as I recall, it's actually called Target Disk Mode. ;o) mea culpa! > You know, it's just me being an idiot. I have never even tried the xfer > mode. Thanks for the memory refresh. > > > I recall seeing something on the Ti threads about ethernet buffer sizes - > > as in, you can adjust them; don't recall any of the specifics tho and > > I've been pretty happy with the xfer speeds I've been getting. > > but I have to ask... why dincha use the firewire xfer disk mode? connect > > a firewire cable between the two, start up the powerbook while holding > > down the T key, and it will mount on the 733 desktop and look like another > > hard drive... > > > > > > > 2 computers > > > 733 G4 > > > 12in G4 laptop > > > 8 port 10/100 Netgear hub with uplink port, comcast cable modem > > > FileSharing on the 733 turned on > > > The network path: > > > Cable modem/Netgear uplink port > > > 733 plugged into one of the open netgear ports > > > G4 laptop also plugged into an open port on Netgear > > > > > > When connecting to the 733 from the G4 laptop file transfers are very > > slow. > > > Was going to take 10 hours to copy 1 gig of info. > > > Decided to connect the 733 and the laptop via a direct connect via > > Ethernet, > > > the transfer took about 2 minutes. > > > > > > Anyone have an explanation? Thanks Wayne. > >