O onqun macrumors regular Original poster Oct 13, 2006 100 1 Apr 4, 2009 #1 Hello guys how can i connect my mac mini with my powerbook
T txnoob macrumors 6502 Mar 12, 2009 349 0 Apr 4, 2009 #2 You need a CAT 5 or better that's called a crossover cable. Regular Ethernet cables can't go from computer to computer. Other than that, it's simple.
You need a CAT 5 or better that's called a crossover cable. Regular Ethernet cables can't go from computer to computer. Other than that, it's simple.
D DannySmurf macrumors 6502a Jul 7, 2005 628 0 Apr 4, 2009 #3 ... or get a firewire cable and start one of the machines in target disk mode.
O onqun macrumors regular Original poster Oct 13, 2006 100 1 Apr 4, 2009 #5 I need to copy large files
iLog.Genius macrumors 601 Feb 24, 2009 4,925 479 Toronto, Ontario Apr 4, 2009 #6 onqun said: I need to copy large files Click to expand... Target disk more would be a good idea if you have a firewire. If not, over a network with a CAT5 cable would be a good alternative.
onqun said: I need to copy large files Click to expand... Target disk more would be a good idea if you have a firewire. If not, over a network with a CAT5 cable would be a good alternative.
bchreng macrumors 65816 Jul 26, 2005 1,063 348 Apr 4, 2009 #7 txnoob said: You need a CAT 5 or better that's called a crossover cable. Regular Ethernet cables can't go from computer to computer. Other than that, it's simple. Click to expand... I thought on Macs, a regular CAT 5 Ethernet cable could?
txnoob said: You need a CAT 5 or better that's called a crossover cable. Regular Ethernet cables can't go from computer to computer. Other than that, it's simple. Click to expand... I thought on Macs, a regular CAT 5 Ethernet cable could?
T txnoob macrumors 6502 Mar 12, 2009 349 0 Apr 4, 2009 #8 bchreng said: I thought on Macs, a regular CAT 5 Ethernet cable could? Click to expand... Could be, I just figured ethernet was a standard.
bchreng said: I thought on Macs, a regular CAT 5 Ethernet cable could? Click to expand... Could be, I just figured ethernet was a standard.