I'd like to use Wi-Fi to network my old SuperMac C500 to my flat panel G4 iMac.
The iMac is the original so it will only work with 802.11b. Any idea as to what would be the easiest way to do this? I have a Sonnet G3 upgrade card in the C500 and it is running Mac OS 9.1 I also have a Sonnet dual USB/Firewire PCI card in it. If the iMac wasn't A: already connected to my Bondi iMac via cable, and B: if the C500 wasn't across the room, I'd just use a cable.
I plan on getting either an iBook or a Powerbook later this year to add to the mix. I figure with the FP iMac acting as a base station, I should be able to connect*
*all four computers. -- Sincerely, Dennis B. Swaney
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