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on: January 11, 2008, 06:13

A friend of mine has iMac G3 OS922 that quite some many files need to copy to my PB1400 (using Wavelan silver OS761).  But the iMac using LAN by RJ45 only and without any router.  

Anyone has experienced that by borrowing one more wireless lan card to insert into the iMac and then communicated by wireless without router ?  i.e. can 2 Mac communicate by 2 wireless lan cards without wireless router ?

I know if I buy a wireless router, it will be ok to transfer the files between the iMac & PB1400.  To just transfer such 1.xGB files size and buying the router seems to be not justified.  

Any suggestion ?  thanks very much.
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Reply #1 on: January 11, 2008, 06:26

It is possible to create an adhoc network between 2 computers with wireless cards. I imagine is depends to some measure on the software. Airport allows for that even in OS 9 as far as I remember. I am not sure what capabilities the WavLan cards have.

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Reply #2 on: January 11, 2008, 07:16

wouldn't it just be easiest/fastest to burn the files onto a couple CD's and transfer it that way? Transferring 1+ GB over wireless will take ages.
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Reply #3 on: January 11, 2008, 14:17

Thanks Bill ! the key word adhoc helps a lot on google search.  There are quite many articles about wireless and I need to study a bit on that further.
thanks a lot :)
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Reply #4 on: January 11, 2008, 14:24

Quote from: "p-amadeus"
wouldn't it just be easiest/fastest to burn the files onto a couple CD's and transfer it that way? Transferring 1+ GB over wireless will take ages.


I would like to try burning CD.  However, the iMac CD drive is read only and is not a CD-RW.  So, I have to use other method ... e.g. wireless direct link rather than sending files through internet.

Seems to be possible by searching "adhoc" in google :)
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