Is anyone using a Wireless PCI card with any success in OS X? If
so, what brand/model is it? I would like to connect a new-to-us
G4/450GE to our router wirelessly, but flinch painfully when I look
at the cost of the original Airport cards.
Nancy
I'm using an older Belkin 802.11g card which had a Broadcom chipset -
works flawlessly with the Apple drivers. Unfortunately newer versions
of the card using a different chipset. The taiwanese producer of the
chipset has made OS X drivers but they are not as seemless as the
Apple ones (I think they require an additional few steps to connect
each time) and last time I looked they hadn't been updated for Tiger.
www.xlr8yourmac.com has more info...
Adrian
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