http://pure-mac.com/appud.html#airport You have the latest Airport version installed?

Router probably is wep2 and original airport only supports WEP.

Maybe an error concerning Wireless protection, WEP will work, but anything younger will be more difficult.

Highly likely I'd say... everything else Apple made in that era had cheap rubbish caps etc so I see no reason the Airport card would be an exception. lol

Schmoburger said: There is also the possibility that the Airport card is simply on the way out, as they are failing quite a bit these days. Click to expand... You know, I…

Could be a simple matter of protocol incompatibility, as there are a LOT of non-Apple routers on the market that Airport cards simply will not negotiate a connection with. Basicall…

Hi! My friend has a iMac G3 with the id Powermac4,1 with a Airport Card. When he is trying to connect to his wireless network he gets the error message: There was a error joining …

Thanks, I did not know.

This is known, has been posted about.

I went to the wiki to look up the procedures to clean up a floppy drive, and I got this: Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /usr/local/www/vhosts/wiki.68kmla.o…

I've had one of these for a few years as well... some notes I've taken: Motherboard is a custom short run (BARRACUDA) from Intel based on the D915GAGL platform. Board options inc…

It'd be nice if we can see pictures of the back and slots.

CelGen said: What does the back look like? Is it properly designed for the board or completely hackintosh'd? Click to expand... The back is a classic Power Mac G5, but wi…

I remember at one point reading what OS X version officially depreciated these machines; it was quite an old version (The retail version of Leopard?), so while it might be "fun" to…

I think if you really want to push it, you can put 10.6 on it (provided you appropriately patch it), but you'll likely need a modernish GPU to get it working!

Yes, but those are niche crazy hacked up boards for crazy people. Apple very likely just adapted a reference Intel one, but from the look of it, just put their branding and serial …

Likely a 915 chipset then. Just because it only has DDR doesn't rule out Core2 though, ASRock still sells boards with the older 865G(!) that can take Core2Duo chips.

It says DDR RAM, and the timeframe is 2005 (and probably earlier. Much earlier, if the Marklar history is anything to go back) so I'm leaning towards an early 9xx chipset. Sorry ki…

Likely a Socket 775 based machine with PCIe. Wonder if a Pentium D or even a Conroe 65nm Core2 will work in these. The latter depends on the chipset, if its a 915/925/955, its stuc…

Is that CPU socketed ? If it is I wonder if the CPU can be upgraded.

Man that's cool. I was working for Apple when the Intel transition was announced (totally upended my business for a while!), and I *really* wanted one of these - I knew they'd be a…

The ADP2,1 gets me - is there a first revision?

What does the back look like? Is it properly designed for the board or completely hackintosh'd?

It would be interesting to see one of these hackintoshed. I don't know if I've ever seen it, and this is maybe the third or fourth to roll around on the site. In part because they…

I have the DVD to reinstall it