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Josh PS2 Network Adapter with... 27th-December-2004, 07:59
Jase Very smart boy :D 27th-December-2004, 08:01
Josh Check my post. I have heard... 27th-December-2004, 08:03
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Josh I can't even run a game... 27th-December-2004, 08:11
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    Default PS2 Network Adapter with 802.11b Linksys Game Adapter

    I have tried countless times to get this router to work. I have checked on the Network Adapter forums and am not getting any good answers. Another guy has my exact same problem, but I'm not going to do what he does.

    http://boardsus.playstation.com/play...cending&page=1

    Even though this guy is using a different brand of stuff, I am getting the same senerios as he is getting. When I try the automatic configuration I get a time out. When I put in all the information manually I get an error saying I can't connect to the DNS server which I entered in by hand by gettin my info from Windows. I was wondering if anyone here knew how to fix this. I have been trying for HOURS!
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