Re: [Wirelessdriver-support] Wireless Driver

[yuriwho <yu...@ma...>]

The easiest way to solve this problem is to re-configure your 
basestation using the Airport Admin Utility with the pppoe information 
and set it up to automatically connect to your ISP when it detects 
network activity. Set your powerbook to connect via Airport/TCP-IP/dhcp 
and you'll never have to manually connect again, just launch a 
browser/email etc and you will be connected.

Y


On Saturday, October 26, 2002, at 02:21  PM, Laura Boston Thek wrote:

> Greetings,
>
> I've got a WaveLAN Silver card with 10.2.1 in G3 upgraded to G4 with 
> your
> beta5.1 driver and all works great but for one item.  I finally 
> stepped into
> the realm of DSL and I have it routed through an airport second 
> version.  My
> desktop connects with no problems, laptop with WaveLAN card is another
> story.  I'm connecting via PPPoE and rediscovered the modem jar 
> utility put
> out quite awhile ago.  I can connect with the modem.jar program but the
> computer locks up within 5 minutes, complete lock up no responses.  Is 
> there
> an update to this utility or is this something you guys are planning on
> incorporating within the driver?
>
> Thanks for creating a driver and bringing me into the wireless age.
>
> Erick Thek
>
>
>
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