Recent content by TimK

Hello, Question 1 -- the biggie: I'm running Airport Express as a router, sharing an ADSL connection between a PowerBook (from which I can also stream music to my stereo -- it's great) and a Linux machine running SuSE 9.3, in which I have installed a Netgear WG311T PCI wireless network card...

Hi MiB, As I'm sure you know, the orange flashing light means the Airport Express isn't able to start up with a valid configuration. One suggestion I've seen here previously is to connect the Airport Express to your Mac with an Ethernet cable (the Mac can't really help seeing it then) and...

So the versions of Mac OS for the Intel Macs will likely use that BIOS. Interesting. Hmm. Thanks for the info. Best, Tim

If you say so (and I got rid of my comment because I realized I'd posted without reading the entire thread). I'm sure you know more about this than I do :-). An Intel chipset means they can't use Open Firmware? Best, Tim

(Why the hell can't I delete this post? Where's the damn delete button or link? :mad: )

Hi Jason, I have a PowerBook and a Linux machine that I've had talking to each other (until I switched to wireless networking -- now the Linux machine won't connect, but that's another story). To let your Windows machine "see" your Mac, you need to enable "Windows File Sharing" (I think...