03-21-2008, 01:15 PM
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Re: Possible to tether with OS X Leopard?
Does anyone on here actually read?
He can't use WMwifirouter if: "but Leopard doesn't have drivers for my wireless (Intel 4965 A/B/G/N)" If he had wifi he wouldn't need the tethering... And he states: "I don't have any idea if I can even get a BT stack for my Toshiba laptop for Leopard... I would doubt it though." So telling him to use BT doesn't do much good either. Too funny. 
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03-22-2008, 12:42 AM
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Re: Possible to tether with OS X Leopard?
Glad someone managed to see my point
 lol. It works fine with my built-in networking card and there is work being done to port the 4965 drivers over so its just a matter of time... but it would be nice to be able to pull off a USB tether. I think I'll check Insanelymac and osx86scene and see if anyone knows anything about it there. Thanks for everyone that tried to help though  Oh and to the guy that asked about how I've got a dual boot setup going - my laptop has two hard drives and an F12 selector for which drive to boot from In the past though I've successfully set up XP's boot loader to fire up Darwin via chain loader. Its been awhile though and it took me over an hour to get it working. If you need help with it, let me know and I'll see what I can dig up. EDIT: And actually, from looking up USB Modem, they're still patching it for Leopard - however, it works with linux, which means when Ubuntu launches Hardy, I'll be able to tether at work so thanks for that tip!
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