Re: [Wirelessdriver-support] Re: High power (200mW) cards work with OS X.

[Max W. <dav...@ma...>]

Hello Oscar!

Yes! Reinstalling the driver while the card was actually plugged in 
fixed it for me too! What a simple solution - the best kind :)

I now have other problems with getting it to actually work with my 
AirPort base station, but that's the subject of another thread once I 
have exhausted all FAQ and other research suggestions :)

Thanks for the help!

Max.

PS. I wonder if this solution might be added to the FAQ?

Oscar F Hills, MD wrote:

>I am new to this whole thing, and just got my 2511CD PLUS card yesterday. I
>had installed the driver on Friday before I got the card.
>
>I was in exactly the same boat as you with the same machine.
>
>I dumped those pref files and rebooted, to no avail (nor did I expect
>anything since I DID have panes, but no new network port) ...
>
>So, I reinstalled the drivers WITH THE CARD PLUGGED IN ... I was delighted
>to see the green triangle blinking when the machine came back up, and it is
>now working.
>
>Us dummys just have to go for the empirical, trial and error approach for
>lack of a better idea ... but if you haven't done it already ... it worked
>for me.
>
>Oscar
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>>Jim Thompson <jim@ne...> in thread "High power (200mW) cards work with
>>OS X." on
>>2002-10-11 22:15 wrote :
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>>Hello Mr Thompson,
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>>> I haven't seen anything in the 'supported' list on the Senao/EnGenius
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>>Any help would be appreciated.
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>>Thanks.
>>
>>Max Waterman.
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