How to upload from PB3400 to MacBook?

I just bought my first ever new laptop, a MacBook, and have a lot of stuff to transfer from my dear old 3400 (including some audio recordings so there's about 13gb worth). I've tried connecting them with an ethernet cable from one to the other, and tried both an ordinary one and a crossover one, but I can't get either computer to recognise the presence of the other. File sharing is enabled in both. Any help greatly appreciated.
Danny
Message was edited by: Danny Neumann

Thanks for the advice. The ethernet worked once I'd reset the 3400's PRAM and rebuilt its desktop, so I suspect it was feeling moody.
Next question: what to do with a faithful working PB3400, with PCMCIA accessories such as a wireless card and USB adapter. It's like saying goodbye to an old VW Kombi which has gone places and hauled things nobody ever thought it could do, but alas it is slow these days and there is stuff I need nowadays that it can't do. What a lovely piece of Macintosh design it was. I'd like it to go to an appreciative home if one can be found (anyone reading this in Melbourne?)

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