Leopard, Parallels and Bt3

[imported_spankdidly]

Has anyone done this? I have a hackintosh. T60 with Leopard on it. Runs awesome. I installed Parallels, installed Bt3. Everything "appears" to be working alright. However, I cannot get BT3 to see my Ralink usb wifi card. I have parallels set to give the guest OS priority to USB. It works for a few thumbdrives that I have. Has anyone run into this yet? I REALLY want to get this working that way I dont have to shutdown and reboot onto the thumbdrive. It would be nice to just whip open the virtual machine and do some weppin from there.

[imported_wyze]

Has anyone done this? I have a hackintosh. T60 with Leopard on it. Runs awesome. I installed Parallels, installed Bt3. Everything "appears" to be working alright. However, I cannot get BT3 to see my Ralink usb wifi card. I have parallels set to give the guest OS priority to USB. It works for a few thumbdrives that I have. Has anyone run into this yet? I REALLY want to get this working that way I dont have to shutdown and reboot onto the thumbdrive. It would be nice to just whip open the virtual machine and do some weppin from there.

Dunno why this comes to mind as I'm not a mac guru, but is Darwin ports what you need?

[shamanvirtuel]

have you try the rt73 virtual machine from aircrack-ng ? works well but don't remind wich driver is inside.....

require VMWare Fusion beta for intel based Mac's

here is the aircrack-ng vmware image
ftp://vmware.aircrack-ng.org/vmware-aircrack-ng-v3.7z

here is the dedicated for rt73 vmware image
ftp://vmware.aircrack-ng.org/TransRT73.zip

hope helps

[imported_spankdidly]

Ah dammit, i figured it out. You gotta start the VM, pause it at the "boot BT3" screen, then check the usb adaptor box, then unpause and let it boot up. Wish me luck, gunna try weppin from a VM on a mac! lol...