From: Robert Benschop (rbenschop_at_euronet.nl)
Date: Fri Feb 21 2003 - 00:33:37 PST
on 20-02-2003 12:30, David Abramowitz at david.abramowitz_at_verizon.net wrote:
> Go to the System Preferences, and choose Network. Then under Show for
> your location (mine's Automatic), choose Network Port Configurations.
> Make sure Built-in Ethernet is at the top - you can drag it up there if
> it's not. OS X only allows one protocol to use AppleTalk at any given
> time, so if your Airport configuration grabs it first, you're out of
> luck for Built-in Ethernet. This may be your problem. Once you've got
> the order squared away, you should be able to pick Built-in Ethernet
> from Show, then click on the AppleTalk port and click on Make AppleTalk
> Active. You should be good to go then.
Sound advice, to which I like to ad that because of this it might be a good
idea to ad some locations. I added the locations 'Airport', 'Built-in
Ethernet' and 'Internal Modem', if I choose any of those and click 'Apply
Now' I know that I have only that port active.
Just makes live a bit easier...
Robert Benschop
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