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Finding an NIC Giga E card for the Mac is nearly impossible now - no one write drivers and I suspect Apple will kill off the remaining expandable Mac going forward - so no incentive for 3rd party companies going forward The drivers are RealTek's, PowerPC only (not an option for x86 Macs at all) and were discontinued in 2008. In fact I would say it's got 10 to 20% speed improvement over the old built in Giga Ethernet too. I then copied that kext to /System/Library/Extensions and did the usual Apple induced crap to get the permissions set up correctly in terminal (rm chmod chown etc.) as described here: Otherwise OSX keeps 'whining' it wasn't installed properly (oh for the old OS 9 days when copying things to the Extensions folder and a re-boot was all one needed) and refuses to use it.ДЄfter a reboot, it's up and running just fine now and has been rock solid for the past 5 days. zipped 'DGE-530T(10.4).pax.gz' file from Content/Resources and that got the 'AppleRTL8169Ethernet.kext' file extracted. I decide to force the issue, so I opened the.

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I ran the 10.4 pkg installer - rebooted and no drivers show up in the 'System Profile' for the PCI card - so I was pretty sure they simply will not install on 10.5 but did not report an error either. pkg Package component installer for OSX 10.3 and 10.4. So I had a look at the included D-Link CD and they have. I needed a replacement pronto as the G5 is (was) my work horse for development, so I drove over to Memory Express and picked up D-Link DGE-30T Gigabit PCI Adapter for $19.99 CDN as it had a Mac compatible sticker on it.ДЄfter installing the PCI card and rebooting - Apple had no built in drivers for it. 'My G5's (2.5GHz Dual G5 with PCI-X 66mhz slots) built-in Ethernet has basically died on Sunday Sept 16th. For Gigabit Ethernet, a Category 6 cable (CAT6) is recommended. NOTE: Remember that chipset used in various brands of cards can change over time. fans off, etc.) If the card supports 'Jumbo Frames' (remember everything on the network must support Jumbo Frames also to work) include that info also. When reporting on PCI cards see if the card supports sleep also. (If you find Mac compatible drivers for a PCI Ethernet card, or cards that work with the builtin drivers, let me know the card/system/OS version details.

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(There's a separate page of Mac 802.11N reports/info and Mac OS X Compatible 802.11AC Adapters (USB, PCIe/Mini-PCIe).) NOTE: This page does not cover 802.11 Wireless PCI card adapters. Some cards/chipsets are natively compatible, others note links to 3rd party drivers, some also OS 9.x compatible. Note: This page has reader reports on PCI Ethernet Network cards with OS X (and rare comments on OS 9.x). ( Note - Older driver/vendor links may no longer be functional.) Mac OS X PCI Ethernet Card Compatibility Reports OS X PCI Network Card Compatibility Reports Mac Upgrades/Repairs/Mods | Storage Related | Video Related | Audio/Home Theater Related | OS Updates/Tips/Wi-Fi Related Mac OS X PCI Ethernet Card Compatibility reports