BT VOYAGER 1040

[hello123456789]

HI,

 

has anyone found or made any os x kexts or drivers for a BT VOYAGER 1040 wireless card.

im on 10.4.8

when i installed os x 10.4.6 Hotiso on the first startup i had wi-fi but not after that

 

thanks

Edited December 12, 2006 by hello123456789

[Rammjet]

You need to get the vendor id and device id of the device. Even though it is a Broadcom chip (so I've heard), it has a weird set of numbers.

 

Go to Windows -> Device Manager -> Network Adapters -> Voyager -> Properties -> Details tag. The vendor id is the 4 characters following the VEN_ and the device id is the 4 characters following DEV_

 

Build a character string as follows: pci + (vend) + , + (dev)

 

It should look something like this when done: pci7890,1234

 

Then use that string and go to the Wireless link in my signature. Follow the Broadcom instructions.

 

 

PS - more Googling says the numbers may not be all that weird - pci14e4,4320 is fairly common, but verify them in Windows anyway before going to the guide.

Edited December 12, 2006 by Rammjet

[hello123456789]

is there any way to do this in os x because i deleted windows im using the internet over ethernet but i need to be able to use wireless

 

thanks

[Rammjet]

You can try to go to System Profiler and see if the PCI entry gives vendor and device ids.

 

System Profiler can be found either through About this Mac or by going to the Utilities folder.

[hello123456789]

RAMMJET thanks for your help

 

in System Profiler it says there are no pci cards

 

i am trying with what you said it might be but i cannot save the changes to the file in terminal

Edited December 12, 2006 by hello123456789

[Rammjet]

Well, have to take a shot in the dark. Go to Terminal in the Utilities folder and type:

ioreg -l | grep "14e4"  

(that command contains a dash followed by lower case L followed by space and vertical bar

If it finds anything then see what the complete string is like I showed above.

 

If it doesn't find anything then try posting here some output from the ioreg command. Type:

ioreg -l > ~/Desktop/ioreg.txt

Find the file ioreg.txt on your Desktop and post it in a posting here.