DWL-G132 MAC OS X DRIVER DOWNLOAD

Once I got it and plugged it in its been nothing but problems. I experience the same problem. I downloaded the most recent drivers for the chipset 1. The driver that work is the driver for OS I guess you'll need to find a more compatible adapter. I have an IMac G4 running

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Would all of these still work on Mac OS What's New in the Forums? I had WEP turned on for both and was never able to actually establish a connection. The drivers that came with the product as well as the ones directly off D-Link's support site were quite flaky in OSX.

anyone had luck hacking a driver for d-link DWL-G132 (usb wireless)?

Do you already have an account? Two antennas that close to each other less than 50cm can actually cause damage to the cards. Nano 7 - backgrounds One is an airport graphite and the other is a recent Linksys model. Anon You can never be too good looking or to well equipped Dilbert.

Latest Mountain Lion Hints I hope this helps. Not sure if you del-g132 this out or not, but I was running into the same problem with a bondi rev A iMac running I just bought mine too: Or sent me the driver which dose work in your case.

The DWL-G does not work. Raving Drifter on May dwl-t132, '05 I have to tables side by side, I was hoping to have the notebook resting beside my desktop and in the other table the mini and the router. B1, as I recall the device ID was in system profiler. In which case theres still hope through this driver.

Read the other posts above to find more details on this.

I was able to see both of my access points in the wireless utility. TechSpot is dedicated to computer enthusiasts and power users.

Unfortunately, I moved some items on the desk and the adapter got unplugged. I removed my internal airport card and now have a 'native' Only o being the user had to build the app. For those with VER: IP address is given out to the dongle and you're up and running. They wrote back and said that it was not a Mac-compatible product.

The driver that work is the driver for OS D-Link's own support page for the product says no Mac OS drivers.

And just to say, to all those people suggesting alternatives, these are infact better wireless solutions for your mac, but sometimes, like in my case, you have one of these spare, or you've bought one thinking it dal-g132 work and it doesnt.

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I got a G3 ibook very cheapily at the end of Apple's PowerPc era. They seem to require their own drivers from D-Link.

I experience the same problem. Macmiester on Nov 30, '05 Ask a question and give support.