Mitthrawnuruodo said:I have an iBook G4@800 MHz with 640 MB RAM, a BTO 60 GB HD and Airport Extreme (802.11g) card.
Syncing iCal and Address Book data to my Sony Ericsson T68i using my Kensington Bluetooth USB dongle (was stupid enough to NOT get the built-in Bluetooth module)
Have set up an Airport Express connected to my ADSL router and a ONKYO surround receiver. (Also have an old Airport Base, so my girlfriend can connect her Pismo with its Airport (802.11b) card.)
I also have a green iPod mini 1G which is in use every day, could not live without it...
The Pismos only use the old type Airport cards, which is 802.11b. Of course the Pismo could use the express, as 802.11g is backwards compatible with b, but the problem with this is that when one single 802.11b device connects to a g-network ALL connections scales down to b-speed. Therefore I've sat the Airport Express to g-only.mad jew said:That's a sweet set up (mine's almost exactly the same) Just one question, couldn't the Pismo use the Express? Why do you need an old Airport? I've only ever used 802.11g stuff on my network so I haven't ever had any troubles.
wilmor42 said:check my setup below..![]()
musicpyrite said:Macs:
G4 15" 1 Ghz iMac. Stock. 256 MB RAM.
SE/30
SE
LC III
Preforma 400
Server: (streaming MP3s, movies, and for document backup)
Windows XP Professional
Pentium 266 MHz MMX @ 300 MHz, 66 MHz FSB 4.5 multiplier, 3.2 V
Giga-byte GA-5SMN motherboard
200 GB WD 8 MB cache + Seagate 20 GB HD 2 MB cache + 15.4 WD HD 2 MB cache + 2x 10 GB WD 2 MB cache in RAID 1 + 6 GB Quantum pice of **** HD (boot (lol))
110 watt generic internal PSU + 250 watt Powermax PSU (for the 6 HDs)
16 MB PCI nVidia TNT2 video card
512 MB RAM (2x 128 + 256, all PNY brand)
No keyboard, mouse, speakers, or monitor
Linksys 10/100 PCI ethernet card
ISA winmodem thing
some PCI based IDE expansion card
yup