Mike wrote: > Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. I checked my version for the > F5D7010 Belkin card. It is 3000uk. What I did then is > I went to www.belkin.com, and downloaded a manual. Not much use - it > is for Windows. I also downloaded and installed a driver for the Mac I > found there, f5d7010_10-3. (I am running Mac OS X 10.4.9.) But I > still get the message that Airport power is off, and that No airport > hardware is found. > Mike, please recall that someone said not all the cards work on mac based on versions. You need to find out if ver. 3 works on macs. I have ver. 1 and it does work. I had a list of all the cards that work, but lost it. Google "Pismo wireless card Belkin" and you will find the ones that work. I'm not sure about ver. 3. > I have rethought what the problem is. I used to have a working wifi > card in the slot, but my Pismo fell off a table, the edge of the card > got caught on the way down and it broke. I now suspect that this > damaged the slot as well, and when I put the Belkin card in the slot, > it is just not making contact properly. Perhaps I would do better to > get something that plugs into a USB port. How does that sound? Any > recommendations? > Mike > > > > > >
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