Okay, here's the breakdown: I have an AMD running XP connected to the internet (cable) through on-board Ethernet. I put in a wireless card and stole the internet a couple of times for fun. I recently got a G3 that my girlfriend needs to edit her photog stuff. I want the G3 (running OS X 10.3.9) to connect to my AMD, so that the G3 can go on the internet. I've read lots of places that people have connected their XP systems wirelessly to an OS X without the aid of an intermediary, in order to gain internet on their XP system. I've read little about the reverse situation, which I am stuck in. Please help.
Cant get OS X to wirelessly connect to Win XP to share internet...
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camgangrel21
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what you will need to do is take and go into the network setting on the XP side of things and the right click the wireless card and then goto the last tab. In there you will find a check mark box that say shere your intrenet though you this network card. Just check that then take and open the tool for your card set it for what ever 1 - 11 and that's it now you should see the Wi-Fi on your G3.