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iatkos v7 Internet don't work

I have some problem with iatkos V7. I have installed everything and it runs fine. Only thing that doesn't work is the internet. Maybe the most important thing to me. So how im I going to fix this can somebody help me? that would be great.…

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@tcmixx Published 2009-09-20
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Leopard 10.5
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4,294 historical reads · 2 curated field notes (from 5 dispatches) · 2009-09-20 – 2009-09-22
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I have some problem with iatkos V7. I have installed everything and it runs fine. Only thing that doesn't work is the internet. Maybe the most important thing to me. So how im I going to fix this can somebody help me? that would be great.

My Network Specification is:

Network:
Primary MAC Address 00-1F-3C-AC-2F-54
Network Adapter Bluetooth Device (Personal Area Network)
Network Adapter Broadcom NetLink (TM) Fast Ethernet
Network Adapter Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection
Network Adapter TAP-Win32 Adapter V9
Modem Agere Systems HDA Modem

So I was wondering if there is any drivers to this Network? And if there is how im i going to install it?

Thanks a lot / Tommy

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Author Update #1 @tcmixx 2009-09-20

Thanks for replaying. I Tried to install for wireless but it couldn't detect any thing. But what do u mean with HW Info. i.e. lspci ? How do I check that or find that out?

Thanks:)

Author Update #2 @tcmixx 2009-09-22

Hey I bought the D-Link DWL-G122 Adapter. And The internet worked Great, I just installed the drivers to DWL-G122. I really recommed this Adapter to those guys how cant find the drivers to your network. Its Cheap and it works.

/ Tommy

Synthesized Community Field Notes

2 technical responses curated from 5 original dispatches

Field Note #2 @Imkantus 2009-09-21

Well we need the exact name of the used Chip to know if there's a driver for it.
lspci is some HW diagnostic tool for *nix systems. Most Linux Distributiosn have it installed or you can get an OS X / Darwin port of the software, necessary to run this command from here:
http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=11… ↗

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@tcmixxPrimary Author32009-09-20 → 2009-09-22
@ImkantusContributor22009-09-20 → 2009-09-21