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Old 05-31-2009, 01:36 PM
thorazine74 thorazine74 is offline
 
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Originally Posted by JoesMorgue View Post
OK....

How do I check if my driver is properly installed now?

How would I remove that one and install a different one?
Check in System Profiler if the nvenet.kext is loaded:



Do you have an Ethernet device showing up in Network section?


Check the Network Preference Pane, do you have a connection available there?


If the nvenet.kext doesnt work for you for some reason you dont really need to remove it, as its part of vanilla OS X. You would have to find something else.
I doubt the Realtek1000 kext would work, from what I know nForce Ethernet are different than Intel's chipsets, you dont need specific network chipset drivers (i.e. one for Realtek, a different one for Marvell, another for Via chipset, etc.) but one nForce driver works with all different physical chipsets (same driver would work for Realtek, Marvell, Via, etc.), at least thats how its in Windows.
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