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#26 Works with Panther!
Had to do a clean install when I installed Panther on my
Lombard p'book with Lucent 802.11b card, and so I lost my
previously flawless Jaguar wireless performance with the b5
version of this software.
Happy to discover that the driver *still works* in 10.3
Panther. The installer had to be run twice, (just like in
Jaguar) with shutdowns in-between to get the card to
power on and have the new network interface recognized.
Works fine in combination with my wireless Netgear
802.11b router via DHCP.
Rock on!
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same here. works now under panther w/ my Linksys WPC11 v3
card. don't exactly what i did other than installing it abd restarting
a few times.
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Maybe you could elaborate a little? I'm having trouble
getting 10.3.2 Panther to work with this driver. A nice step
by step would be great ;)
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I'm still having trouble getting it to work? Works flawlessly with
the IOExperts driver, but I have no intention of paying to get
802.11b working on my PB. What was the big intention when Apple
decided to make 802.11b NOT work on 10.3? All they've done is
made me intensely annoyed at them. The PB is sure to be my first
and last Apple product.
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I've gotten it to work on my PB G4/Lucent Silver.
Instructions are as follows:
(1) Install driver.
(2) Install driver.
(3) Install driver.
(4) Install driver.
(5) Repeat until some custom installation screen comes up
where there SHOULD be an option to INSTALL the wireless
driver. Weird that it decided not to install during the last
10 or so installations, but anyway... make sure "Install
Wireless Driver" is ticked and continue installation.
(6) Reboot.
Everything should be fine and dandy.
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whew!..... ok.. I'll try the Jaguar one now. Funny , exact same situation
here >>> card and computer too!
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Hey....thanks for this post. I wanted to upgrade my Lombard to at least
Panther....and was reluctant to do so as I didn't want to lose the wireless
support. Your post has given me the confidence to install Panther! Thanks!
(I would install Tiger, but it appears Tiger isn't supported yet.) Rock on! to the
developers of this source!