Ah yes, it may be null modem. But the way I have the Apple II set up, I have a 25 pin male to 9 pin female serial cable off another older external modem, so if this is a "null mode…

Just remembered (cleaning up the other day) I think I've a Diamond 56K external modem at my parents with the right mac serial --> DB9 connector; will report back soon JB

Any ideas? Click to expand... You may be inadvertently using a null-modem, or may need to use a null-modem to swap the TX/RX wires over. Years ago there was a common little th…

yeah, it's a prolific based USB to serial adapter, got it at microcenter for $30 after seeing the price of the keyspan twin serial adapter ($80!!! ). I was surprised this works wit…

Here: http://www.unna.org/view.php?/apple/software/Internet

I've a Lucent Wavelan Gold but the driver installed doesn't work. I assume I need to find the Newton Internet kit, but am having difficulty working out where it can be found? Tha…

Funnily enough, I did the exact same thing last night and had the exact same problem - Newton 2100 - Prolific PL2303 chipset based USB ---> serial adapter - Mac serial…

hey guys, I am trying to get my beloved eMate 300 synced to my desktop. I recently bought a USB to DB-9 serial adapter with mac drivers. It works flawlessly with my Apple II, so I …

Finally got my MP 2000 online using a Lucent WaveLAN silver card. 3 hours it took me to work out the settings! Kudos to the Japanese guy for writing the drivers.

So armed with this great info, I go to a local Goodwill store on a hunting expedition (actually I was looking for battery packs), and find a Linksys wireless router priced at at $5…

The WRT54G is a Linksys product. Click to expand... woops, yes correct! I meant Linksys of course

I had good luck with AirLink routers. I had to setup 5 of them in a building using different setups (channels, IPs and other stuff, 2 for guest, 3 for the business) and they all wo…

The early models of the wrt54g are amazing routers, esp when running tomato firmware, which is based of the linksys stuff but lighter with a better UI.

I have been satisfied with my Netgear Range Max Wireless router model WNDR3300 which also broadcasts 11G and 11N for compatibility. The interesting thing was that the signal got b…

The WRT54G is a Linksys product.

Dlink suck - I have wasted many hours trying to configure that equipment: routers, access points, you name it. It's just flaky, you do the same thing over and over and over, even c…

Netgear Wireless G. model WGR614 v9. My clamshell iBook G3 with an original Airport card connects to it just fine when set to transmit both "b" and "g." --David

[] ]'> I bought a Buffalo router and did put Linux on it. 50 Bucks.

the dlink is bad what would be a good recomendation for my ibook wireless and g4 qicksilver, cube, blue and white wired

good news the problem is not my airport card. :b&w: I am posting from it right now! so the problem is my dlink router. I wonder what is wrong with it well i will deal …

Wavelan card in my lombard, works flawlessly in 9.2. Also used it in a powerbook 1400 with 8.1 and 9.1 and it worked great there too.

Just got mine -- ended up being a Belkin and works great. Click to expand... Neat

My Wavelan Silver was dodgy so I bought the "Airport Extreme Compatible" from Ebay. It is a Motorola card and works fine. Hopefully it work for sambapati87 as it did me. Click…

My Wavelan Silver was dodgy so I bought the "Airport Extreme Compatible" from Ebay. It is a Motorola card and works fine. Hopefully it work for sambapati87 as it did me.

I have a wavelan silver in my Wallstreet, had to get a wireless router to use it. All in all it works decently, my router is in the basement and I still get decent signal 2 floors …