Mikael Byström said: >>>How do you know the card isn't being detected? >Thing is that when I go to the IOXperts panel in System Prefs, there's >not even an indication that there is anything at all going on. I don't >get to try and tell what network to logon to or whatever, because there >is NOTHING going on. It's as if the card isn't there at all. So following >the setup manual I'm stuck, because it seems to assume the card being >there should be indicated by the panel and then also the network panel >(discovery of network interface). > >I have no existing Airport card in the machine.
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