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stlblufan
Oct 18, 2012Aspirant
A6200 OSX Support?
I bought the A6200 from MacMall thinking--go figure--that it supports OSX. Turns out I was wrong. Should I return it or is OSX support imminent?
21 Replies
- jmizoguchiVirtuosowhat support is failing?
- stlblufanAspirant
jmizoguchi wrote: what support is failing?
All support. The OS doesn't recognize the device. Nothing happens. I have the R6300 and have Genie installed, but that doesn't help. - jmizoguchiVirtuosoRouter does not limits by the o/s so will work fine. Usually any supplement application the issues but genie makes for Mac so there will not issues
- stlblufanAspirant
jmizoguchi wrote: Router does not limits by the o/s so will work fine. Usually any supplement application the issues but genie makes for Mac so there will not issues
I don't think we're on the same page here. The A6200 is not recognized by OSX. When I plug it in to a USB port, nothing happens -- it does not show up as a network adapter. It's as if nothing was plugged in. I presume that the A6200 needs an OSX driver to function.
Anyway, I'm returning mine. - jmizoguchiVirtuoso
- stlblufanAspirant
jmizoguchi wrote: It's end user setup issues...
http://netgear.com/landing/en-us/readyshare.aspx
With all due respect, are you familiar with the just-released A6200 wi-fi adapter? It isn't covered on the link that you have shared, and as I mentioned above, there is no option to "setup" the device. It is simply not recognized when plugged in to a USB port on a Mac. - jmizoguchiVirtuosoGo to macsales.com for all Mac hardware
- chaotic_chaosAspirant
stlblufan wrote: With all due respect, are you familiar with the just-released A6200 wi-fi adapter? It isn't covered on the link that you have shared, and as I mentioned above, there is no option to "setup" the device. It is simply not recognized when plugged in to a USB port on a Mac.
It's because there isn't an OSX driver yet. Ignore him, he hasn't a clue about Macs and macsales.com is his answer for everything. 10 years ago Mac support was sketchy, but now most everybody supports mac because they know it's a HUGE market they are missing if they don't. - jmizoguchiVirtuosoNetgear don't support Mac much anymore so wasting your time complaining
- HoluCallouseAspirantWOW,I find great topic in this forum.
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