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I just browsed thru and thru and thru, but....

No replies, hints, tips or tricks, nor guides to get this freakin' F5D7010 Belkin G Wireless PCMCIA Adapter Card onto my Laptop.

 

My Setup is:

Dell Latitude D800

1GB DDR RAM 266Mhz

Pentium M 1.3MHz

NVidia GeForce4 4200 Go Mobile 32MB RAM

60GB Toshiba Drive 2.5" Part'ed: Part1:WindowsXPSP2 (zuckz); and Part2 Mac OSX 10.4.6 both working and booting.

Soundcard fixed with AppleGirl's fix.

Nvidia Drivers not going beyond 1024x768x32 even with new 1.0.8 MacVidia Drivers

 

So far: I get to installing, booted into and outo WinXP and Mac without hesitation, there's no problem.

 

The thing is everyone in here says "ya do the en0 en1" thingy and no one explains how the heck they did it really.

 

Some other guys post "F5D7010 RT2500 works for me" just plugged it. And thats it. ¡THAT's IT?

 

So...

i really need help with this thing...it's driving me nutz. I want to install this wireless card, i have seen and google'd for support but gone nowhere... everyone says there's native support for these cards, correction for this chipset setups (Ralink Tech 2500 Chips) right?

 

Didn't tried the Intel Pro 10/100 ethernet nor the wireless Intel (2100 chip) (onboard) cuz i had these long time ago, and still no workaround for these two

 

I have tried Ubuntu, Fedora, SUSE all have some kind of workaround for these cards.

Please help me..where can i get some help? Or if any of u guys have time to spare please drop me some lines.

 

Help is greatly appreciated...Just a quick note. i went to the osx86 wiki and there's not much info on how to get it to work

 

krlosdrojo1@gmail.com

The card should work, worst case need to add device id to Broadcom kext. See Wireless link in my signature and read about Broadcom. Find device id in Windows -> Device Manager -> Network Adapters -> wireless card -> Properties -> Details tab -> device id is 4 characters after DEV_

 

Bigger question is whether your PC Card/Cardbus/PCMCIA slot is working in Hackintosh.

Yup it's werking... (PCMCIA) i see it under system Profiler:PC Cards Tab.

 

Here's What i get

 

pci1814,201:

 

function: Network Controller

Vendor: Unknown

Vendor ID: 6164

Device ID: 513

 

that's all

 

under windouze let me go check...

 

Belkin 802.11g Wireless Card

 

Device Instance Id:

PCI\VEN_1814&DEV0201&SUBSYS_701A1799&REV_01\5&3289DDF1&0&0008F0

 

YUP...double checked that one...

i tried so far the ones i got from the ralink tech drivers page..those got me to the CardBusWirelessDrivers error that says it cannot allocate the driver

 

darn...

God damned!!! I got it working...

went to get the drivers...unzipped them

 

voilá...everything worked...

i also edited the Info.plist inside IO80211Family.kext/Contents/Plugins/AppleAirPortBrcm4311.kext/Contents/

 

i added <string>pci14e4,0201</string>

 

and i guess it worked..

 

Had to chmod the info.plist..

 

that's it...now..

 

just one quick question.

 

Can I set it to be an AirportBase or not?

cause the wireless pcmcia card gets detected as the "onbard ethernet"

So this is a Broadcomm chipset and not Ralink one.

You are lucky it is supported by Mac.

Now you might make it Airport Express if you assign it to en1 as explained in forum posts:

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=11856

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