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<blockquote data-quote="RedmondMacFan" data-source="post: 877231" data-attributes="member: 52656"><p>Everyone should first refer to the thread by TotallyBonkers (thanks, Daniel!) who posted OSX compatible drivers for this reliable Belkin USB N dongle.&nbsp; Daniel helped many of us to get easy and cheap wireless N going on our older MACs.&nbsp; I found out by accident another driver set that also works with this dongle.&nbsp; I purchased a Rosewill RNX-EasyN1 dongle for $10 during a Newegg special offer and tried it out on an old Powerbook and MDD PowerMac and it worked great with awesome wireless speeds.&nbsp; When I replaced back the Belkin dongle, I found the RosewillUSB wireless utility is completely compatible with the Belkin dongle and can be downloaded from the Rosewill site.&nbsp; If you can't get the modified OSX Belkin driver, then I suggest trying out the Rosewill OSX driver and you'll be able to get N connectivity on your wireless network for your older machines.&nbsp; Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="RedmondMacFan, post: 877231, member: 52656"] Everyone should first refer to the thread by TotallyBonkers (thanks, Daniel!) who posted OSX compatible drivers for this reliable Belkin USB N dongle. Daniel helped many of us to get easy and cheap wireless N going on our older MACs. I found out by accident another driver set that also works with this dongle. I purchased a Rosewill RNX-EasyN1 dongle for $10 during a Newegg special offer and tried it out on an old Powerbook and MDD PowerMac and it worked great with awesome wireless speeds. When I replaced back the Belkin dongle, I found the RosewillUSB wireless utility is completely compatible with the Belkin dongle and can be downloaded from the Rosewill site. If you can't get the modified OSX Belkin driver, then I suggest trying out the Rosewill OSX driver and you'll be able to get N connectivity on your wireless network for your older machines. Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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