> I came in late on this, so I�m going to ask a basic question that may have > already been addressed. > > Have you checked your Extension Folder to be sure you have the Apple Enet or > whatever ethernet extension you�re using, is installed. And that you don�t > have it turned off with the Extension Control Panel or whatever they call > that control extension in OS9, sorry I don�t have a OS9 computer here to > look at. > > If it�s an older G3, I think you will need a crossover cable to link 2 > devices directly. The newer machines should work with either type of cable. > > You�re right, it shouldn�t be this hard to network a few macs together. > > Geno Snip Thanks. And you are right, it shouldn't be this hard. It turns out when I checked my profile, there is not ethernet listed. I just checked on Apple support, and it seems that I need to re-install my OS. Hope this works. I will do it this weekend and let you know.
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