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I have installed a Dell 1390 (BroadCom chip) into my Toshiba laptop and reinstalled Myz 10.4.6 - it seems to have picked up the card during the final registration/setup phase since it asked me to connect to my wireless network.

 

The wireless network now works but I can't connec to any other networks since the airport icon on the top bar says "AirPort not configured". Then at the same time when I check in my System Preferences I see that the wireless is now detected as "built-in Ethernet" instead of Airport... (my real built-in ethernet requires additional kexts to be detected, so it now becomes, instead of built-in ethernet, 'PCI-slot Ethernet')

 

Any ideas how to fix this so that the Airport setup will work with the installed card so I can switch networks and all that good jazz? Let me know.

 

Thanks!

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Do you have an intel abg3945 wireless card emzo? If so, how'd you configure it so it worked? I downloaded the latest .dmg driver and everything, but when i install, i can't even get the airport to come up.

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I have installed a Dell 1390 (BroadCom chip) into my Toshiba laptop and reinstalled Myz 10.4.6 - it seems to have picked up the card during the final registration/setup phase since it asked me to connect to my wireless network.

 

The wireless network now works but I can't connec to any other networks since the airport icon on the top bar says "AirPort not configured". Then at the same time when I check in my System Preferences I see that the wireless is now detected as "built-in Ethernet" instead of Airport... (my real built-in ethernet requires additional kexts to be detected, so it now becomes, instead of built-in ethernet, 'PCI-slot Ethernet')

 

Any ideas how to fix this so that the Airport setup will work with the installed card so I can switch networks and all that good jazz? Let me know.

 

Thanks!

 

You need to switch en0 to en1 in /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/NetworkInterfaces.plist.

just search the forum for networkinterfaces.plist for more details.

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