Mobile internet not working

[canada eh]

I have a Bell Mobile Internet Stick and my Macbook Pro doesn't recognize it. I have installed The Bell Mobile Connect software numerous times and nothing. it will find the hardware, and when i select connect, it ask for my password. Once my password is entered, a crash report comes up wanting to send it to Apple.

On my hackintosh dell mini 10v under the network preferences it has a connection for Novatel CDMA connection, but I cannot get that to come up on my genuine MBP. Any ideas to get this working? Unfortunately this is the only source of internet i have and i am on the netbook to post this.

I recently upgraded my hard drive to a 500gb Seagate from my standard 160gb drive the computer came with, I did an install onto the hard drive from my Snow Leopard install disc, and when prompted transferred all of my files from a previous time machine back up.

My system specs are:

Macbook Pro 13.3 inch (5,5)
2.26 Ghz
500gb hard drive
2gb RAM
OS X 10.6.0

Thanks in advance for the help!

 

[Sneakz]

The first thing I can think of is update to 10.6.2. Then come back for more help.

 

[canada eh]

The first thing I can think of is update to 10.6.2. Then come back for more help.

Thats what I was thinking too. I'll get the update from school tomorrow. Thanks!

 

[canada eh]

Ok I got the 10.6.2 update and it does the same thing. I remember that there was an install for the program to add the network connection to OS X etc. But all it does is open the program like it did before. So maybe there are some hidden files that are preventing it from installing?

 

[georgianbay]

Bell Mobile Internet on Snow Leopard seems to have issues

I also have had several problems with the Bell Connect software (version 1.1.0 build 3). When the program initializes no networks are present. I discovered two situations where this happens. The first occurs if you already have a network connection active. This could be through ethernet or airport - had to shut off airport or unplug the ethernet cable. The second, for no reason, also when it is initializing no network is available - had to unplug the usb Bell stick and plug back in.

I have also had several cases now on a macbook and new imac 27" Quad core i7 of system hanging up - most of the time after it has gone to sleep or not active for a period of time - must reboot, then error report generated and sent to Apple.

Snow Leopard on both system has all OS patches applied!!