Interesting theory, wish I still had an airport base station to test
it.
Perhaps someone else will contribute to sorting this out. For me the
ability to install packages and send info to my mac either via
ethernet is part of what keeps it useful.
Woody
On May 13, 2009, at 2:16 AM, David Neale wrote:
> I do not have an Intel Mac, but two PowerPC Macs: one PowerBook G4
> running Leopard and one iMac 20" Flatscreen (the old semi-sphere
> model) running Tiger.
>
>
> tried it. I think the problem is with the Airport Admin Utility (or
> whatever it's called) in Leopard: somehow, this messes up the
> Airport's detection of the 2100's signal (I use a Lucent Silver wifi
> card in the 2100). And, no, it doesn't work if I use the Tiger Airport
> software. Serial connection, no problem. Haven't tried an Ethernet
> connection.
>
> It might just be time for me to give up on the 2100s.
>
> David
>
>
> On 13 May 2009, at 01:51, Woody Smith wrote:
>
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