My Reply follows quote. On 09/12/2005 09:35 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have a 5400 with two external drives. Main drive in the 5400 is
running OS 9.1, external #1 is OS 8.1. Both systems get on the net
through the built in Ethernet with TCP/IP to a DSL no problem.
But the 2nd external has
My powermac 5500/225 had the same problem, I solved it by removing
the geoport modem and install the ethernet card in the com slot
(LC PDS SLOT ) and hey presto i had ethernet. IF its built in
ethernet(eg attached to the motherboard) then i have no clue
Paul Evans
Fairwell, Arnage
The 5400/200 is an all in one, and was made for schools. I happen to be in
the right place at the right time in Phoenix one day and found it at a
Goodwill. I bought it for $4.99 because no one there knew that you had to
push the button on the keyboard to start it up, they had no keyboard for
My Reply follows quote. On 09/12/2005 15:37 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
The 5400/200 is an all in one, and was made for schools. I happen to be in
the right place at the right time in Phoenix one day and found it at a
Goodwill. I bought it for $4.99 because no one there knew that you had to
Ok, that may be the problem, did not think of that. I just asumed that the
7.5.5 update would do the trick.
Yes you are right. just looked at the extension folders for the other two
drives and they both have an extension called 'Apple Built-in Ethernet' . I
had not seen these files last
