Does this wireless card work with leopard

I was just wondering if anyone has this wireless card working on os x leopard?:
http://www.macwireless.com/html/products/wirelesscards/11g_11bcards/11gPCI.php
It says it is tiger compatible - but then also says tiger or "higher". I wrote the company selling it but just wondered if anyone is already using it out there .
Thanks,
David

Hi there!
You need to be sure that this card supports the broadcomm chipset, as this will allow the card to be recognized as an airport extreme device, otherwise you might have to hunt for a compatible driver for the mac.
You are better off with the G+ card from Belkin. The model of my card is a Belkin F5D7001 with the broadcomm chipset. You might have to do an in depth search to make sure that you find the right one.

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hi, I've been trying to find a good deal on a wireless card for my g4.
but i don't know a lot about this sort of stuff, so could you tell me if this will work?
thanks!
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833166021&cmsp=DailyDeal-_-33-166-021--Product

Hi there!
You need to be sure that this card supports the broadcomm chipset, as this will allow the card to be recognized as an airport extreme device, otherwise you might have to hunt for a compatible driver for the mac.
You are better off with the G+ card from Belkin. The model of my card is a Belkin F5D7001 with the broadcomm chipset. You might have to do an in depth search to make sure that you find the right one.

Will this wireless card work with my G4 MDD?

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There are two cards intended for the Airport slot on two different G4 MDD models, and they are not interchangeable -- the two types of slots are different.
Earlier model G4 MDD may only have the Airport slot that accepts the Original (802.11b 11 Mb/sec) Airport card. Later ones have the Airport slot for the Airport Extreme card.
But the card you cited is not an Airport-slot card at all, but a PCI slot card, so is not subject to this slot limitation. But it may have System requirements, such as Mac OS X 10.3 or later
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Does Apple Broadband Tuner work with Leopard?

Does anyone know if this works with Leopard? I didn't want to install it if it would screw up the OS. My speed seems bottlenecked at ~5Mbps on a 30Mbps FIOS connection. My speed patched XP box gets ~2.5MB/sec on a download while Leopard gets ~500KB/sec on the same download. Apple should have tuned Leopard's networking better than this.
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My speeds in my leopard have not changed and have not needed to use the broadband tuner my adsl2+ connection just flies.
That being said the broadband tuner just changes some tcp values and is not recommended for airport connections.
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net.inet.tcp.sendspace: 131072
net.inet.tcp.recvspace: 358400
kern.ipc.maxsockbuf: 512000
The package installer works.
Once installed you can check to see if the tcp values have changed.
in the terminal use the command
sysctl -a
scroll through the list of values until you find
net.inet.tcp.sendspace: 131072
net.inet.tcp.recvspace: 358400
Then you can see the pkg installer did work.

Does this Airport card go with this Mac Pro?

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AirPort Extreme Card
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I also heard they were a lot harder to install now? But I'm not sure when or where I heard that.
thanks

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I wiped my computer, and now iTunes doesn't work. Does iTunes no longer work with Leopard, or did I do something wrong?

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Hi, likely something else isn't updated, maaybe Safari?
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I am going to buy a Macbookpro (regular non-retina) and i am going to buy new RAM for it because i cannot buy 16gb worth of RAM with it. I was wondering if this RAM (http://www.crucial.com/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=74206909A5CA7304) will work with the laptop i want to buy.
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How does this LINQ query work with Option Infer Off?

How should value and filtered be declared? It doesn't work when I turn Option Infer Off. Originally, it worked with Option Infer On. There was no Dim statement on the first line, but the Dim keyword was placed before the
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value)
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Does any sd card work with the lighning to sd card reader and is it compatible with the iPod touch 5

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Jo,
Since you mentioned 500MHz, I imagine you have the Powerbook (FireWire) M7572 "Pismo". If so, it can use an original AirPort card installed under the keyboard; this is the only card that will work. You can see a PDF here:
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Will this video card work with my new lenovo desktop? please help!

None of my games work on my new Lenovo Desktop due to the integrated factory GMA3100 graphics adapter! Can anyone tell me if the Radeon will work? Thanks!
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How does does Wireless and a Wireless card work?

I bought an imac G5 1.8ghz We already have a BT wireless connection and I want to hook up to that. I gather that I need an airport card but I'm not sure how to insert a card into the machine there is a CD portal and ones for USB as well. How does this wireless business work and what do I need for my machine running Tiger 10.4.11?

The AirPort Extreme card appears to be the correct product
but you should be able to tell from some of the Apple Support
information in the form of their product support page for your
specific computer model. The main support section has a side
bar menu of products and if you find iMac G5, then look into it
further, you can identify what exact model iMac G5 you have.
{+If you have looked under the Blue Apple in the Finder menu bar+
+and chosen About this Mac> more info> System Profiler> then,+
+look under Network> Airport card, you can see if one is installed+.}
There are manuals, instructions and other info available, too.
The manual to install the physical AirPort Extreme card is in
the manuals link in the iMac G5 page in Apple Support.
Since there were a few different models of iMac G5, you should
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The card itself could be used in many different Mac models, so
it will NOT have installation instructions with it for your iMac G5.
{The hardware installation is the point of reference here; not the
CD software, which very likely is outdated and not needed at all.}
Apple - Support - iMac G5 models:
http://www.apple.com/support/imac/g5/
Apple - Support - Manuals:
iMac models (from newer Intel, on back to older)
http://support.apple.com/manuals/#imac
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be able to get the correct AirPort installation instruction .pdf.
How to Identify your iMac (note three designs)
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1463
The software CD included with that older Airport Extreme package
will likely be older than your OS X version in the computer now.
{So, you will NOT need to install that software to use the AirPort card.}
Examples of .pdf download manuals on how to install an Airport card
are as follows (these are actual links to these manuals.) +So, these may+
+not be for your specific iMac G5 computer.+ To be sure, use Identify page.
• _iMac G5 20-inch_ AirPort Extreme Card Replacement Instructions (Do It Yourself Manual)
iMac G5 AirPort Extreme Card, 20-inch 4. Pull the tab on the card to remove the card from
the AirPort card guide. Important:
http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/imacG5_20inchAirPort.pdf
• _iMac G5 17-inch_ AirPort Extreme Card Replacement Instructions (Do It Yourself Manual)
iMac G5 AirPort Extreme Card, 17-inch 4. Pull the tab on the card to remove the card from
the AirPort card guide. Important:
http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/imacG5_17inchAirPort.pdf
{Since the above are examples, and there were more than two designs, you should
check the ' how to identify your iMac ' page under the iMac G5 and Intel, to be sure.}
Good luck & happy computing!
PS: if your 1.8GHz iMac G5 is a 17" LCD with Ambient Light Sensor, the wireless
AirPort Extreme is a built-in component: Model # M9843 (1.8 GHz) and in the older
1.8GHz iMac G5 20" the card is listed as an Optional part, in pre-light sensor model.
{ edited 2x - to add info }

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Erin

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Good luck,
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Thanks

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