Re: [Wirelessdriver-support] WallStreet and Proxim Skyline

[Nils S. <ni...@cy...>]

My wireless config has always been in the other section, and I believe it's supposed
to be there.

If I don't remember wrong, after a first installation you should use the uninstall
option and then install again. There was something that failed in the first install
process and I think that this solved the problem for many users.

I have a PB Bronze keyboard, Proxim Skyline card and the first version of the
Airport BS. I must have had luck, I only installed once under 10.2 and it worked
after a restart of my Airport BS. Then I've succesfully installed all OS X upgrades
up to 10.2.4, and the wireless driver is still working.

/Nils

>I think I've tried just about everything imaginable but  I just can't get  Wirelessdriver to install on my WallStreet which is running OS 10.2.4
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>So far I've enabled the root user. Then I removed the card,  logged in as root, and went through the install process. When I restarted the computer, WirelessConfig appears in "other" portion of System Preferences but not in the upper right hand next to network.
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>Then when I try to set the port, EN1 and EN2 don't appear and WirelessConfig won't accept any text.  It doesn't seem to have a plist either.
>
>I just updated OS X a week or two and this is the first time I've tried to install Wirelessdriver. Has anyone had any luck with first time installations with this system upgrade?
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>
>Stacy
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