Re: [Wirelessdriver-support] [solved] Panther Support??

[Jason H. <ja...@co...>]

I was finally able to get it installed by skipping the combo installer 
(several reinstalls and reboots from that package yielded no results) 
and going straight to the individual installer for the driver itself (in 
the 'Installers' directory. Couldn't tell you if that's reproducible, or 
just dumb luck, but I'm back up and running.

Thanks,
Jason



Martin Joseph wrote:
> 
> On Wednesday, October 29, 2003, at 05:44 PM, Jason Huck wrote:
> 
>> Hope someone's listening...doesn't look like there's been much 
>> activity on the list lately (unless the archives are just really, 
>> really out of date).
>>
>> I just did an 'Erase and Install' of Panther on my Lombard Powerbook. 
>> I was very surprised to see the WirelessDriver menu widget at the top 
>> of the screen after the install. However, I couldn't find or create a 
>> network connection for my Skyline card.
> 
> The widget has nothing to do with the open source wireless driver.  It's 
> Apple PCMCIA widget.
> 
>>
>> So I downloaded the newest WirelessDriver disk image and installed it. 
>> The PrefPane shows up, but it's completely greyed out, and there's 
>> still no network interface for the card in the Network pane.
> 
> Try reinstalling and rebooting.
> 
>>
>> Obviously the hardware is recognized. Can I manually create the eth(0) 
>> interface somewhere? Any help appreciated!
>>
> It should be EN(1) I think...
> 
> Good Luck,
> Marty
> 
>