Quicksilver 733, 512MB ram, OSX 10.4.11
I've installed a Mac driver for an Asus usb wireless b/g/n adapter.
When it didn't detect the device I opened the Network pane in System
Preferences and a pop up window appeared saying that my network
settings have been changed by another application. I hit OK and the
same pop up notice returns constantly and won't let me quit
Preferences. I opened my Internet config menu and chose connect, to
see if my modem connection was still working. I connected, no
problem. I went to the Asus uninstaller, and uninstalled through the
terminal app. The pop up window still won't close. I tried shutting
down the computer but System Preferences won't let me.
(May or may not be related but to be complete, installed PCI USB 2.0
card and a PCI sata controller card. No software was installed for
these cards.)
Console:
Welcome to Darwin!
/Volumes/RTUSB_ASUS_Installer/USBWireless-10.4/uninstall.command; exit
ip2-149:~ Roman$ /Volumes/RTUSB_ASUS_Installer/USBWireless-10.4/
uninstall.command; exit
Removing Startup Items...
sudo: /System/Library/StartupItems/WiUtilityUSBStartUp/LoginItem:
command not found
rm: /System/Library/StartupItems/WiUtilityUSBStartUp: No such file or
directory
Removing Driver...
rm: /System/Library/Extensions/RT2870USBWirelessDriver.kext: No such
file or directory
Removing Wireless Utitity...
No matching processes were found
rm: /Applications/USBWirelessUtility.app: No such file or directory
No matching processes were found
rm: /Applications/AwakeASUSUI.app: No such file or directory
rm: /Users/Roman/Library/Preferences/com.ASUS.RaConfig.plist: No such
file or directory
Removing Package
rm: /Library/Receipts/USBWireless-Tiger.pkg: No such file or directory
Uninstall Complete.
logout
[Process completed]
I have 2 Internet Connect plist in Home/Library/Preferences. Will I
lose my settings if I throw both of them out. Should I throw the
older one out or the newer one? I don't want to reconfigure my imap
account with gmail...
Sorry for too much info and my novice situation. I want to resolved
this gracefully.
Thanks
Roman
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