[Wirelessdriver-support] jaguar support

[Robert H. <rob...@no...>]

Hi.
 
I tried to install the latest released wireless driver on my brand-new
jaguar (OS 10.2) install.  As you probably already know, the installation
fails.  
 
I then manually installed each package.  The driver seemed to install
properly, the preview pane failed, and the command line tool installed.
 
When I try to use the command line tool (WirelessConfig), I get: "Wireless
Driver: Couldn't find a WirelessDriver service in registry - is the card
loaded?"?
 
I installed the preview pane by hand by uncompressing the archive and
putting it in the right places.  It doesn't seem to help.
 
When I run the trouble shooter, it only complains about sudo's attempt to
run kmodstat, which it can't find (and I can't find that either).  It
apparently queries the card and gets reasonable answers.  And then in the
end, it runs WirelessConfig and gets the same message as above.
 
Other information:
 
I used the Wireless driver under 10.1 and 10.1.5 with no issues.  I did a
fresh install of 10.2.
I run a Wallstreet G3 powerbook with a Linksys PCMCIA card and a Linksys
wireless base station.
 
Any help would be appreciated.  I am willing to try out pre-release versions
of software and/or the new installation package as well.
 
As it stands now... I think I've successfully installed everything.  I can't
edit any entires in the Wireless Pref Pane.  The command line tool prints
the above message.  I have no link.
 
Thanks!
 
Rob