can use the e-mac as an intermediate 'server'. For direct
connections between the PC and the 1400 you'll need to use DAVE on
Hey all! I have PB 1400 with a Wireless card. I have turned on File
sharing and shared a folder, On of our computers is a Windows and it
is on the network along with the 1400, is it possible to have the
windows recognize the 1400 (PS I have Mac OS 8.1)? Thanks!
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Noah Wood wrote:
Hey all! I have PB 1400 with a Wireless card. I have turned on File
sharing and shared a folder, On of our computers is a Windows and it
is on the network along with the 1400, is it possible to have the
windows recognize the 1400 (PS I have Mac OS 8.1)? Thanks!
Don't
Yes I can get on the net and I can get my eMac to communicate with the
win machine, Thanks anyway though!
On 6/27/05, Brian Mahoney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Noah Wood wrote:
Hey all! I have PB 1400 with a Wireless card. I have turned on File
sharing and shared a folder, On of our computers
I've never had much luck getting most wireless routers to work with
AppleTalk either--but something I've never tried: most routers have ports
to plug ethernet connections directly to them--while it would defeat the
purpose of going wireless, would a direct connection to such a router pass
At 7:35 AM -0500 6/18/05, Howard R. Katz wrote:
I've never had much luck getting most wireless routers to work with
AppleTalk either--but something I've never tried: most routers have
ports to plug ethernet connections directly to them--while it would
defeat the purpose of going wireless
to the
other computers and the LW8500.
My ATT 6800G wireless router passes AppleTalk as did the Netgear MR314
that it replaced.
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and a PBG4 both running wirelessly to an Airport
Extreme, which has an ethernet IN connection (actually WAN and LAN). I
also own a Lynksys 8-port router (not wireless) which used to act as a
DHCP server for my iMac. I used the Lynksys as a firewall between the
iMac and the cable modem and it was serving
a choice of LocalTalk,
Ethernet, or AOL.
I have an iMac and a PBG4 both running wirelessly to an Airport
Extreme, which has an ethernet IN connection (actually WAN and
LAN). I also own a Lynksys 8-port router (not wireless) which used
to act as a DHCP server for my iMac. I used the Lynksys
9 you can. You have to enable
the IP option in File Sharing.
wayne
My Belkin doesn't pass AppleTalk. You can use IP to connect to the
other computers and the LW8500.
My ATT 6800G wireless router passes AppleTalk as did the Netgear MR314
that it replaced.
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On Jun 18, 2005, at 10:27 AM, PowerBooks wrote:
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2005 07:35:29 -0500 (CDT)
From: Howard R. Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: pb 1400 wireless
I've never had much luck getting most wireless routers to work with
AppleTalk either--but something I've never tried: most routers
On Sat, 18 Jun 2005, Jeff Hubatka wrote:
I have a D-Link that will pass AT via the wired ports but not via wireless.
I had a feeling this might be the case. I can use a regular wired
DSL/router to pass AppleWorks, and I guess that the wireless is, once you
use the ports, just an every-day
On Jun 18, 2005, at 2:26 PM, PowerBooks wrote:
From: Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 540c to broadband via cable (not wireless)
Date: Sat, 18 Jun 2005 12:54:08 -0700
On Jun 18, 2005, at 12:11 PM, Donna Hood Pointer wrote:
I want to connect my 520 to my newer machines via
I currently have (and am keeping) dialup. However, when I am visiting hotels
(more frequently lately), can I hook up to their free broadband service? How?
What do I need?
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Hello,
I currently have (and am keeping) dialup. However, when I am visiting hotels
(more frequently lately), can I hook up to their free broadband service?
How? What do I need?
depends on the hotel. If they offer wireless, then you have no
chance with the 540 only. You would need
depends on the hotel. If they offer wireless, then you have no
chance with the 540 only. You would need a small wireless
receiver where you can connect your 540 in.
I have a rev. c card cage and plan on getting wireless soon...
If they offer ethernet you just need a transceiver for your
540
Hi all,
I got my pb 1400 OS 8.6 working wireless as far as internet and email, but
cannot get appletalk to work. Can't connect to other computers on the
network or to my laserwriter 8500.
I've read all the internet instructions I can find, but the only possible
solution I've seen is to upgrade
At 4:49 PM -0500 6/17/05, nhj wrote:
Hi all,
I got my pb 1400 OS 8.6 working wireless as far as internet and email, but
cannot get appletalk to work. Can't connect to other computers on the
network or to my laserwriter 8500.
I've read all the internet instructions I can find, but the only
On Jun 17, 2005, at 11:39 PM, Clark Martin wrote:
At 4:49 PM -0500 6/17/05, nhj wrote:
Hi all,
I got my pb 1400 OS 8.6 working wireless as far as internet and
email, but
cannot get appletalk to work. Can't connect to other computers on the
network or to my laserwriter 8500.
I've read all
From another thread
On 6/9/05, Fluxstringer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently got an Orinoco Silver for it and as soon as I can get the
cells to rebuild the battery I will start taking it to school more.
What software are you using?
I'm using a Wavelan Silver and the lights indicate it
From another thread
On 6/9/05, Fluxstringer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently got an Orinoco Silver for it and as soon as I can get the
cells to rebuild the battery I will start taking it to school more.
What software are you using?
I'm using a Wavelan Silver and the lights indicate it
On Apr 27, 2005, at 5:23 PM, Fluxstringer wrote:
check out another lister's site on wifi for PBs.
http://home.earthlink.net/~macwireless/
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Great site Adrian.
Thank you.
I always appreciate the people who take the time
to put these sites together.
Thanks again and take care.
Gary Z
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On Apr 26, 2005, at 10:21 PM, Dave Foshee wrote:
The problem with that is that many mobile businessmen would live in
Starbucks and suck the bandwidth all day. x5 and you have a lot of
bandwidth. Go to a busy Starbucks and everyone would be better on
dial-up.
But this way, they can charge you and
On Apr 26, 2005, at 10:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here in Thailand, Starbucks charges about US$3.75 for one hour - very
expensive.
There are several independent coffee houses here in my town which have
free WiFi access.
Hi ACFX44501,
Sounds like a nice town, and I guess that I should shop
a railroad car. That and the previous
messages I just read were from a railroad group including a message
from a Roger.
Anyway
One day while waiting for some railfan friends I went into a Burger
King and noticed they had free wireless access. So I grabbed the
laptop and checked it out. You start
There are a lot of places that offer free wifi these days. If there's a
Panera's cafe near you, try there. Also, if you go to maps.google.com and
then the local directions option, then type in wifi yourtown,ST (state)
you'll be presented with a list of wifi spots.
Also try out local public
At the Panera places I frequent, you open your browser (yes, iCab works
well here :) ) and you're presented with a page where you accept their
usage conditions. Clicking agree then takes you to that webpage. It also
opens your connection to other functions like ftp or telnet.
One thing to
Leasing (X for Leasing). So
ACFX44501 sounds like a railroad car. That and the previous messages
I just read were from a railroad group including a message from a
Roger.
Anyway
One day while waiting for some railfan friends I went into a Burger
King and noticed they had free wireless access. So
Hi Gary,
From: Gary Zamzow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Wireless and my 1400
Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 23:25:58 -0700
I ask a
question in California
about Starbucks, and I get an instant reply from Thailand!
:-D Try a live Chat sometime, when you can get your 1400 up.
All the best,
Ken N
On Apr 27, 2005, at 4:40 AM, Howard R. Katz wrote:
There are a lot of places that offer free wifi these days. If there's
a Panera's cafe near you, try there. Also, if you go to
maps.google.com and then the local directions option, then type in
wifi yourtown,ST (state) you'll be presented with
check out another lister's site on wifi for PBs.
http://home.earthlink.net/~macwireless/
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At 5:08 PM -0700 4/27/05, Gary Zamzow wrote:
On Apr 27, 2005, at 4:40 AM, Howard R. Katz wrote:
There are a lot of places that offer free wifi these days. If
there's a Panera's cafe near you, try there. Also, if you go to
maps.google.com and then the local directions option, then type in
wifi
I never said it the list was comprehensive. :)
But it does give some good starting points if you've going someplace new.
Later.Howard
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Dear Group,
I found a nice 1400C, and I would like to get a wireless card for it.
If I have a wireless card can I go to a Starbucks and open up my
browser and surf,
or do I have to to access via my ISP, which is Comcast, which I use
with my iMac at home?
I also want to get a wireless system
:
Dear Group,
I found a nice 1400C, and I would like to get a wireless card for it.
If I have a wireless card can I go to a Starbucks and open up my
browser and surf,
or do I have to to access via my ISP, which is Comcast, which I use
with my iMac at home?
I also want to get a wireless system at home
On Apr 26, 2005, at 10:00 PM, Roger Adams wrote:
Hi Gary,
Starbucks have their own network. You buy access from the cashier who
will give you an access code and password on a card. When you open
your PB, it should ask you if you want to join the Starbucks network.
You click OK which will
The problem with that is that many mobile businessmen would live in
Starbucks and suck the bandwidth all day. x5 and you have a lot of
bandwidth. Go to a busy Starbucks and everyone would be better on dial-up.
But this way, they can charge you and you are a captive audience. They could
afford it
Here in Thailand, Starbucks charges about US$3.75 for one hour - very
expensive.
There are several independent coffee houses here in my town which have
free WiFi access.
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Date: Sat, 19 Mar 2005 17:41:08 -0500
From: Brian Mahoney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3400c wireless, OT question
Hey crew.
If my router has 26 digit encryption and my Orinoco card has only space
in the software for 12 or 13 digits, how do I encrypt the wireless
Hey crew.
If my router has 26 digit encryption and my Orinoco card has only space
in the software for 12 or 13 digits, how do I encrypt the wireless
signal? Got me baffled.
BM
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Brian Mahoney wrote:
Hey crew.
If my router has 26 digit encryption and my Orinoco card has only
space in the software for 12 or 13 digits, how do I encrypt the
wireless signal? Got me baffled.
BM
Got it. Guess I ask too soon, huh? :)
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My 3400c usually works fine on wireless, using the enterasys/orinoco
card. Last night and this morning it couldn't connect to my router, the
ip addy was set to 169.254.14.31 which was the same as the router addy.
Subnet was 255.255.0.0. I've seen this dns before, it's there every time
the card
for the PCs that will give a list
of all attached nodes (the wireless router, that is).
Hope something here helps,
Ted
Moreover, I
am using win m.e. on 3 of the pcs connected to the network. Coincidence?
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address.
Can you access the router via a browser? Make sure it sees the
3400c. My router can with software for the PCs that will give a list
of all attached nodes (the wireless router, that is).
Doesn't see the 3400c, but sometimes I can access the router from the
3400 but not the Internet
On 05/03/2005, at 12:25 AM, Brian Mahoney wrote:
My 3400c usually works fine on wireless, using the enterasys/orinoco
card. Last night and this morning it couldn't connect to my router,
the ip addy was set to 169.254.14.31 which was the same as the router
addy. Subnet was 255.255.0.0. I've seen
On 2/27 Fluster [EMAIL PROTECTED] Posted answers I submitted to the
group about wireless on a PB 1400 back in January.
I have found out that some of that information was wrong.
Listed below is the quote and a correction to that quote.
Ken Vann
Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2005 16:51:38 -0500
From
Does anybody know what is the best place to get a wireless card that would
work on a powerbook 1400c and a base station that would be compatible?CHEAP?
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Does anybody know what is the best place to get a wireless card that would
work on a powerbook 1400c and a base station that would be compatible?CHEAP?
Ditto, the LEM swap list.
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Hi!
Quoting Fluxstringer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ditto, the LEM swap list.
The following is a quote from Dan Knight, the LEM swap list Mom: These
individuals may have used the names of friends and a variety of
email addresses to subscribe and post items to the list. To prevent
them from joining
Here is a link about using a generic PC card in a powerbook. It
applies to the 500 series notebooks, but also works for any non
cardbus classic running macs. If you do have PPC, newer drivers, but
for 8.1 and below, use the version 6 off of the web site.
http://mickreed.freeshell.org/pb500.htm
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Quoting Fluxstringer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ditto, the LEM swap list.
The following is a quote from Dan Knight, the LEM swap list Mom: These
individuals may have used the names of friends and a variety of
email addresses to subscribe and post items to the list. To prevent
them from joining
I think the intent of the message is that if the person who's looking for
the new hardware isn't already on the swap list, there's no point at the
present to head people over there, since they can't join. :)
On Sat, 26 Feb 2005, Fluxstringer wrote:
Hi!
Quoting Fluxstringer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think the intent of the message is that if the person who's
looking for the new hardware isn't already on the swap list, there's
no point at the present to head people over there, since they can't
join. :)
On Sat, 26 Feb 2005, Fluxstringer wrote:
Hi!
Quoting Fluxstringer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Angus Chalmers wrote:
Does anybody know what is the best place to get a wireless card that would
work on a powerbook 1400c and a base station that would be compatible?CHEAP?
I realize this probably will rock someone's boat but I've had more luck
with ebay than with this list or the swap list
Here is a post on this subject from January this year.
Status: U
Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2005 10:03:46 -0500
To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
From: Kenneth Vann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PB1400 Wireless Answers
X-ELNK-AV: 0
Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2005 23:42:34 -0500
From: Fluxstringer [EMAIL
I think the intent of the message is that if the person who's
looking for the new hardware isn't already on the swap list, there's
no point at the present to head people over there, since they can't
join. :)
On Sat, 26 Feb 2005, Fluxstringer wrote:
The following is a quote from Dan
? please let me know...??
thanks
CC
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To: PowerBooks powerbooks@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: setup my 540c for wireless cheap?
Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2004 00:30:11 EST
In a message dated 12/29/04 10:20:15 PM Central Standard Time,
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Hi,
I got a Enterasys Roamabout card. It's 16 bit and has the 128 bit encryption.
It is equivalent to the Lucent gold card.
Do you think this will work ok with my 3400c/240 that runs OS 9.1?
Also, does it require a certain amount of RAM because mine has 144
meg, which I would think would be
Jared Noska wrote:
Hi,
I got a Enterasys Roamabout card. It's 16 bit and has the 128 bit
encryption.
It is equivalent to the Lucent gold card.
Do you think this will work ok with my 3400c/240 that runs OS 9.1?
Also, does it require a certain amount of RAM because mine has 144
meg, which I would
of RAM because mine has 144
meg, which I would think would be enough.
Same card in mine, works perfectly with my 80 megs. Slow with Mozilla,
way better with Icab.
My 3400 has the max ram in also, and both the orinoco card and the pro
wireless card work fine in it.
I did have some trouble when
My 3400 has the max ram in also, and both the orinoco card and the pro
wireless card work fine in it.
I did have some trouble when first installing the card and i only had
32mb of ram. but since the ram upgrade it has been fine.
I do not know what the minimum ram needed for these cards
Thank you very much for that heads ^.
Jared Noska wrote:
Hi,
I got a Enterasys Roamabout card. It's 16 bit and has the 128 bit encryption.
It is equivalent to the Lucent gold card.
Do you think this will work ok with my 3400c/240 that runs OS 9.1?
Also, does it require a certain amount of RAM
At 5:23 PM + 1/25/05, vicki Duggan wrote:
My 3400 has the max ram in also, and both the orinoco card and the
pro wireless card work fine in it.
I did have some trouble when first installing the card and i only
had 32mb of ram. but since the ram upgrade it has been fine.
I do not know what
You wireless cards, on the other hand, are NOT supported by
AirPort. The Dell TrueMobile 1150 is a clone of the ORiNOCO/WaveLAN
card, but it has a different (for lack of a better word) identifier
to your PowerBook. AirPort expects only certain card identities, so
it will not work with your
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