I would guess the software; a lot of those third party USB wireless
things have pretty terrible software for the Mac. You might check to
see if they have updated drivers online, that would be compatible
specifically with 10.4.
-Elliott Price
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On Dec 11, 2009, at 5:02 PM, Christian Wacker wrote:
> Well... I upgraded my iMac G3 to 10.4, and now i've got constant WiFi
> problems (again)
> I try to connect to the WiFi, using my netgear WG111V2, and it
> crashes the box.
> It then re-connects, and crashes the box again, instantly after I
> reset the box.
> I don't know if this is because it's a Mac (Doubt it, but could be) or
> if it is the mediocre software for the Mac.
> Any input is appreciated as to how to get my network stable again.
> -christian.
>
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