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usb is tricky for a modem. i suggest maybe buying an ethernet card/cable and using that. no drivers required that way, except for the card, which should be detected
In this case, bonjour, and I hope you're
getting that thing sorted out. If you do, I
bet others would appreciate a) feed-back
on how you did it here, and b) at this site: http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/
I've found the latter very handy in the past,
but couldn't find a reference to your modem
there (which is why I didn't originally post
the link in this thread).
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