Important update! It turns out that it has nothing to do with the update. ^^ It'd be nice to see more of the good in OS X soon before I reconsider installing Linux and making my brother go without iTunes. Please give me any helpful hints you can, since I'm on a sort of short schedule to get all of this working. So I guess what I'm asking is what other settings I have to configure to get this going? I've tried unplugging and replugging, restarting, everything in between (I'd expect Darwin to be a more mature UNIX than this). I configured the connection to see if there were anything to change, but since we use dynamic DHCP in my house without a static IP, I figured it should just go, especially with the netgear utility saying the signal was strong enough.īut every application we try with internet says there is none (Software Update, Safari, iTunes, etc.).
When I go to System Preferences / Network, it lists the USB adapter as Ethernet with a yellow light saying it has a self-assigned IP address using DHCP.
The internet works on every other wirelessly connected computer in the vicinity. I've gone to the Netgear Utility and entered my WPA-PSK TKIP encryption information, it connected and said the signal is between 48 and 69 percent (kinda' far away from the router). Only problem is, after installing the Netgear drivers and restarting to finish installation, internet won't work. I guess BSD doesn't have a lot of driver compatibility.Īnyway, we put Tiger back on for my brother since he's addicted to iTunes and I'd rather have him with Unix than DOS (and he's wanted a Mac for a while anyway).
#Wg111v2 driver for mac install
Since then, we installed Ubuntu on the machine with e17 and the wireless just worked in Linux- no need to install a driver at all. So, this computer used to have Tiger installed with a WG111v2 Netgear utility for wireless and worked fine.
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