I personally have not seen this and have run my internal Airport card (802.11b) and my Orininco even sharing my wifi from one to the other with SunShield configuring my Powerbook(TiBook) as a router. I'm not sure if the D-Link is responsible for several apps requiring a forced restart, or just that I'm trying to run 10.3.I would be interested in more information or sources on the potential damage issue. In a blind of inspiration, I manually set up the network details rather than using DHCP and this has appeared to fix everything.Ĭurrently, I've being running okay since yesterday, including several restarts and shut downs. However, we still had issues with our WEP key not being recognised, and having to go into the D-Link software to manually click 'connect' (which then connected fine). 1.4.5 which solved our issues surrounding the device not being recognised by the D-Link software. Our vendor contacted D-Link and got hold of a updated driver (currently not available on their website) v. We're using the following setup: iMac DVSE 400MHz, 640MB Ram & Mac OS 10.3.3 We've got a D-Link DWL-122 USB Wireless Adapter and have finally managed to get it to work (including after sleep, restart and shut down!!). Should you require further assistance with your D-Link products, please reply to this message, or call toll free at 87. Step 3 Click on the tab labeled Devices and Volumesįrom this point expand and record all USB information listed in the System Profiler. Step 2 Go to Applications>Utilities and double click on the Apple System Profiler Step 1 Double click on the Mount Point for your local Hard Drive To obtain information on the USB Host Controller and USB Devices follow the steps below: If having problems, please record the following information: If you are still having trouble please respond with the following information. Also check for any system updates using the Macintosh 'Software Update' in the System Preferences menu. If the DWL-122 is not working properly in Mac OS 10.2.6 make sure you have the latest driver update for your USB Controller. Some installations of this adapter in MAC OS X does have conflicts that are usually resolved following the instructions below. * Properly installed and working USB Controller. * 802.11b compatible Access Point (for Infrastructure mode) or another 802.11b wireless adapter (for Ad-Hoc Peer-to-Peer networking mode). * A power Mac G3 or G4, iBook, or PowerBook (post PowerBook G3) with at least 128MB of RAM. This is the reply I received this morning, (watch out v.long 🙂 I was going to buy the DWL-122 about a week ago, until reading the cases here, I was quite surprised at this, so I decided to email D-Link, explaining that I currently use WinXP but am going to switch to Mac, and that I'd heard numerous stories here.

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