Re: [Wirelessdriver-support] Wallstreet PB G3 w/ OS 10.2.5

[<ro...@sp...>]

Make sure the drivers are installed properly. The wirelessdriver.kext 
must be in /System/Library/Extensions/ and the WirelessDriver 
PPane.prefPane should be in /Library/PreferencePanes/

After you have installed the drivers you should remove the 
Extensions.kextcache and Extensions.mkext files which are located in 
the /System/Library/ folder. You have to use the sudo rm -r (filename) 
command in the terminal to be able to remove the files. And then 
restart the computer.

Second make sure the card is recognized by the computer by selecting 
Network in the System Preferences. And look under Show Networkport 
Configuration. If it's not you might need to edit the plist file. It is 
described in the FAQ how to do that.

Lastly when the card is recognized and blinking you have to open the 
WirelessDriver preference pane and then enter the name of the WLAN 
network. It depends on how your WLAN router is setup. Disable WEB and 
password settings.

//Rob

On torsdag, maj 8, 2003, at 06:55 Europe/Stockholm, Gregg Gunkel wrote:

> I installed build version 1.0.0b5 and did not get any connectivity 
> with a DLink DWL 650+.  The pilot light barely glowed and the after 
> removing the card it was quite warm.  What have I done wrong?  The 
> Wireless Config control does not register any signal from the DLink 
> DI-614+.  While the Wallstreet PB G3 does not have an internal airport 
> slot, should the PCMCIA slot actively register?  Is there any reliance 
> upon the OSX airport drivers or does the Wireless Config operate 
> independently?
>
> Gregg Gunkel
> 342 A St.
> Redwood City, CA 94063
>
> 650-367-1624
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