If anyone finds this post in a Google search, there is a problem with the solution I presented earlier for getting the eMate seen through the Belkin device. The .kext needs to be owned by root, and needs to have its execution bit set.
cd to where the .kext is (eventually it will go into /System/Library/Extensions/ but you can do this before or after it gets there)
To set it to executable: sudo chmod -R ug+x F5U103Driver.kext
And just so you don't have to reboot to test to make sure it works... sudo kextload F5U103Driver.kext
Before you run NetSync you will also need to get the computer to see the device as a network interface, so open up the Network pane of the System Preferences and click "Apply" (you should get a warning that a new network interface was found).
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Date: 2006-06-05 01:08 am (UTC)If anyone finds this post in a Google search, there is a problem with the solution I presented earlier for getting the eMate seen through the Belkin device. The .kext needs to be owned by root, and needs to have its execution bit set.
cd to where the .kext is (eventually it will go into /System/Library/Extensions/ but you can do this before or after it gets there)
sudo chown -R root F5U103Driver.kextsudo chgrp -R wheel F5U103Driver.kext
To set it to executable:
sudo chmod -R ug+x F5U103Driver.kextAnd just so you don't have to reboot to test to make sure it works...
sudo kextload F5U103Driver.kextBefore you run NetSync you will also need to get the computer to see the device as a network interface, so open up the Network pane of the System Preferences and click "Apply" (you should get a warning that a new network interface was found).
And do not worry Chris, we love you anyway.