Filesharing between iMac G5 w/iSight to PowerMac G3 Tower

I recently got an iMac G5 to replace my very old, very slow PowerMac G3 with OS 9.2.3. My G3 tower does not have a firewire port. I want to get some files (music, etc.) from my old Mac to put on my G5. My problem is that they can't seem to find each other's IP addresses. I manually configured each computer's IP address so that I could connect them by entering the IP address of the target computer in the "Connect to Server" window. I have sucessfully networked Macs before, and I've tried everything that I know.
I've tried to connect directly via their ethernet ports. I tried using an ethernet cable: didn't work. I tried a crossover cable: didn't work. (by "didn't work", I mean the computer couldn't find anything at the specified IP address).
I've tried a LAN hub, connecting the computers to the hub via ethernet cables: didn't work.
I have used a USB cable to attempt filesharing between these two machines. I got to see the contents of my G3's hard drive on my G5's screen, but once I grabbed the files I wanted from the G3 and dropped them onto my G5's hard drive, my G3 froze solid.
My old G3 has a BIG problem with freezing. The hard drive has severe fragmentation (to the point where software cannot defragment it). I've tried jacking the Virtual memory way up, but that doesn't seem to help. I have been given reason to believe that my USB ports are functioning improperly as well.
Is it hopeless?
Why can't I network these Macs?
Might USB filesharing work if I replace the USB card in my G3 tower?
What have I overlooked?
Please give me some advise!
Thanks,
-Nick

To connect to a Mac running MacOS 9.2 from a Mac running Tiger, it is essential to enable file sharing using TCP/IP in addition to Appletalk. I realize you said you had "done this before" but just to review:
a) setup up TCP/IP:
1. Open the TCP/IP control panel.
2. Choose Built-in Ethernet from the Connect Via pop-up menu.
3. From the Configure pop-up menu, choose either DHCP or or manually enter an IP address.
4. Close the TCP/IP control panel.
5. Click Save when prompted.
b) enable Appletalk, in the Appletalk control panel
c) click the checkbox to enable the "Enable File Sharing clients to connect over TCP/IP", in the File Sharing control panel
d) make sure you have selected something (a file, folder, or the entire hard drive) to share
After doing all this, it should be possible to connect to the PowerMac G3 from the iMac, at the IP address of the PowerMac G3.

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