On Jan 1, 2010, at 12:09 PM, Reavok wrote: > I believe that card is a G band card that requires the last version of > 10.3 to work, IIRC. Or was that the Asante XG? > > Run > > 400mz G3 1400c > 292mz G3 Wallstreet > 500mz G4 Pismo > 1gz TiBook > 1.67 15” AlBook > 1.67 17” AlBook > 700mz iMac G3 > 800mz G4 eMac > 1.25gz iMac G4 > 1.25x2ghz Powermac G4 > MacBook Pro > 1Pod 160gb > iPhone 2G > > > On Dec 31 2009, 7:28 am, John Carmonne <[email protected]> wrote: >> On Dec 31, 2009, at 6:28 AM, Ken Daggett wrote: >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>> On 30 Dec 2009, at 16:56:13 PST, John Carmonne wrote: >> >>>>> Hi All >>>>> I have a Wally 300 512 RAM 10.2. 8 I want to install Airport and >>>>> use Safari. >>>>> Can this be done. I have a card Bus card Sonnet Aria 54. >> >>>>> John wtmm >> >>>> John Carmonne >>> ------------------ >>> If you mean you have a "Wallstreet" Apple PowerBook G3 series computer, >>> then the answer is "it depends." >> >>> It depends on what you mean by "Airport." It also depends on what you >>> mean >>> by "use Safari." >> >>> The Airport software exists in both OS 9 and OS X versions. However, >>> both >>> are of use only if you have a PCMCIA (Cardbus) card that is "recognized" >>> as an Airport card by the software. I have such a card in my "PDQ" >>> which is >>> recognized under OS 9 but not under OS X. I have a separate card for the >>> machine which is recognized under OS X, but not under OS 9. However, >>> I have >>> not gone beyond OS 10.2.8 with the machine, and thus have not used >>> XPostFacto >>> to try for better compatibility. >> >>> This brings up the "use Safari" question. The version that is >>> compatible with >>> OS 10.2.8 is a bit "long in the tooth" and does not function well >>> with a lot >>> of websites, particularly those with a lot of Java or Flash junk. >>> However, it >>> can be "used." >> >>> Ken >>> http://mysite.verizon.net/res7gt1w/stackomacs >> >> I have a PCMCIA (Sonnet 54) card that works as AirPort in my TiBooks, When I >> put it in One of my >> "Wallstreet" Apple PowerBook G3 series computers (10.2.8) I don't see the >> AirPort option in the >> network preferences. >> >> The reason for Safari is to just get on the net with something compatible >> to 10.2.8 I'm not using OS9 on this machine but I could if that's the key to >> getting on the net with >> my PowerBook G3 300 512 Wallstreet. >> >> I don't want to use XPostFacto. I want this machine to run >> the max system it was designed for, it's part of a 25 piece collection. >> >> John Carmonne >> Yorba Linda USA Yes it is a G card and I guess I'm getting closer to using Ethernet only, Bummer:-) John Carmonne Yorba Linda USA
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