From: Eric Ladner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 14:48:28 -080
I forgot to add to my initial message that the CD that came with the
ADS Tech card had drivers for earlier versions of OS X, but not for
Panther, and I can't find one on their web site. Is that function
built-in with later systems?
--E
Yes, the drivers for USB are included in the Mac OSX. However if no USB
card is in the machine at the time of the Mac OS install not all the
drivers needed are installed. You should be able to install them by
doing a custom install for the Mac OS CD. Install as usual and then
under custom install jsut pick the files you need. It also used to be
possible to download separately from Apple. Often not easy to find
files on the Apple site and don't know if they are available for
current Mac OS's or not. Since the card does work for some things it
does seem like a driver issue. While most USB1 cards work with Mac OS
many don't with USB2. Hope this helps Will S
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