Thanks for the tip, but I've got a 5300. AirPort won't install, much
less load, on that machine.
Drew, I finally got a chance to look, and I've not followed this thread in
detail, but I'm using the 6.0.0.4 Wavelan drivers for my 1400/G3 OS 9.1.
IIRC they were in a ftp dir from
I was able to get a response back from Proxim Tech Support as to where the Orinoco
drivers for Macs are on their website. They sent me the following URL which I have
downloaded and installed on my PB3400 running OS9.1.
http://www.proxim.com/support/software/ORiNOCO/PC_Card/MacOS/ORiNOCO_v7.2
Tom,
I've already got the drivers (they can also be found on
ftp.wavelan.com). Thanks anyway, though. I'm going to email
[EMAIL PROTECTED]... Maybe they can help me figure out what's
going on...
Peace,
Drew
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Hmm, fascinating. Someone from Proxim's (outsourced?) support staff
emailed me back saying that 7.2 _does_not_ support the 5300 and 1400.
Well shenanigans. nonsense - clearly it does. It just doesn't seem
to support _mine_. ;-)
Heck, even the 7.2 docs say it supports the 5300 and 1400,
Brian wrote:
IIRC correctly to use the newer/newest drivers you had to upgrade the
firmware on the wireless card. I didn't wish to do that. But my
Lucent/Orinoco Gold (I know you have Silver) works just fine with both WEP
modes etc and the 6.0.0.4 wavelan driver.
Maybe. Drew and I got our
On 03/27/03 03:15 PM, (PowerBooks) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm, this might sound silly, but I can't find any obvious way of
determining the hardware and firmware versions on my WaveLAN.
This is strange - encouraged by you and Clark, I reinstalled the
ORiNOCO 7.2 drivers. The card on the
Be sure you don't have any Apple Airport software installed. That would
defeat the Orinoco software.
For what it's worth, my G3 PowerBook running OS 9.2.2, using AirPort
Software sees my Orinoco card as an AirPort card, in the PC Slot. In
other words I'm not using Orinoco's software.
Gary
