On Jan 23, 2009, at 4:35 PM, lrbarrios wrote:
>
> Yeah, that's what I thought. I'm almost 100% certain that when I had
> this working, the 'Connect via' drop-down listed 'WaveLAN'. That's
> why I'm thinking I was using a WaveLAN card. I know it was the
> WaveLAN driver 6.00.4, 'cause I still have the installer. In
> Extensions Manager, I had also disabled the USB Modem stuff. Could
> that have something to do with it? I disabled the USB stuff 'cause
> this machine doesn't even have any USB ports (that I know of). I'll
> keep banging on the problem. Between this and getting my Xbox Live to
> stay connected, I'm loosing alot of sleep. Looks like it'll be
> another all-nighter...
>
With the Airport software running it should offer the choice of
"Connect via: Airport PC Card". I doubt it matters which card as
long as it's one that works with WaveLAN / Orinoco / Lucent / Airport
drivers. When you tried the Airport software did you start in the
Airport Tool under the Apple Menu. Even with the Airport card turned
off it still lists it as an option under "Connect via:"
No, turning the USB stuff off shouldn't affect things.
On my PB G3 and OS 9.1 I find the following Airport files on the Disk
Applications (Mac OS 9)
Apple Extras
Airport
Airport
Airport Setup Utility
Airport Setup Assistant
And some other support files
System Folder
Apple Menu Items
Airport (An Alias to the above Airport application)
Control Strip Modules
Airport Control Strip
Extensions
Airport AP
Airport AP Support
Airport PC Card
Preferences
Airport AP.log
Airport Prefs
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