Experiences with 10.6.6?

awald · 01-22-2011, 06:15 PM

It appears that it is not the Display Link driver causing the problem. I removed all software and drivers related to the install and then did a step by step. The Display Link driver appears to be fine, but it is the Warpia Wireless USB Manager that causes the problem. After installing the Wireless USB Manager, rebooting, and then plugging in the wireless USB the CPU crashes. Any thoughts on how to avoid this? Is there another Wireless USB Manager I can use?

dcoulson · 01-23-2011, 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by awald

The Display Link driver appears to be fine, but it is the Warpia Wireless USB Manager that causes the problem. After installing the Wireless USB Manager, rebooting, and then plugging in the wireless USB the CPU crashes. Any thoughts on how to avoid this? Is there another Wireless USB Manager I can use?

You'll probably have to work with Warpia support to resolve this. Might be a known issue with a specific release of OS X, or perhaps they have newer/beta drivers you can try.

01-22-2011, 06:15 PM	#1
awald Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 4	It appears that it is not the Display Link driver causing the problem. I removed all software and drivers related to the install and then did a step by step. The Display Link driver appears to be fine, but it is the Warpia Wireless USB Manager that causes the problem. After installing the Wireless USB Manager, rebooting, and then plugging in the wireless USB the CPU crashes. Any thoughts on how to avoid this? Is there another Wireless USB Manager I can use?