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Had this problem with both 9A303 amd 9A321, on TiBook 1Ghz.

 

Tried everything, nothing worked, so in the end I just used Tiger's Airport Driver. (PPC)

 

Assuming we're booted into 9A321:

 

sudo cp -r /Volumes/MyTigerSystem/System/Library/Extensions/AppleAirport.kext /System/Library/Extensions/

 

Tiger driver was v3.4.4 PPC, replacing 9A321's v3.4.6 UB driver.

 

Afterwards, restart your system, Airport should be working again.

Thanks for the advice, rakka, but I have just tried to boot my LeoPard installation and it just won't boot. It gets stuck at the grey Apple Logo and doesn't display even the spinning wheel... :star_smile:

 

At this stage 10.5 is very buggy... no suprise.

 

Was this after or before the replacement of the Airport kext?

 

You could boot into Single user to see errors, or even a clean install, shouldn't take much time.

Thanks again, rakka. The problem came before changing drivers. I tried to boot 10.5 to do the driver change you suggested... but it simply won't boot, not even in single user mode. I think I'm giving up for now (it was my second reinstall!) until a new build comes up... ...after all, I just wanted to play a little :wink2:

Edited by Leo Pard

Good choice.

 

Hopefully we will have a new build any day, but who knows for sure.

 

Normally Apple releases on the Second Thursday of the Month, however maybe here they are holding off because of some other planned event in the next few days/weeks.

 

They would be unlikely to release two separate builds in the same month.

 

Remember, the builds are aimed at Developers, not the general community.

Think of the logistics nightmare of needing to re-image a development testing machine every couple weeks...

 

We are not talking about Windows Development here. Under that OS, it is to be expected in many cases...

Too easy to kill with a block of malformed code.

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