AppleTalk has a separate configuration that is connected via the
Modem/Printer Port (which I never use), and I haven't turned it on once
since testing the card. I am very happy to say that about 3 months ago, I
happily ever after have removed AppleTalk from my life entirely.
Both AppleTalk and TCP/IP are 'Inactive' and configured via non-AirPort
ports. Thanks for trying. Any other ideas?
Cheers,
j
On 3/28/00 11:04 AM, Alan Harper < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>This is all consistent with my behavior with the same
>computer/cards/OS version (I didn't think there was another person in
>my exact situation). To eject the card, turn off Appletalk. I have a
>Location Manager setting which turns AppleTalk to Remote Only when I
>am on the road. You can (with some effort) hook up an applescript to
>your Location manager setting so the card is automatically ejected. I
>did this for my wife's Powerbook, but haven't done it for mine yet.
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