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On 27 Jul 2008 18:57:29 +0100, wrote: > > > I'm sorry to post a Mac problem here but I have been searching the > net for days trying to fix a problem to no avail. > > A friend asked me if I could install one of these usb mobile > broadband modems on a mac powerbook G4 running OSX� 10.3.9 > > I had no experience of macs at all at this point but thought it > would be a nice new challenge. > I followed the instructions and every thing worked fine. > > He has now brought it back and it is unable to connect for some > reason,it is telling me to check the settings. > > The only setting I put in was the number to dial *99# and I checked > a box to automatically connect if needed. > > I have installed the dongle on my pc and it is working fine, so it's > not that. > > He had got someone else to look at it and I think they had tried > re-installing it as there were 2 drivers for the modem and multiple > dialup entries. > > I have managed to remove most entries but I don't know how to remove > the modem driver. > > I would like to get it back to the state I first had it so I can do > a fresh install. > > Any help would be aprreciated > > Mike Hi Mike, If Mac 10.x is anything like <10, then when it's booting up hold the shift key... it should boot without any "extensions" or anything. Then you can remove the driver. Hope this helps. Grant. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html