Connection ibook and samsung d500

i have connected them together but i don't know how to transfer music files from my ibook to my cell phone. can anybody help me with this?

Hi Joakim,
May be basic and you have probably been through it already but does the iBook have a dfferent Network configuration (in System Preferences) for the Ethernet connection and is it the one that is active ?

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Hello,
I have connected my samsung T190 to ibook using firewire port. But it looks like that is not suifficient to drive current and I need to connect the female power cable to another desktop computer from where it gets the power. Can someone tell me what it takes to get power via firewire to the display?
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-kamal

Maybe we have a language barrier here.
Firewire comes in two varieties 400 and 800 as labeled here (the 400 is assumed where it just says Firewire alone):
Mini VGA looks like on the image below with the side of the computer shown and the end of the cable sitting on the top side of the keyboard:
It is this mini-VGA that will connect to a:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/M8639G/A
And thus to your T-190.
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Mac OS X file sharing ( hope you know another language than english ). You need to go into sharing & turn on file sharing. It will share your public folder.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106461
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Hi Gordy,
Well, that's certainly some setup you've got there.
Also, if I try to access either the Router or the WAP via their respective Access URL's: http://10.0.1.1/ & http://10.0.1.2/ nothing happens.
I'm not sure about those URL's. Plug your PowerMac into the router , then launch Safari and type 192.168.1.100 in the address bar it should allow you to access the routers settings via the web-based utility. Please check and see if that much that works and post back.
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