From: kyle kestell (kmkestell_at_yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Sep 11 2003 - 15:05:06 PDT
I just found this in the FAQ:
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For the 120/2.0 and 130, only one network card is
known to work. (From NewtonTalk) DonS_at_PineLakeMed.com
(Donald T. Stewart) writes:
I purchased the Roamer (a PC card wireless networking
device) and a DynaCOMM Network Access Point from e-bay
a couple of months ago, but just today tried to get
them working. I have no trouble using a 2.0 MP120 with
them, and seem to ba able to access my home Apple Talk
network wirelessly.
This card is seemingly incompatible with OS 2.1.
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I'm confused as to how I should read this. Is he
saying that only one ethernet card works with the 130?
or that only one wireless NIC works? he says that he
could access his appletalk network wirelessly?
any ideas?
--- kyle kestell <kmkestell_at_yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hey, this is my first post, so excuse my ignorance.
> I
> just got a newton MP130 from eBay. It's scheduled to
> be shipped to me in a few days, and while I've been
> waiting, I've been looking all over for information
> on
> using 802.1b (wifi) with my 130. So far, I've found
> a
> couple resources that say that it's possible, but a
> few of them seem to hint at the fact that only with
> the MP2000/2100. Has anyone had any luck with
> installing an 802.1b card in their MP130? Did it
> work
> with most wifi networks? With an Apple Base Station
> (not the airport extreme, the older white base
> stations)? Sorry if this is either a stupid question
> or if it's been answered before (i searched the list
> archives with little luck), but any help would
> REALLY
> be appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
> Kyle
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