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eMacNobie

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Apr 17, 2007
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Hi everyone,

I'm gonna buy a DS Lite and I have a eMac here with a non wireless internet connection.
I read that Wi-Fi adapter only works with Windows and for only if you have air port or wireless connection. Since I have none of both I was wondering if there's a way I can be able to Wi-Fi my DS with my eMac.
 
Does your eMac have an airport card?

If so, you can do this:

http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20051119155606277

Otherwise, you gotta get a wireless router. A decent 802.11g router with four wired ports costs... what... about $25?

Brazil here m8, prices change like seasons. Expensive to the roof. Air Port is out question and wireless router... maybe, but I was wishing to know a way to connect the Wi-Fi adapter to a Mac without need a a wireless connection.
 
Brazil here m8, prices change like seasons. Expensive to the roof. Air Port is out question and wireless router... maybe, but I was wishing to know a way to connect the Wi-Fi adapter to a Mac without need a a wireless connection.

Ahhh, okay... So you cannot get a WiFi router, you do not have and cannot get an airport card in your eMac, but you could get the WiFi adapter that Nintendo sells. Is that right? I dunno... sorry, unless someone made a driver for it, it won't work on a Mac. Any other USB WiFi adapter that has Mac drivers will, although they're about as expensive as a router or Airport card.

There is no *non* wireless solution...the "wi" in Wi-Fi stands for wireless. There's no way to network a DS using a cable, that I know of. :(
 
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