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NIC / Ethernet card problems
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<blockquote data-quote="amcdonnell" data-source="post: 18859"><p>I've tried posting this in the iBook section with no joy. So here it is here incase it is a software (OS) problem.</p><p></p><p>I'm running OS x.2.8 (Although same problem with OS x.1.x aswell). Machine is a dual usb ibook G3 600mhz model with 640MB ram.</p><p></p><p>The problem is with the NIC (ethernet card). When I plug into a hub (or any device with uplink light) the uplink light does not glow. Once plugged in to a hub, ~ifconfig en0 tells me that the device is active and has set itself to 10/bT half duplex etc....</p><p></p><p>However the hub does not recognise the connection and needless to say the iBook will not connect to network.</p><p></p><p>The funny thing about this is if I connect to a 100MB hub - I ~ifconfig says the NIC is inactive and the card does not set itslef to anything.</p><p></p><p>Sorry about length- any help appreciated. danke</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="amcdonnell, post: 18859"] I've tried posting this in the iBook section with no joy. So here it is here incase it is a software (OS) problem. I'm running OS x.2.8 (Although same problem with OS x.1.x aswell). Machine is a dual usb ibook G3 600mhz model with 640MB ram. The problem is with the NIC (ethernet card). When I plug into a hub (or any device with uplink light) the uplink light does not glow. Once plugged in to a hub, ~ifconfig en0 tells me that the device is active and has set itself to 10/bT half duplex etc.... However the hub does not recognise the connection and needless to say the iBook will not connect to network. The funny thing about this is if I connect to a 100MB hub - I ~ifconfig says the NIC is inactive and the card does not set itslef to anything. Sorry about length- any help appreciated. danke [/QUOTE]
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