Hi all -
I have a 2001 G4 titanium laptop. I noticed that all of a sudden (didn't
used to do this!), every time it goes to sleep or gets rebooted, the Airport is off. I have to go and manually turn it to "on" (via control strip). How can I bring it back to the original state (when it was always on)?
Thanks in advance!
Mike Levin
in article BB2D08DF.10C42%mlevin77@redacted.invalid, Mike Levin at mlevin77@redacted.invalid wrote on 6/7/03 12:59 PM:
Hi all -
I have a 2001 G4 titanium laptop. I noticed that all of a sudden (didn't used to do this!), every time it goes to sleep or gets rebooted, the Airport is off. I have to go and manually turn it to "on" (via control strip). How can I bring it back to the original state (when it was always on)?
Thanks in advance!
Mike Levin
I have a similar but different problem with Airport. If I switch it off from the control strip (or sleep the computer) then switch it on again (or wake the computer) the Airport says it is connected but refuses to work. I have to restart the computer to make it work again.
The problem only happens with 'ad-hoc' connections; not with 'infrastructure' connections. I'm using a PB G4 12/867/256/10.2.6
In BB311844.58CE%jaboles@redacted.invalid Jonathan Boles wrote:
in article BB2D08DF.10C42%mlevin77@redacted.invalid, Mike Levin at mlevin77@redacted.invalid wrote on 6/7/03 12:59 PM:
Hi all -
I have a 2001 G4 titanium laptop. I noticed that all of a sudden ( didn't used to do this!), every time it goes to sleep or gets rebooted, the Airport is off. I have to go and manually turn it to "on" (via control strip). How can I bring it back to the original state (when it was always on)? Thanks in advance! Mike Levin
I have a similar but different problem with Airport. If I switch it off from the control strip (or sleep the computer) then switch it on again (or wake the computer) the Airport says it is connected but refuses to work. I have to restart the computer to make it work again.
The problem only happens with 'ad-hoc' connections; not with 'infrastructure' connections. I'm using a PB G4 12/867/256/10.2.6
I used to have a similar problem with my iBook about six months ago. When the iBook was put to sleep I would have to restart the machine or physically turn it on. I saw this problem disappear with new releases of OS X. Now both iBook and two months old PowerMac can be put to sleep and they both automatically connect to my wireless network.
Are you both running the latest OS X or running OS 9 or earlier?
in article 20030709221854339-0700@redacted.invalid, Chey at chesysaynoway@redacted.invalid wrote on 10/7/03 3:18 PM:
In BB311844.58CE%jaboles@redacted.invalid Jonathan Boles wrote:
in article BB2D08DF.10C42%mlevin77@redacted.invalid, Mike Levin at mlevin77@redacted.invalid wrote on 6/7/03 12:59 PM:
Hi all -
I have a 2001 G4 titanium laptop. I noticed that all of a sudden ( didn't used to do this!), every time it goes to sleep or gets rebooted, the Airport is off. I have to go and manually turn it to "on" (via control strip). How can I bring it back to the original state (when it was always on)? Thanks in advance! Mike Levin
I have a similar but different problem with Airport. If I switch it off from the control strip (or sleep the computer) then switch it on again (or wake the computer) the Airport says it is connected but refuses to work. I have to restart the computer to make it work again.
The problem only happens with 'ad-hoc' connections; not with 'infrastructure' connections. I'm using a PB G4 12/867/256/10.2.6
I used to have a similar problem with my iBook about six months ago. When the iBook was put to sleep I would have to restart the machine or physically turn it on. I saw this problem disappear with new releases of OS X. Now both iBook and two months old PowerMac can be put to sleep and they both automatically connect to my wireless network.
Are you both running the latest OS X or running OS 9 or earlier?
I'm running the latest OS X (10.2.6)