Toolbar icon shows: pc card
ID info:
Broadcom
802.11 CardBus

John

> 
> John, Could you check the pci card icon on the
> toolbar and see what name and model # is there? Belkin
> Tech service claims the Ralink technologies card is a
> broadcom chipset and should work.
> 
> Thanks Mike
> 
>> I use the Belkin 54G pcmcia wireless card (f5d7010)
>> in my son's Ti-Book and
>> under 10.3 its identified as an "unknown vendor"
>> airport card with the
>> following info as found in System Profile.
>> 
>> card ID of TXN,PCI1410-02
>> Vendor ID: 0x104c
>> Device ID: 0xac50
>> 
>> And yes, it does work under Airport Extreme without
>> any additional drivers.
>> It has worked before Airport version 3.4. Try
>> reinstalling/upgrading the
>> airport software. If I plug it into my Al-Book it is
>> immediately recognized.
>> 
>> John
>>  
>> 

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