[macvoiceover] Network Issues
- From: Chris Hofstader <cdh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 9 Mar 2009 12:17:23 -0400
Hi Everyone,
I spent last week hiding out in South Beach trying to work on CSUN
stuff for Raising The Floor (RTFI) and doing some testing on URC
stuff (www.myurc.org). When I got home, my wireless networking
started working very strangely.
Specifically, if I open Safari, I get the page that says I'm not
connected and asking if I want to run network diagnostics. I go into
the diagnostics utility, follow all of the instructions to hook up
with my home router and all is happy again. Unfortunately, I have to
go through this routine everytime I turn the Mac on. Does anyone know
how I can get the Mac to the state it was in before I went south for a
little bit of disappearing into the world of the rich and beautiful
(of which I am neither).
While down in South Florida, I was able to get a connection if I
plugged directly into the Ethernet cable in the apartment where I was
staying. This worked pretty well but required fiddling with the cable
modem every time we switched computers. Meanwhile, although I have a
t-Mobile account, I could not get online at Starbuck's which sort of
boggled my mind as I've used this same Macintosh at other Starbuck's
around the country.
Unrelated: Can someone send me the link to download and install the
new Safari beta? I'd like to give some Aria pages a run for their
money versus JAWS 10.0 before I get to Los Angeles and get slammed by
the FS marketing machine.
Happy Hacking,
cdh
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