I have a relatively simple yet extremely annoying problem:
The client utility of my USB RTL8187L wlan driver loads 2-5 minutes after a successful boot into leopard (10.5.4). during this time i have no internet connection. way before, it used to load prior to all applications at startup (skype, adium...), and somehow then it stopped loading itself - so i know that this problem can be fixed!!!
does anybody have the same problem, or better yet a fix ?!
help would be greately appreciated!
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QUOTE(brudic @ Sep 9 2008, 06:19 PM) 
I have a relatively simple yet extremely annoying problem:
The client utility of my USB RTL8187L wlan driver loads 2-5 minutes after a successful boot into leopard (10.5.4). during this time i have no internet connection. way before, it used to load prior to all applications at startup (skype, adium...), and somehow then it stopped loading itself - so i know that this problem can be fixed!!!
does anybody have the same problem, or better yet a fix ?!
help would be greately appreciated!
Try uninstalling and reinstalling the software.
The client utility of my USB RTL8187L wlan driver loads 2-5 minutes after a successful boot into leopard (10.5.4). during this time i have no internet connection. way before, it used to load prior to all applications at startup (skype, adium...), and somehow then it stopped loading itself - so i know that this problem can be fixed!!!
does anybody have the same problem, or better yet a fix ?!
help would be greately appreciated!
Hi, now I have tried everything and somehow got rid of this problem.
this is what i did:
1. under system preferences --> network: set the service order of the realtek ethernet (wlan) to first
2. uninstalled realtek drivers
3. reboot
4. deleted networkpreferences.plist under /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration
5. reboot
6. installed realtek drivers
7. reboot
realtek now loads its client before all other startup apps.
hope this helps people with the same problem
this is what i did:
1. under system preferences --> network: set the service order of the realtek ethernet (wlan) to first
2. uninstalled realtek drivers
3. reboot
4. deleted networkpreferences.plist under /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration
5. reboot
6. installed realtek drivers
7. reboot
realtek now loads its client before all other startup apps.
hope this helps people with the same problem
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