QUOTE(JonZ @ May 11 2008, 04:44 PM)

I'd like to join, I have a 3945. But I don't know very well how to install and uninstall beta drivers without reinstalling the whole OS. I have a slight idea how, but it caught me everytime when I have to do it.
To unload kernel extensions (kext, drivers, w/e you want to call them..)
Load up OS X with -v -s flags, and run the following commands:
mount -uw /
rm -rf /System/Library/Extensions/iwi*
exit
Everything is detailed in
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=71779 QUOTE(@irBOrNE @ May 11 2008, 05:58 PM)

I had another post about rev 786 working, would you mind creating a pkg for that revision for us if not too much trouble?
EDIT: This is being tested on 10.5.2 BTW. I'm assuming there shouldn't be any difference with the driver functionality from 10.5.1-->10.5.2...
Alright, I'll get on it within an hour or so, check this post for an attachment. Done.
There shouldn't be any difference between 10.5.1 and 10.5.2, in terms of the kernel extension working.
QUOTE(junior @ May 11 2008, 06:03 PM)

- I have small knowlegde about C# and Java from schooL... Is it enough to test the driver and maybe help you a bit guys?
- Is it possible to help testing in VMware, because this is my only laptop, and need it a lot for school, so NOTHING may be wrong...
The only thing that after the driver should happen, is get the {censored} VAIO Nvidea 8400M GT working...

I'm still in high school, and I can certainly say without a doubt that the basic knowledge they attempt to teach you at the high-school level won't be of much use here.
(I haven't actually taken the course, but I've helped friends taking it)
It'd probably depend on what level course you're taking, but from my past experience, most of the knowledge that would be applied here is best obtained through years of messing around, and not through a year-long course.
You might be able to make a few edits with instruction to get some portions of the code functioning properly, but don't expect to get ground-breaking work done.
Don't let that discourage you, though. Any help is appreciated, so give it a shot.
Testing in VMware is impossible at this point in time. Mini-PCI cards such as the ones the drivers are being developed for in here, just won't be detected.
USB adapters would work, but just not the Intel Mini-PCI cards.
Try NVInject to get the NVidia 8400M GT working.
QUOTE(Jiver @ May 11 2008, 06:29 PM)

I'll be willing to test for a 4965agn, well as long as this does not edit any important system files. That make my system RUN.
Typically, testing should not make any irreversible system changes, but there's always that odd chance that something forks your system.
The worst that usually happens is that the kernel extensions cause a kernel panic. All you need to fix that, is unload the .kext.
I recall that someone had to reinstall Leopard in this thread, so if reinstalling Mac OS X is not in the list of things you wish to deal with, steer clear.
Also, please keep unnecessary posts to a minimum. This topic is already hard enough to search through, as is.
http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=14169