G4 powerbook panther g5 tiger

I'm trying to connect my g4 powerbook on panther to my new g5 nothing happens it keeps telling me ethernet has failed no cable connected I bought a crossover cable. What I need to do is connect my g5 tomy powerbook (the phone line is down stairs) so I can use the internet connection on my g4 which is configured to a belkin wireless router......

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