Ralink Wireless Utility is a self-explanatory Mac OS X driver installed that comes with support for different Ralink models. Consequently, you can use Ralink Wireless Utility to install one of the following models: RT2870, RT2770, RT3X7X, RT537X, and RT5572. Ralink RT2571W Driver and Firmware for Windows and Linux and Mac OS. Ralink RT2571W Driver and Firmware Download and Update for Windows and Linux and Mac OS. Mac OS X 10.3/10.4. Version: 1.1.7.0/1.1.3.0. File Size: 1.51 Mb. Release Date: 10 Nov 2006. 16 Ralink RT2571W/RT2671/RT2501USB Wireless Driver 1.0.3.6 Linux.

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Ralink WirelessUtilityCardbusPCI 'Any' SSID Trick It's really awesome that Ralink provides Mac OS X driver for some of its wireless cards. However, these drivers could be better integrated with the Airport service.

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Instead, you must use its separate WirelessUtilityCardbusPCI software along with Network Preferences. The good news is that yesterday, I found a neat trick that would make your life easier when moving your notebook computer around. Most wireless cards allows you to setup the driver so that you can associate with any SSID that it can connect to. Most of them uses the special 'any' keyword in the SSID field.

Unfortunately, this keyword does not work with WirelessUtilityCardbusPCI. After playing around with the software, I found that you can do the same with the WirelessUtilityCardbusPCI by creating a new profile, but leaving the SSID field empty (shown in the screen shot below). With this profile activated, your notebook WiFi will associate itself to any accessible access point.

Attached Image: Empty SSID Field.png Chieh Cheng Sat, 10 Jan 2009 22:50:40 +0000 I have this utility card software and was told I needed to delete the SSID to keep from getting constantly disconnected. Unfortunately there is no SSID setting anywhere. I'm using the 'WirelessUtilityCardbusPCI Version 1.7.1.0 (1.7.1.0) with OS 10.5.8 and an Airlink 101 pci card Any suggestions? Thu, 10 Sep 2009 21:24:43 +0000 Hello my name is Deborah. I have an apple mac os x that was given to me without instructions.

Can you please tell me what and how to use this wireless utility cardbus, thanks. Fri, 27 Jul 2012 01:12:29 +0400 Related Links. Did your message disappear?

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TrackBack only accepted from. Do not submit TrackBacks from other sites. Title: Weblog: Cynosure.X International Excerpt: Hello there, i have an old mac g4 with a burnt wifi card so i bought a usb antenna antena to revive it. With a bit a googeling i found out that the tplink wn321g worked because of its ralink chipset. I found the driver install it the usb is recongnised, so far so good.

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A while back, my out-of-warranty Macbook Pro's wireless antenna died. I had the card replaced; no dice. And unfortunately the antenna is in the screen, so to get working wireless back I would have had to get that replaced at a very high cost. I went another way. If you walk down the Networking aisle at Best Buy or Staples, which is what happens when you need a new wireless adapter in a hurry, you'll see that all the USB wireless dongles say they're for Windows only. Not a single one ships with a Mac driver, because I guess the Mac hardware is considered to be infallible or something.

Maybe the cost-benefit analyses didn't show it to be worthwhile. Luckily, most USB wireless dongles are repackaged chipsets from other manufacturers.

In particular, the and a few other wireless-N models by manufacturers like Belkin are based on the (now ) RT3573 chip. I bought the because of the build quality and speed capabilities. Years ago, which they've kept up-to-date.

So after buying my Windows-only Linksys dongle, all I had to do was. Or so I thought. You see, it turns out that the AE3000 didn't exist when the driver was written, so the installer doesn't know anything about it. You plug in your dongle, and nothing happens. What you actually have to do is install the driver and, before the final reboot after installation, go find the Info.plist file in /System/Library/Extensions/RT2870USBWirelessDriver.kext/. (After some adventures with text editors, I found that it was best to do this using sudo nano in a terminal window.) And this kind of ridiculousness is why open source operating systems are a good idea.

Nonetheless, despite the convoluted technical steps, it works: I have a working wireless-N connection via my Windows-only wireless dongle (even after an upgrade to Mavericks). I hope this helps someone else - and that manufacturers start properly supporting Mac OS X.