ChoMomma
liberty or death!
On my wife's Powerbook 333(bronze keyboard) I have a Cisco Aeronet 340 PCMCIA wireless card. It offers up to 100mW power input/output..anyhow..
What I want to know is there a way I can make a similar change on my built-in Airport card on my Ti PB 400? On the Cisco card it defaulted to 1mW..range sucked..so I upped it to 100mW..Now my wife can go all over our townhouse complex with a good signal. I read somewhere (lost the link promptly) that the Airport cards with Apple's software defaulted to only 20mW. I have searched all thoughout the System directory, but I can't find any files to edit to change that setting (unlike enabling Quartz Extreme on my PCI Radeon 7000 in my Yikes ! G4)
Anyone have ideas on how to accomplish this? I spent about 4 hours digging though my system directory and related files/directories. I found nothing that could be modified.
Thanks in advance to anyone who offers some useful info.
-ChoMomma
"I'm a bot!! and you're my bitch!!"
What I want to know is there a way I can make a similar change on my built-in Airport card on my Ti PB 400? On the Cisco card it defaulted to 1mW..range sucked..so I upped it to 100mW..Now my wife can go all over our townhouse complex with a good signal. I read somewhere (lost the link promptly) that the Airport cards with Apple's software defaulted to only 20mW. I have searched all thoughout the System directory, but I can't find any files to edit to change that setting (unlike enabling Quartz Extreme on my PCI Radeon 7000 in my Yikes ! G4)
Anyone have ideas on how to accomplish this? I spent about 4 hours digging though my system directory and related files/directories. I found nothing that could be modified.
Thanks in advance to anyone who offers some useful info.
-ChoMomma
"I'm a bot!! and you're my bitch!!"
