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Using USB Network Adapter on iATKOS v7

so I have fully installed Leopard on my desktop via iATKOS v7 and all the basic features work fine (both OS's run) but I have one problem; I use a USB wireless network adapter (specifically Linksys Wireless-N USB Network Adapter Model No.…

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@starstorms Published 2009-08-15
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Leopard 10.5
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so I have fully installed Leopard on my desktop via iATKOS v7 and all the basic features work fine (both OS's run) but I have one problem; I use a USB wireless network adapter (specifically Linksys Wireless-N USB Network Adapter Model No. WUSB300N) to connect my computer to the internet via my home network. It works nicely on Vista but I can't get it to work on Leopard, is it even possible? In the device manager of Vista the USB device shows up along with my network card: Intel(R) 82566DC-2 Gigabit Network Connection that i don't use because it doesn't have wireless capability and I'm too far away from my router to use a cable, hence the USB device. There is also a 6TO4 Adapter that "cannot start (Code 10)" according to Vista (I'm not familiar with this adapter type but it also shows up in the network options for Leopard). If I left out any information let me know, thanks

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