I am from bangladesh. I am using banglalion ZTE AX226 usb modem. but i can not run it on my macbook pro. I installed the driver. but when i run the application, it shows "Insert data card", where my usb modem was already inserted.
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Check with the modem vendor whether the driver is compatible with Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
This is not an Apple issue - third party hardware drivers are the responsibility of the vendor.
They recommand mac os 10.5, but they also said 10.6.8 was support wimax. 1 of my friend was run it on mac os 10.6.8. his processor was core2due , mine is core i5. is there any reletion between processor and driver????
tanvir1988 wrote:
...is there any reletion between processor and driver????
I wouldn't think so.
Is there any reason you're wanting to use a wimax dongle rather than the inbuilt Airport, which is also 802.11n?
noondaywitch wrote:
tanvir1988 wrote:
...is there any reletion between processor and driver????
I wouldn't think so.
Is there any reason you're wanting to use a wimax dongle rather than the inbuilt Airport, which is also 802.11n?
Maybe because Wimax has nothing to do with Wifi.
Ah! well spotted! 😊
This usb modem will suport mac os 10.6.3 hackintosh. i think it will also run on genuine mac os 10.6.3, so my macbook pro dosent run it.
Press 3 and 2 , switched on macbook pro. Its Solved my problem. the main thing is Snow leopad 64 bit was not support wimax.
Tanvir can u please explan this a bit. What did u mean by press 3 and 2? So does bangllion suopport lion osx ? thx
Message was edited by: kollol
> What did u mean by press 3 and 2?
This starts OS X with the 32-bit kernel. The following KB applies to 10.6, but there are reports this works with 10.7 as well.
[extracted from http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3773]
If your Mac uses the 64-bit kernel by default, you can start up with the 32-bit kernel by holding the 3 and 2 keys during startup.
With respect to the question above about Core 2 Duo vs. Core i5, the default kernel mode for Core 2 Duo is 32-bits. This explains why the Core 2 Duo has no issues, while the Core i5 must be forced to use the 32-bit kernel.
[extracted from http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3770]
These Macs use the 64-bit kernel by default in Mac OS X v10.6.
Mac Pro (Mid 2010)
MacBook Pro (Early 2011)
iMac (21.5-inch and 27-inch, Mid 2011)
Yes Banglalion and Qubee all suppots Mac osx.... just do what i said. press 3 and 2 , then osx will Starts on 32 bit.
Why my Wimax Card was not run in mac os?
