I use the USB D-Link DWL-122 in my mini. Getting it to work is truly a crap shoot. Are there others that just work?

This one works fine with my G4 Mac mini:

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My disclaimer here is that I set it up on a PC running XP but I would venture to say setting it up on a Mac couldn't suck more, could it?

It works great with my Airport Extreme N Base Station.

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Just ordered one. I go with OWC if I have any doubts about Mac compatibility.

Are these things supposed to be tricky? I bought a Netgear stick for $5 at a rummage sale, ran the CD, plugged it into my mom's HP and off she went and she's been happy as a bug in a rug ever since. I just assumed they were pretty much plug and play(ish).

The chipsets have chinese / taiwanese drivers written for them for PC.

The tough part is finding the Mac drivers written well, if at all. Only the Broadcom chipsets
will work no driver needed (that I've seen), and that's with PCMCIA.

The ASUS that I have from OWC will not sign on to my UFO Airport G, in WPA/WPA2, but it
will to my Belkin router.

So I have a router plugged into a router (one is a 10.x and the other is a 192.x), just to
get my Mac mini online.

That would depend on where you plan on sticking it.

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That would depend on where you plan on sticking it.

zing!

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