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- QuickStop - 01-29-2004
how bout you just run a fucking cable through the wall/ceiling/floor. its cheap. its easy.
- Kid Afrika - 01-29-2004
I'm sorry, but internect connection sharing is not rocket science. I think the problem was the cable, but keyser was not able to go out and get one.
As far as being cheaper and easier, a crossover cable should cost you less than $10 and following the ICS wizard is not all that difficult. Especially when compared to running a cable through the ceiling/floor/wall.
- Keyser Soze - 01-30-2004
bought the linksys thing, works like a charm. thanks goat.
- Goatweed - 01-30-2004
no prob, glad to help :thumbs-up:
- Keyser Soze - 01-30-2004
Quote:how bout you just run a fucking cable through the wall/ceiling/floor. its cheap. its easy.
its messy and i live in a rented apartment. besides, wireless is just as simple and no messy wires.
- LZMF1 - 02-04-2004
Keyser Soze Wrote:bought the linksys thing, works like a charm. thanks goat.ok so i bought the linksys wireless-b game adapter so i can play in my bedroom rather than in my basement......after a few minutes i finally got the fucker to work wirelessly but now when i try to play socom it won't connect....i get network error #612 or 613..........WTF!?!?!?!?!
did you have to set up a new network configuration and save it to your memory card?
- Mad - 02-04-2004
#612 or 613
That's a firewall issue, reboot the modem/router/PS2 and try again.
- LZMF1 - 02-04-2004
i got pissed and walked away from it......several hours later i tried again and viola! it worked.
that shit works like a charm....no noticable lag at all. :thumbs-up:
- Keyser Soze - 02-04-2004
didnt have to do a thing, plugged it in and i was online.
- LZMF1 - 02-04-2004
i had to set mine to "P1" in order to get the signal from my router.........i was going under the assumption that the directions were 100% correct and that all i had to do was set it to "IN"