Gary D. Adams wrote: > After messing around with this a week, I finally figured out how to do it. > Since the card was made by Lucent/Orinoco, the same people who make Airport > cards, if you use Tomeviewer and extract the three Airport Extensions (Airport > Driver, Airport PC Card and Airport AP Support) and the Airport and Airport > Admin applications, the machine/System (OS 9.1) thinks the card is an Airport > Card. Drop the extensions on the System folder, restart and then configure > Appletalk and TCP/IP for connecting with Airport. Worked like a charm.
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