Try http://wirelessdriver.sourceforge.net/. for card drivers
Hmm, unforrt
I think D-Link lists their pod as Mac compatible, go to their site and there's a page of Mac compatible products.
The unit I have is the DWL-120e (silver flip case, looks rather like a cellphone), it has no MacOS drivers on D-Link's site.
WUSB12 sounds like a Linksys number. They don't like Macs.
Yes, it's Linksys. I also have Netgear MA101 (no drivers on their site), a couple of Belkin adapters (no drivers on their site).
The DWL-120e, MA101 and Belkin pods are all Atmel-based and all work with the same atmel-wlan driver under Linux. I was hoping there was a generic MacOS USB-WLAN driver too :(
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