About Ian Stephens. Ian Stephens is a flight simulation enthusiast also with a keen interest in aviation and technology. Ian spends a lot of his time experimenting with various simulator packages but has a love for Microsoft Flight Simulator X because of the huge selection of add-ons available. Does it work on Mac? Does it work on Mac? Showing 1-5 of 5 comments mikeytwc. Jun 17, 2015 @ 7:52am reply from another user installed on (circa 2012 macbook air) Andy81le has Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Steam Edition Jun 15 @ 5:32pm Pleased with FSX:SE Hi there DG, After having doubts for several months since the release of FSX:SE, I.

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You have two options for finding your Chromebook's MAC address: • Use the Networks panel near the clock: • Visit Google's. • Scroll down to Find the Media Access Control (MAC) address. Click to expand the section, and follow the instructions.

• Use the browser's 'About System' diagnostic page: • Open a browser window. In the address bar, type chrome://system, and press Enter. • Look for ifconfig, and then click the Expand. Button next to it. • Look for either the eth0 section (wired MAC address) or the wlan0 section (wireless address).

In both sections, the MAC address will be listed as the Ethernet HWaddr. If you haven't set up your Chromebook and are seeing the Chrome 'Welcome!' Screen, there's a third way to find the MAC address. On the welcome screen, below the Select your language: and Select your keyboard: drop-down menus, you will see a Select a network menu.

Expand that menu to see the MAC address (or addresses, if your Chromebook also has an Ethernet port) listed at the bottom. If you have more than one MAC address, they will be identified as 'Ethernet' (the wired connection's MAC address) and 'WI-FI' (the wireless connection's MAC address).