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If the ethernet does not show up on the system profiler, does that mean it is defective?
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Yes, I would imagine there is some sort of issue if it does not appear in the Profiler. This is probably obvious, but be sure to check under the "Network" category.
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what kind of G3? i recall having it not show in osx.2 on my beige..but it sitll worked via DHCP
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Not necessarily. There could be a multitude of reasons why it won't show up. Does it actually work? More information would be needed to determine if the port was actually defective or not.quick print said:
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It's a beige and set for DHCP. I'm trying to network it to a G4. Am using crossover (even tried straight) but won't let me switch to ethernet in apple talk control panel.MadSkillzMan said:
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