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

If you want to use your PCI bus for anything else time critical (like a multi channel sound recorder) I've heard it's not advisable, as it chokes the bus.

but my Beige G3 in OS 9 had stability issues as well but in OS X it ran like a champ with no issues (sept for the monitor going to sleep and not waking up after the 10.2.8 update, …

I had good success with PCIExtreme on my Beige G3 with a Radeon 7000 in it. it actually helped allot more then hurt performance and i had the numbers to back it up as well MacJunky…

Not only does OS X need to be in a partition smaller than 8 GB, it must be the first partition on the drive. And said drive must be set as master, not slave or cable select. It's …

Not only does OS X need to be in a partition smaller than 8 GB, it must be the first partition on the drive. And said drive must be set as master, not slave or cable select. It's…

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…

Turns out that the Network browser crash is a bug not a flaw i got the same freeze from the iMac DV SE so i am guessing that the rest of the crashes were similar bugs in the O…

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…

With extreme difficulty. It's one of those things that gets lumped in with 'MLB failure' as the only remaining (but unspecific) cause of malfunction. When you have eliminated the…

I've wanted one of those ever since I first saw them reviewed in MacAddict magazine so many years ago. If I had the opportunity to pick one of them up, I'd do it in a flash if the …

while reinstalling the ram sticks i noticed one of them sounded like crinkling cellophane however that stick appeared to work normally (if you can call it normal) with the computer…

I happily defer to equill's data over hearsay. I've never directly tested the assertions from the LEM profile, so I have no direct experimental data to support or refute it. I've a…

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 have seen that behavior ... I can't remember where. /wracking brain --David

I am puzzled by the references to the <8GB spectre. Ryoohki is writing about OS 9.2.2, having suspended his use of the formerly installed 10.2.5. I'll not deny that the li…

k the beige is reformatted however it just crashed and froze again... this time it was during shutdown the finder "unexpectedly quit" during the shutdown proses and i told it to sh…

The "bad things" or "flakiness" referred to include crashing, instability, failure to boot, etc. The LEM article that Quadraman refers to is consistent with what I'd heard: Instal…

You need to keep your Operating System files confined to the first 8gb of hard drive space or bad things happen. LEM recommends creating a 7gb partition and putting all your OS fil…

You can try a couple of things. You could try removing one DIMM at a time and test whether the problem persists. You could also try moving the DIMMs around and retesting. Howe…

You need to keep your Operating System files confined to the first 8gb of hard drive space or bad things happen. LEM recommends creating a 7gb partition and putting all your OS fil…