I installed WeatherLink 5.1 for OSX on my iMac (running OSX 10.5.8.) Followed the instructions to a 't', including loading the supplied USB drivers from the CD prior to launching WL. It froze when I attempted to create my weather station, then quit. Subsequent attempts to run the program gave the error message about the libjspMACOSX.jnilib being found, but not being in the right packaging or something similar (don't remember the exact wording of the error message.) I tried checking the "Open in 32-bit mode" box for WeatherLink.app, received the same error message. I deleted the entire program, rebooted, went to Davis' support site and downloaded the most current version, along with the most current 210x USB drivers from Silicon Labs' website, rebooted, reinstalled the whole package from scratch and tried again - same error message. I have no other programs running at the same time that are trying to access the Davis console (e.g., no other weather software). WeatherLink.app is in the same directory/folder with the other files (I did not drag it out of the folder onto my desktop as a shortcut/alias).
I've searched the forums here and elsewhere and the only tips I've found were to check the "Open in 32-bit mode" (which I've tried) and download the latest SL drivers (which I've also tried). Does anybody have any other suggestions to get this thing running? The USB port works perfectly with Lightsoft Weather Center v2.10, b1813 - I have full communication with the console and have been uploading to WU and CWOP at 98-100% error-free rates, so it doesn't seem that the problem lies with the USB driver. I'm computer-literate in both the Mac and Windows worlds and generally pretty decent at troubleshooting software issues, but this one has me stumped.
Related question: Should I even bother with it? Can WL do anything essential that I can't accomplish through LWC? Any comments/suggestions greatly appreciated. If there's no compelling reason to bother with WL, I'll just wipe it from the computer and not worry about it.