i: can haz nu mac book wahoo!
ii: need to access interweb via broadband
iii: old imac has broadband via landline (supplied by lovely problem-free nildram)
iv: what do i do to tap into it? (am checking with nildram if i need a router that's specific to their services)
i am in no tremendous hurry -- i want to do this all orderly and sensible for once, not just busk
ii: need to access interweb via broadband
iii: old imac has broadband via landline (supplied by lovely problem-free nildram)
iv: what do i do to tap into it? (am checking with nildram if i need a router that's specific to their services)
i am in no tremendous hurry -- i want to do this all orderly and sensible for once, not just busk
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Date: 2008-06-23 03:30 pm (UTC)on your macbook, system preferences > network. try a magic button. perhaps "Assist me" will work :-/
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Date: 2008-06-23 03:49 pm (UTC)a: i moved the macbook right next to the imac
b: i picked an airport network to select (=g604t_w!reless) (ftb it didn't need a password)
and now i am posting from my macbook!
yikes yippee
Date: 2008-06-23 03:57 pm (UTC)Re: yikes yippee
Date: 2008-06-24 05:36 pm (UTC)internet sharing on os x won't let u use the imac as a wireless router unfortunately ie it won't broadcast a signal via the aer
but it does allow you to use imac as a bridge ie internet goes into imac comes out and juices macbook. u would need an ethernet cable to connect the twocomps (ie internet sharing via etjernet en1) but it is a bit clunky ie turn on omac to usemacbook on net wtf
how much is airport these days??
cozen