> And of the two kext's you linked to, they both look to be dead in development, with more then a few major bugs each I use both of those drivers daily on thre

> And of the two kext's you linked to, they both look to be dead in development, with more then a few major bugs each I use both of those drivers daily on three different machines. I have yet to experience a single bug on my hardware. For bleeding-edge chipsets, YMMV. As for speed of development, I generally install drivers (as opposed to userland software) once and forget about it unless there's a problem. Given that I have no problems, I'm quite satisfied.