Hi all!
I've recently purchased a new Linksys WRT54GS to fix the problems you may have seen me having with the old 11mbps D-Link (I still don't know what that was) but now I've got another question...
When I boot my PB from scratch, it does not join the wireless network by default, even though it's available. Basically, I just go-up to the AirPort icon, pull it down and select the network and boom! there it is. This is only slightly annoying from a nerd perspective since it's so easy to manually join the network (and most often, I just sleep the PB instead of reboot), but still...
I've gone into the Internet Connection thing and put the Airport at the top of the list for preferences when connecting. Is there something else that I need to do? Also, this (obviously) affects the mounting of my Samba shares across the network (stuff I'm used to having auto-mounted on my Winbloze machines) for backups and whatnot, as they are not auto-mounted because the network does not come-up upon boot.
Thanks,
Mike
I've recently purchased a new Linksys WRT54GS to fix the problems you may have seen me having with the old 11mbps D-Link (I still don't know what that was) but now I've got another question...
When I boot my PB from scratch, it does not join the wireless network by default, even though it's available. Basically, I just go-up to the AirPort icon, pull it down and select the network and boom! there it is. This is only slightly annoying from a nerd perspective since it's so easy to manually join the network (and most often, I just sleep the PB instead of reboot), but still...
I've gone into the Internet Connection thing and put the Airport at the top of the list for preferences when connecting. Is there something else that I need to do? Also, this (obviously) affects the mounting of my Samba shares across the network (stuff I'm used to having auto-mounted on my Winbloze machines) for backups and whatnot, as they are not auto-mounted because the network does not come-up upon boot.
Thanks,
Mike