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Recent content by NeoLogic

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    A challenge for the network gods...

    Ockie- Those products from RfWel, do not support T-Mobile. I just spoke with a representative, and they agree the website is misleading, and they told me they were going to remove any indication that they support TMO. So anyway, I have been too busy to test out ICS with my phone connected...
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    A challenge for the network gods...

    I like those solutions Ockie, much better than dragging my laptop around. I especially like the battery powered ones that I could take with me in a car. Here is what I have found so far: Call accepted by Wes - CP Support. Currently in room: Wes - CP Support. Wes - CP Support: hi sir...
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    A challenge for the network gods...

    TGA: I have a TMO 8320. I'll check that out. I have been searching for devices that can do this with no luck, but your link is something I have yet to see.... Ockie: Great device, but doesn't work with T-Mobile.
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    A challenge for the network gods...

    Cool, it looks like I have enough info here to keep me busy for a while. I'll let you all know how the project works out. nessus, I kinda figured I would have to do an ad-hoc network, which is fine, really.
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    A challenge for the network gods...

    I'm not brushed up on my network engineering skillz, and have not found the answer to your question in any of my research. But really, how do you get the laptop to pretend it's a wifi router, handing out static or even DHCP addresses, with ssid numbers, and all that?
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    A challenge for the network gods...

    actually I might find a lappytop here that's not company owned... I'll keep you informed.
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    A challenge for the network gods...

    hmmm, I'm gonna have to try that....give me a few min, I'll let you know what happens. Oh wait, I'll have to try it at home tonight, as I don't have all the hardware with me at work.
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    A challenge for the network gods...

    Nope, cant do that either. I can bring one in, and connect via my Cell phone provider, which I do, but that's it.
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    A challenge for the network gods...

    TechieSooner: That won't work. Only Broadband Connection I have access to in the building is my cell phone (Blackberry) No wifi, no LAN, bla bla bla. It's a secure network. I would be fired in a second if I connected a wireless router to their network, lol.
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    A challenge for the network gods...

    Aaronearles, this was actually my first approach to solving this issue. I did some research and the last I heard about the Touch's BT, and I have a 2G Touch, was that it still needed to be jailbreaked in order for the OS to work with BT fully. As far as I know, they have not released Jailbreak...
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    A challenge for the network gods...

    expensive? I have unlimited data on my bb plan for $20, which I use anyway. All I want to do is connect my IPOD Touch to the network when I'm at work. They don't have wifi at work, so I'm trying to think of a way to bring my own.
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    A challenge for the network gods...

    I can't see why this can't be done. I don't see a hardware limitation here, but I could be wrong. I also don't see any software that will allow for this, but here is what I want to do: I would like to take my Blackberry and tether it to my laptop using bluetooth. No problem there, that's...
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    No 4-pin 12V connector on my new PSU

    Yup 8 pin split in half. Even though I knew what I was looking for, it was so well integrated, that it took me nearly 3 min to figure how to break them apart. (Brute Strength of pulling apart the two halves) Thanks for the help guys.
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    No 4-pin 12V connector on my new PSU

    I checked that before and it was once piece. Before posting here I even thought of taking my Dremel and cutting it in half. I'll look again, but my luck with this problem has been horrible. :)
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    No 4-pin 12V connector on my new PSU

    I do have an 8 pin connector coming off my PSU, but no 8-pin on my mobo. How strange the manufactuer would make a mistake and leave something like this off by accident. That would be like a car manufacterer leaving off the break pedal. If they test a PSU after assembly, wouldn't the tester...
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