Atheros Atheros Atheros For a list of all currently documented Atheros chipsets with specifications, see. 300Mbps Wireless N PCI Adapter Per the FCC internal photos, this device uses AR9223-AC1A. The TP-LINK drivers reference three devices. 168c:002d (168c:0300). TP-LINK 300Mbps Wireless N Adapter.

This is the PCI ID for the. 168c:002d (168c:0301). TP-LINK 150Mbps Wireless N Adapter. This is the PCI ID for the. 168c:0029 (168c:2093).

TP-LINK 300Mbps Wireless N Adapter. This is the only AR922x (i.e. AR9220 / AR9223) device ID in the drivers. Possible 90:F6:52 OUI (it is on a label on the back of the device in the FCC photos) Images. from TP-LINK.

OK I got this to work in 64 bit with 10.6.1 In addition to the AtherosFix.kext I also needed to use a new IO80211Family.kext which was posted by himac59 over in the 'Snow Leopard + DWA 552/556' thread. With the (Netkas) Atheros21, 32/64bits, see www.netkas.com its from beta 10.6.2 Once these two were installed my card was recognized and I was able to configure it in the network preferences. I apologize if I didn't post and credit properly but this actually works and I can get rid of my Edimax USB adapter that kept on disconnecting. I can't get this to work. I have a Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD5 at 10.6.2 and it doesn't recognize the card by default. I installed the the atheros fix - nothing.

I also installed the IO80211Family.kext and then it sees the card. It seems fine but when I connect to our network I get a kernel panic. Any suggestions? The router is a linksys WRT54G. I would think it would be OK, but connecting gives the panics, so.

Can you say what error you getting with KP boot with debug=0x100 and take photo of your kernel panic. Hi guys, i've got some trouble with this card too. The card is not recognized as Airport, is not listed in the 'PCI Cards' sections in 'my computer', but we can found it in 'Ethernet cards', showed as 'PCI' (so why not in PCI Cards??). I tried add/remove IOFamily kexts and Atheros, without any changes. Im running SL in 32bits, and i can't switch PCI slot because of a big graphic card. BUT it's running pretty well on Win 7.

Some ideas there? Try using small video card, to fit wifi in other pci run kext utility and then reboot. This is frustrating. I have tried 64 and 32 with all varieties of kexts listed here as well as both of my PCI slots. All result with seeing the card, getting a great wifi signal, and then having the computer freeze once I launch safari.

I usually get to the second page before it freezes. Also - this is a complete freeze, I do not get the kernel panic info. Any thoughts? I may just be sending this back to Amazon. Build: MSI p55-gd65, core i7 860, 8 GB Ram, Snow Leopard, GTS 250 hmmm.

If it's not kernel panic, then maybe it's your bios settings, try to play around. It seems any i5/i7 hackintosh gets kernel panics with PCI based atheros ethernet devices. I have a dlink DWA547 and it does the exact same thing. The same hardware and system disk did not KP when it was running with a P45 chipset and E8400 processor. Upgraded to an i7 and now it crashes.

Setting Hyperthreading off and CPUS=1 stops it crashing but screws performance. Suspect we need 10.6.3 to fix it as the i7 iMacs have a different build of OSX than 10.6.2 Same here. WMP300N v2 KP with i5.

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Maybe we need to wait to 10.6.3 as you said.