Wireless USB-Stick: Netgear WG111 works on PB G4 but not on iMac G4-800
Hello!
Please help me to solve this weird problem: I found some drivers that allow me to use the WiFi-USB-Stick WG111 from Netgear on OS X. It works perfectly with my Powerbook G4-1.67, but it won't be recognised in the Network Status Pane of my iMac G4-800. On the pane "active ports" it is recognised, but not on the "Network status" pane. Obviously, on the PB-G4 it is recognised on both panes.
The application that comes with the drivers recognises the USB-stick, it detects my access point, but can't connect to it.
That's weird. What could it be?
I thought it could be the USB 1.0 port of the iMac G4, but apparently other MacUsers were able to connect with it on older G3-macs with USB 1.0 ports.
Help would be appreciated!
Martin
Please help me to solve this weird problem: I found some drivers that allow me to use the WiFi-USB-Stick WG111 from Netgear on OS X. It works perfectly with my Powerbook G4-1.67, but it won't be recognised in the Network Status Pane of my iMac G4-800. On the pane "active ports" it is recognised, but not on the "Network status" pane. Obviously, on the PB-G4 it is recognised on both panes.
The application that comes with the drivers recognises the USB-stick, it detects my access point, but can't connect to it.
That's weird. What could it be?
I thought it could be the USB 1.0 port of the iMac G4, but apparently other MacUsers were able to connect with it on older G3-macs with USB 1.0 ports.
Help would be appreciated!
Martin
Powerbook G4, Mac OS X (10.4.10), 15", 1.67 Mhz, 1Gb Ram
