[Wirelessdriver-support] Kernel Panic when inserting card on 10.2.8

[James A. <ac...@fa...>]

Hello - I need help.

Macintosh PowerBook G3 (333MHz), 256MB RAM
Mac OS X 10.2.8

I just bought my powerbook g3 (lombard 333MHz) a Belkin Wireless 
Notebook Network Card. Model #: F5D6020 which came with a wireless 
router.

Problem is, my PowerBook has a kernel panic every time I insert the 
card.  Booting with the Wireless Card inserted with Verbose mode, notes 
that a kernel panic occured, taking it out and rebooting will get it 
working again.

I have a Keyspan Firewire Card that I use for FW hard drives which 
works when in the machine, so it can't be my card slot. The card itself 
is brand new.

I plugged it in prior to installing the wirelessdriver - and it 
panic'ed.
I installed the wirelessdriver, rebooted, inserted the wireless card - 
it panic'ed.
I rebooted with the wireless card in place - and it panic's during 
startup. (verbose mode noted "panic - hanging up here.")

I read the FAQ and it notes that my card F5D6020 is supported by the 
driver, but at the moment, I can't even get the card inserted without 
causing a kernel panic. I've also looked at the troubleshooting section 
and I'm using version 1.4.0 of the IOPCCard.kext.

Is this hardware related or software conflicts?? This is my first time 
with Wireless Networks.

If anyone can help. Thanks.

James.