Any beta drivers for the mac yet? I bought this, in anticipation of mac drivers in September, but am becoming impatient. =)Update: I just bought Silex SX-2000WG, and installed the SX Virtual Link software from the Silex website, and IT WORKS PERFECTLY with the Belkin Network USB Hub! I was shocked. Apparently the Belkin is actually a Silex. No need to wait for Belkin! Just install and go! Any beta drivers for the mac yet? I bought this, in anticipation of mac drivers in September, but am becoming impatient. =)Update: I just bought Silex SX-2000WG, and installed the SX... » Read More Any beta drivers for the mac yet? I bought this, in anticipation of mac drivers in September, but am becoming impatient. =)Update: I just bought Silex SX-2000WG, and installed the SX Virtual Link software from the Silex website, and IT WORKS PERFECTLY with the Belkin Network USB Hub! I was shocked. Apparently the Belkin is actually a Silex. No need to wait for Belkin! Just install and go! « Show Less
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I emailed Belkin and they said: At this time it is not Mac Compatible and will not be supported in the feature.Thank you,Marilu SantibanezCustomer SupportBelkin Logisticswww.belkin.com
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Yeah, I saw that as well. I called Belkin, but they never called me back. I guess we just keep checking.
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link is fixed, and the mac driver is available - and the software works!!!!!
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The link is back up. Can anyone comment on the Mac drivers? I'm thinking about buying one of these if it works well.
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They told me that when I called them as well. If that's the case, I better be able to return the thing. Their own press release said that they would be releasing drivers.
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I just finished installing the software CD and setting up through Ethernet on my iMac OS X 10.4 Tiger and it all went smooth. As Christopher mentioned, you first must setup through USB. If you follow the instructions in the long colored guide sheet and networking setup guide, you should have no problems whatsoever. Goodluck! =)
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I TOO am looking for version B1, not only on amazon but everywhere online. I havent found any site that actually posts the version they are selling. This is crucial for me since I was informed that ONLY version B1 will work with my mac. If you (or anyone) finds a place that posts the availabilty of v. B1, pleease let me know.
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this is a TOUGH question, the simple answer is NO as its missing OSX BIOS info so the MB wont install the drivers for it BUT you can re-flash with an apple aware bios and then yes OSX will detect and install drivers... as i understand its just not plug'n'play on OSX but you could email support at ATI (AMD) and ask for assistance and confirmation of the probably erroneous advice ive given or they may have a working bios for the card, or patch for OSX to get the apple ID anyway... good luck
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This item is NOT compatible with current versions of OSX, Linux, or Windows.It is not a problem with the OS or anything. The driver is outdated, 32-bit, and in most computers will fail miserably. The cause ? cheap frame grabber chip (ipassion IP2938) whose support has disappeared.You need to use a really old Windows OS, fiddle around with Macam component for OsX, or try spca5xx effort for Linux.My recommendation ? Spend a couple of more bucks, and buy one with a supported chip. (i.e. BW908 model, with tv-out)
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HiI use it on MS Windows. It didn't work without drivers I installed from CD I've got with device.There is no any directory on this CD containing any KEXTs or PKGs for OSX. Chip on this device is from VIA Co.Normally all drivers prototypes come from original designer, so send enquiry to VIA chip: VT1620A.RegardsM. Semenov
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I personally removed it from my desk top pc and plugged it into my MacBook PRO 2010 (OSX 10.8.4). The MBP saw the mouse as a external keyboard and requested a driver. I checked and found no support for a Mac (mouse) driver. So this mouse did not work for me with a MAC. If one of the others who replied could explain how they tested and made it work, that would be more helpful.
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Google the manufacturer and model name for drivers. And do the same for forums. That's what I did. You can find different driver packages but I believe as far as my last search went nearly a year ago, the maufacturer's latest drivers at that time were beginning to solve lingering user issues. Most reported good success though not necessarily the bandwidth specified, though still rewarding. Time has passed so a search should yield even newer drivers. I have not had a chance to actually install mine, but I look forward to it.. I think anyway.. by what I did read about driver developments.
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yes of course , no issues there The BIG feature where this Belkin unit works where others does not is that this is the only unit out of a dozen I tried that will work with OS-X TIGER Server (old OS version ) and this Belkin seems to need no additional driver support to work , idea when using an OLD Mac server with a conventional VGA+PS2 KVM switcher...Due to this reason , it's the only type I buy now (I have over a dozen of them, never had a failure, have had lots of other "cheap" units fail and the hassle does NOT justify a few $ save up-front IMO....)
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I couldn't get it to work at all on mountain lion. One support person confirmed it won't work on Os X at all and the other person assured me it would???? I never did find an external modem that would work and ended up using Nextiva.com for my fax.
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My last update, but I figured anyone interested in Ubuntu on this would be excited with this news:I am currently booted up on the LIVE CD (well image) of 9.10 beta (releases tomorrow) and it appears that everything is supported natively. The wireless drivers (that were a pain) are good, card reader, wired, better battery (by a slight amount). Also - the hotkeys all work (FN + (key)).Other distros I am not sure what their newest native driver support is like, but it is clearly do-able and if you want it you can get it on here. I hope the release doesn't lose any of this stuff! My last update, but I figured anyone interested in Ubuntu on this would be excited with this news:I am currently booted up on the LIVE CD (well image) of 9.10 beta (releases tomorrow) and it appears that everything is supported natively. The wireless drivers (that were a pain) are good, card reader, wired, better battery (by a slight amount). Also - the hotkeys all work (FN + (key)).Other distros I am not sure what their newest native driver support is like, but it is clearly do-able and if you want it you can get it on here. I hope the release doesn't lose any of... » Read More My last update, but I figured anyone interested in Ubuntu on this would be excited with this news:I am currently booted up on the LIVE CD (well image) of 9.10 beta (releases tomorrow) and it appears that everything is supported natively. The wireless drivers (that were a pain) are good, card reader, wired, better battery (by a slight amount). Also - the hotkeys all work (FN + (key)).Other distros I am not sure what their newest native driver support is like, but it is clearly do-able and if you want it you can get it on here. I hope the release doesn't lose any of this stuff! « Show Less
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Hi Stanley and all Amazon shoppers,The Mac driver for OS X 10.9 is available for Edimax EW-7822UAC AC1200 Adapter.You can find the driver at Edimax website - http://www.edimax.us/html/english/frames/b-download.htmIf you have any other driver concerns, please send us email to "support@edimax.us"
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im not a MAC user, but according to Genius there's a driver for MAC OSX, i cant confirm if its compatible whit those specific version of the MAC OS (http://www.geniusnet.com/wSite/ct?xItem=53323&ctNode;=174 ) , in my experience Genius tech support its great and the best wayto know if it works whit snow leopard is to ask them
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We have one. Duplex worked right out the box for the MacBook. I'm on about the sixth install from the CD's on a Windows 7 Pro machine and duplex has never come up as available in any software. HP's software continues to be awful.
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Hello Gabriel, wow: I have the same issue: a MacMini (MA206LL/A) which has sporadically non-functioning USB ports. But the firewire 400 port works fine, so I figured there had to be a Firewire-->USB converter. But I haven't been able to find any well-reviewed adapters or converters; most products (e.g. direct from China for 40 cents) seem to just offer physical connections but don't modulate the voltages or signals.Anyone else have any ideas, since this Belkin doesn't cut it?
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Finally working properly on iMac13,1 running Mavericks, the chipset is VIA VL812 & firmware v8581, upgrade firmware to v8584 from "http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php/listes-constructeurs/88-via-chipsets" (with a PC). Good luck to all who had the same problem with MacOS :P
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Finally working properly on iMac13,1 running Mavericks, the chipset is VIA VL812 & firmware v8581, upgrade firmware to v8584 from "http://www.station-drivers.com/index.php/listes-constructeurs/88-via-chipsets" (with a PC).Good luck to all who had the same problem with MacOS :P