I recently salvaged a late 2005 DC G5 that is fully functional except wifi. (as I accounted here, ) I bought a Tenda W311M USB wifi adapter hoping it would work since I read a little into it and that the chipset or driver for this particular USB adapter is of the Ralink something-something variety that people on the net has said works in older OS X and PPC Macs. And, even, though that Tenda has individual drivers on their website for each iteration of OS X from 10.3 to the present.

The 10.5 driver for Leopard that I need and used doesn't work. In my desperation, I also tried 10.3, 10.4, 10.6 and above (which installed but didn't let me open the wireless utility adapter). To that wireless utility adapter, which seems to be the piece of app to interact with the wifi dongle doesn't do anything when I click on it on the title bar or when opening the file in the Applications folder. I managed to find another driver for Leopard maybe, Version 3?, if I remember correctly would manage to get me as far as having the Wireless Utility Adapter open but the app looks barren and doesn't seem to notice or show that the USB dongle is plugged.

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I'm really out of ideas and hoping someone here can help! I recently salvaged a late 2005 DC G5 that is fully functional except wifi. (as I accounted here, ) I bought a Tenda W311M USB wifi adapter hoping it would work since I read a little into it and that the chipset or driver for this particular USB adapter is of the Ralink something-something variety that people on the net has said works in older OS X and PPC Macs.

And, even, though that Tenda has individual drivers on their website for each iteration of OS X from 10.3 to the present. The 10.5 driver for Leopard that I need and used doesn't work.

In my desperation, I also tried 10.3, 10.4, 10.6 and above (which installed but didn't let me open the wireless utility adapter). To that wireless utility adapter, which seems to be the piece of app to interact with the wifi dongle doesn't do anything when I click on it on the title bar or when opening the file in the Applications folder. I managed to find another driver for Leopard maybe, Version 3?, if I remember correctly would manage to get me as far as having the Wireless Utility Adapter open but the app looks barren and doesn't seem to notice or show that the USB dongle is plugged. I'm really out of ideas and hoping someone here can help! Well, I am officially giving up on trying to get this Tenda W311m USB stick to work. Even, if it does work, which it does OOB on Linux.

The performance of it is abyssmal from where I am on the 2nd floor. But, maybe I will share some pictures to tell the tale of my recent wireless woes. The G5 sees it. But, the Ralink Wireless Utility doesn't. Nor does Network Pane in System Preferences.

Everything is zero, zero, zero. Download torrent software for mac software. Remember this?

I installed both versions for 10.4 Tiger. 4 one adds an ugly wireless signal icon on the menu bar. Does google make an app for mac air. But, won't let me open the Wireless Utility, like I was able to do in the Ver. (photo below shows ver 3 and 4 DMG's). The ugly wireless icon on the menu bar. I called customer support, which didn't help and I emailed customer support and they haven't replied back.

Could it be because the program is Universal instead of PPC? I don't know. What I do know is that I am done with tiny nano USB sticks because I don't even wanna use it on the salvage PC I have running Linux because the signal is too weak. At least, it was only like $8 which is the reason why I don't even wanna return it for a refund. Still, disappointed though it didn't work. I was hopeful when I saw their website. Click to expand.Ok.