On Sep 10, 2008, at 7:20 AM, Kris Tilford wrote:
>
> On Sep 10, 2008, at 6:05 AM, Aaron wrote:
>
>> Under both Tiger and Leopard, the built-in ethernet port on my G4
>> FW800 shows up in Network Utility as "en0". My Belkin wireless card
>> shows up as "en1". This is true whether I have anything connected to
>> the built-in port or not.
Same here. "en1" is my Asanté card. Built-in Ethernet shows up as such
under Network (System Preferences) ... but as en0 under Network
Utility.
>
> Strange. I've never owned a Mac that didn't show the built-in ethernet
> as "Built-in Ethernet". I've had quite a variety, but alas, no
> PowerMac G4, so I defer to this quirk of some G4's. In this case,
> delete the en0 port and configure the en1 correctly.
Thats what I've been trying to do ... Delete ("Delete" under Panther,
"-" under Leopard) the en0 port aka "Built-in Ethernet", but, under
Network > Network Port Configurations, it just doesn't go away.
I was curious then, if I could find an Extension that I could Trash and
have the en0 port go away, that way ...
Yes ... confession: I'm on an XPostfacto'd PowerPC 8500 w/ Sonnet
G4/450 ... but I don't think that matters ... pardon the intrusion, if
I have done so ...
Bill Connelly
Musician and Painter
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