Mac OS 9 Lives
Mac OS 9 Discussion => Hardware => Topic started by: Rainier on October 16, 2020, 09:31:14 AM
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Greetings
I've scoured my MDD running 9.2.2 and cannot locate its MAC address/identifier. What am I missing? It's probably staring me in the face... Pointers, anyone?
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it is not in the systemprofiler, not in the "about this mac" and there is no console in classic MacOS.
the only place where you find it is: TCP/IP control panel --> "info" button
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Actually, it is in System Profiler.
You have to look under Appletalk, which seems a bit daft as it's not an Appletalk specific thing.
It's also in the Appletalk CP.
The other place to look, is on your router - a page there called 'network', 'devices' or something will usually have all the addresses of your LAN.
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that´s weird. normally you would except it in the profiler under hardware.
in mean in the post-appletalk area you can have PCI, usb, wifi whatever adresses in addition. :)
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thanks, gentlemen (I assume)
Now I have to figure out why I can't boot into OS9 after which I'll investigate where MAC address is stored.
Machine is crashing and/or locking up. A MAC address isn't a priority right now.
Rainier