Re: [Wirelessdriver-support] Wallstreet, Jag, Lucent card : I confirm

[Brian F. <yo...@ma...>]

Hello folks.

Just want to clarify a few things from my earlier post. I see some 
are having problems.

I have a WallSteet II, 10.2, and Lucent Silver wireless card.

It worked immediately for me with the steps provided. So maybe there 
is something else different going on here that made the change work 
for me and not others.

My scenario:

1. Installed 10.2 as an Update (1st option)
2. After starting with Wireless card in noted I could see it but its 
lights were off and the Network panel didn't recognize it.
3. I Uninstalled it using the uninstaller script provided.
4. tried reinstalling and it failed, actually placing the components 
in my Applications folder.
5. The next day I tried my process after reading all the posts about it.

I choose the process I did took for the following reasons.

1. I had noted that the Get Info now included permissions and you 
could change them at will. (and this is a very dangerous thing)
2. TextEdit now appeared to maintain file type when opening and 
saving an existing document. Much like BBEdit.

Because of these two functionality changes from 10.2, I decided to 
try a non-terminal solution.

I will be more than happy to work with anyone trying to figure this out.


Marty,

I appreciate you post of caution.  I did not even look at the 
preference options before doing this. I assumed it would just work as 
I had occasion to save some other files and saw how it handled them. 
That assumption could have been costly. and yea well....  we all know 
what "assume" means.

I could not find the preference you referred to in your post, unless 
you are talking about the Save option which is defaulted to Automatic.

Brian


At 10:37 PM +0200 8/28/02, MacPG wrote:
>As Mr Goyaboy, I confirm that the "wireless driver fix for 10.2 for 
>the Terminally Challenged" doesn't seem to work with the 
>Wallstreet+Jag+Lucent configuration.
>
>Anyway, I d'like to thank Rob McKeever for his contribution to my 
>happiness so far, and hope he (and others) will find the trick.


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I don't assign apps to files. I don't
configure peripherals or networks before
using them. I have a computer to do all
that. I have a Macintosh, not a hobby."
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