Re: Airport Express

2005-03-14 Thread Ben Hill
On Mon, 2005-03-14 at 22:40 +0100, mike dentifrice wrote: > I wasn't refering to "Airport Extreme" Looks like I made the same mistake - not reading your mail properly! :-/ Disregard my previous reply. Cheers, Ben -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] - www.seigan.org PGP Key fingerprint = 4309 1C58 5143 AFAC

Re: Airport Express

2005-03-14 Thread Ben Hill
On Mon, 2005-03-14 at 22:13 +0100, mike dentifrice wrote: > I'm wondering what to do with an Airport Express Use it under OS X - I'm afraid that looks like your only option. The device uses a Broadcom chipset - which Broadcom aren't releasing the drivers for. You can check th

Re: Airport Express

2005-03-14 Thread mike dentifrice
Lee Braiden a dit: > On Monday 14 March 2005 21:13, mike dentifrice wrote: > > I'm wondering what to do with an Airport Express, and have a few > > questions in mind, that a first bunch of google queries didn't > > really solve: > > As far as I know, Airport

Re: Airport Express

2005-03-14 Thread Lee Braiden
On Monday 14 March 2005 21:13, mike dentifrice wrote: > I'm wondering what to do with an Airport Express, and have a few > questions in mind, that a first bunch of google queries didn't really > solve: As far as I know, Airport Extreme (or at least the central chip behind it) i

Airport Express

2005-03-14 Thread mike dentifrice
Hi there, I'm wondering what to do with an Airport Express, and have a few questions in mind, that a first bunch of google queries didn't really solve: - is there a configuration tool available under GNU/Linux, or a telnet/web interface of some kind to bypass Apple