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#26 2005-03-05 6:39 pm
- Dunkin'
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Re: Linksys Wireless Router & Roadrunner
insane1 wrote:
there were 2 wires that were grouped together. one with a little metal L shaped connetor piece which I plugged into the card, the other was a small circular bronze looking piece which is not conected to anything.
I tried running the setup assitant again, and if I rescan it a few times, it sees the network, but can't connect to it.
Here's Apple install instructions. looks like it is the L-shaped connector.
http://www.apple.com/support/powermac/d … rking.html
Maybe the antenna lead is not connected to the back of the case where your new antenna is connected.
I think this is a job for the Apple Techs. You have put way to much effort into a very simple job. Something is not right and it is up to Apple service to determine how to fix it.
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#27 2005-03-05 7:00 pm
- insane1
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Re: Linksys Wireless Router & Roadrunner
Well, I guess I have no choice but to do so. Thanks a lot.
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#28 2005-03-05 7:34 pm
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Re: Linksys Wireless Router & Roadrunner
Please return to this topic with the results. I want to know what they find.
Thank you in advance.
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#29 2005-04-08 8:40 pm
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Re: Linksys Wireless Router & Roadrunner
I am a new mac user and considering buying a wireless router also. But I found that Linksys WRT54g is not compatible with mac OS. Is that true. In that case, I fear you made a wrong choice buying Linksys.
Correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
I wish you can prove me wrong.
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