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Started by Tim Bridge
Thu, 22 Oct 1998 00:00
Ethernet Problem
Author: Tim Bridge
Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 00:00
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I have got a G3 and a Performa 5300, both running on 8.1. I bought myself a Ethernet CS card for the Performa and an Ethernet cable. I think I've installed all the necessary software. When I access Appletalk to set the "Connect via:" to Ethernet I get an Error message. I discovered, that the Network Control Panel was invisible and that it's Type was missing. So I fixed that. But when I tried to open it, it said it couldn't open because Open Transport was active...sooo I deactivated Open Transport and restarted only to discover then, that the Network Control Panel doesn't work, when Appletalk was deactivated. And Appltalk was only deactivated 'cos Open Transport wasn't on. WOW! Now that's what I call areal Catch 22. Can anybody help? Ta -- - Timothy Bridge; bridgeband@bluewin.ch
Re: Ethernet Problem
Author: ric
Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 00:00
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Tim Bridge <bridgeband@bluewin.ch> wrote: > I have got a G3 and a Performa 5300, both running on 8.1. I bought > myself a Ethernet CS card for the Performa and an Ethernet cable. I > think I've installed all the necessary software. When I access Appletalk > to set the "Connect via:" to Ethernet I get an Error message. I > discovered, that the Network Control Panel was invisible and that it's > Type was missing. So I fixed that. But when I tried to open it, it said > it couldn't open because Open Transport was active...sooo I deactivated > Open Transport and restarted only to discover then, that the Network > Control Panel doesn't work, when Appletalk was deactivated. And Appltalk > was only deactivated 'cos Open Transport wasn't on. WOW! Now that's what > I call areal Catch 22. > > Can anybody help? > > Ta You've broken it horribly. The network control panel is part of classic networking, and if 8.1 is installed, you must be running Open transport. I suspect you've run network software intaller on the machine. Under OT, the network CP is meant to be either invisible with an odd type or not present at all, to stop it being used. I suspect you'll have to reinstall 8.1, possibly as a clean install and hope that installs a driver for your coms slot card. Whatever you do, don't install anything which installs a network control panel, it won't work under 7.6 onwards. -- 'ric
Re: Ethernet Problem
Author: Sean Sharkey
Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1998 00:00
Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1998 00:00
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Tim Bridge <bridgeband@bluewin.ch> wrote: > I have got a G3 and a Performa 5300, both running on 8.1. I bought > myself a Ethernet CS card for the Performa and an Ethernet cable. I > think I've installed all the necessary software. When I access Appletalk > to set the "Connect via:" to Ethernet I get an Error message. I > discovered, that the Network Control Panel was invisible and that it's > Type was missing. So I fixed that. But when I tried to open it, it said > it couldn't open because Open Transport was active...sooo I deactivated > Open Transport and restarted only to discover then, that the Network > Control Panel doesn't work, when Appletalk was deactivated. And Appltalk > was only deactivated 'cos Open Transport wasn't on. WOW! Now that's what > I call areal Catch 22. Somewhere on your System software CD is a little programme called Network Selector or something like that, sorry can't quite remember the name. What it will allow you to do is configure your machine to run either OpenTransport or the old MacTCP setup. At the moment it sounds like you are trying to run a little of each. I would choose OpenTransport if I were you. If that doesn't fix your current problem then you may have to re-install your system software to try and get all the right files back in the correct place. Hope this helps, Sean.
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