Hi,
Yesterday I finally got PPC running with OS X 10.3.5 Panther. Suprise suprise, I'm having networking difficulties.
On my PC I have a 108mbps Netgear Wireless adapter hooked up to an airport dock (no bridging). Is it possible to configure networking for OS 10.3.5 on this setup?
If so...
-How do I change the IP etc addresses for physical/TAP card?
-How do I set it up while in PPC?
Help appreciated,
Tom.
PS: I originally tried to get it running to play the classic Mac game FULL THROTTLE, but recently learned of PPC's lack of support with previous versions of the OS. Which emulator would anyone recommend to load an earlier version of the OS on to play the game (as in the fastest/most stable etc emu)?
Connecting to an Airport dock- without airport
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In English :p
Sorry, my knowledge in the subject is... limited to say the least!
I've read that networking won't work on anything under 10.4 which leads me to another problem...
I've got the Tiger upgrade DVD, when I boot it up there is a restart button which *should* start the installation. However, this closes the window altogether, so when I boot it up again the installation doesn't start
Sorry, my knowledge in the subject is... limited to say the least!
I've read that networking won't work on anything under 10.4 which leads me to another problem...
I've got the Tiger upgrade DVD, when I boot it up there is a restart button which *should* start the installation. However, this closes the window altogether, so when I boot it up again the installation doesn't start
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OK, you have 10.3 installed, great. Get this file, run it, tell the installer to make a complete install. Then, go to the network connections folder in control panel. Select the new adapter that has appeared there, and your network adapter, right click on either of them and select "Bridge Connections". Then, change in your config file the line that saystoand boot Mac OS X. Go to System Preferences, Network. It will say it has found a new network adapter. Click OK. Then select from the combo box titled "Show" the item "PCI Ethernet Slot pci10ec,8139, Port 5". Make sure "Configure IPv4" is set to "Using DHCP", and type in your DNS server address in the proper location (you can find them out by typing "cmd /k ipconfig /all" in Start>Run in windows). Click "Apply Now", and you're done.
And BTW, networking with rtl8139 works perfectly with anything from 10.3, and 3c90x works with every OSX version with the proper driver. I don't know where you've heard it works only with 10.4. When networking support first showed up in PearPC (version 0.1.1 if I remember correctly) there was no 10.4.
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And BTW, networking with rtl8139 works perfectly with anything from 10.3, and 3c90x works with every OSX version with the proper driver. I don't know where you've heard it works only with 10.4. When networking support first showed up in PearPC (version 0.1.1 if I remember correctly) there was no 10.4.