Out of the 54, you can only max out on 2? Something's wrong there.

Mine's performing OK lar, but nowhere near the speed of a LAN cable.

yup... i'm doing on 2, sometime less... i tried to figure it out see if my router can work faster.... but still it doing the same..

anyway, hows it going rx330?

still no time eto try....

tonite shud be fine i suppose

so a 4 gb file will roughly take up 30+ minutes?
u think if i transfer thru lan cable better?

can my notebook plug into imac directly thru lan cable and trasnfer files?

rx330
yes it can. full details from Apple Support

hmmm, is it me or wat?
mac users are more helpfull

i really need some time, not very good @ this....

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Added on November 21, 2007, 9:36 amoppps, i just found it, my name all along is in finder under theshared category

This post has been edited by rx330: Nov 21 2007, 09:36 AM

well, just to let you know. Leopard has this kind of behavior to pick up Shared folder on the network that you are connected to. This happens when i am using my mac with leopard, i tend to browse into other people's folder, without them knowing it. Well, there were around 100 over users that shared their documents on my campus network. I bet they dont even know that i browse their stuff. Oh, i didnt join any workgroup or network. I dont know what happened there.

haha... tats actually easier for osx user to get shared files from frens without actually doing all the hassle to join a workgroup everywhere u go...

u can also do pre-set location with different workgroup joined, so u wont need to change the network all the time when u r in a different place... tats the power of leopard XD...

my vista user fren always need to switch between network manually becoz his university uses different workgroup...

yea... it automatically log into share folders, but how can i manually find them? like those previous instructions?

im glad i bought the imac, but abit too early, this shop in spore having promo, free bose speakers....

Just open your finder. There will be one section for Shared besides The Devices, Places and the Search For. You can browse there.

From Finder, Choose Go, then explore from there. either from Computer or Network.

ohh... thanks

i was just wondering, can i connect my windows base notebook directly intothe imac thru lan without goin thru a router?