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<br />althought there are other ways to check a kernel panic<br />you can help by taking a screen picture of it<br />todo so:<br />press F8 before boot<br />type -s<br />...<br /><br />the driver can work in mac os x 10.4 with small changes<br />if you have xcode i can help<br />i'm using mac os x 10.4 to write the code <img src="style_emoticons/default/smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="<_<" border="0" alt="smile.gif" /><br />
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I will attempt to find xcode then.

i've counted 55 people here

at least 1 of you can build iwi3945.dmg and post it here

hope so

 

deam...

iwidarwin will be out for maintance by google

i've put the link to the dmg but it's old and for ppc machines

oke, i will try to create the dmg atm

 

sorry if this is a noob question, but should the dmg be build when i build the whole project in xcode? This isn't happening here so should i do somthing else to build a dmg?

this is not a show

why is everybody online without posting logs?

 

Here's the logs from my Gateway Centrino Duo Laptop--the 737 Kext is showing up as an unplugged ethernet port in the network prefs--no KP in 20 minutes and counting...

 

system.txt

 

 

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system.log.txt

this was a kp by manual loading

if iwi3945.kext is in system/library/extensions

after boot with -s it should auto load

in mac os x 10.4 you need to type sh /etc/rc for os x to boot and load extensions

is there a way to do this in mac os x 10.5?

if you load iwi3945.kext before mac os boot it will not work

can you try boot with -v -> maybe you can get a kp picture

 

does the driver allways panic after each reboot?

 

jayman30,

to test the driver unplug from other networks first

 

iwi3945 howto build for mac os x 10.4

- open iwi3945.xcodeproj with finder

- in compatibility.cpp you have the info.plist data for os x 10.4. copy and replace it in info.plist

- in defines.h uncomment the mutx_xxx definitions (last file lines) remove /* and */

- in compatibility.h - comment mutx_xx functions (use /* and */)

- double click in xcode on the blue iwi3945 icon - change in separator build - cross develop..." to current os"

- open networkselector.xcodeproj with finder and repeat last step

- go back to iwi3945 in xcode and press build

- if you like to build the .dmg, first delete it with finder. press build - repeat until you get the .dmg - sometimes the script fails

- after each build the script puts iwi3945.kext in system/library/extensions

- reboot to test the driver

if you get errors in build them you're doing something wrong

Jalavoui, and everyone else, I am super excited about the progress being made, and would love to help, but I only have a 4965. And, I don't have the developing skills required to start editing 3945. If someone else does, then I will be glad to test that. In fact, I would be eccentric too. So, once Jalavoui gets the 3945 stable, and updates 4965, I will be ALL FREAKING OVER IT. :wallbash::):D

 

Cheers until then, and keep up the good work! I'm serious, the progress is amazing, and I can't wait to start testing. Once the 4965 is in testing condition, let me know!!!

Tried mlazy's kext just in case mine was messed.

 

It loads fine, I can use networkSelector to toggle it on and off, but as soon as I choose option 2 (scan) the system freezes.

 

I deleted the existing Ethernet in Network Prefs, but after I loaded the kext I had to manually add the iface. It added as en0.

 

Screens & Logs attached...

IWI3945_SystemLog.txt

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howto build for mac os x 10.4<br />- open iwi3945.xcodeproj with finder<br /> - in compatibility.cpp you have the info.plist data for os x 10.4. copy and replace it in info.plist<br />- in defines.h uncomment the mutx_xxx definitions (last file lines) remove /* and */<br />- in compatibility.h - comment mutx_xx functions (use /* and */)<br />- double click in xcode on the blue iwi3945 icon - change in separator build - cross develop..." to current os"<br />- open networkselector.xcodeproj with finder and repeat last step<br />- go back to iwi3945 in xcode and press build<br />- if you like to build the .dmg, first delete it with finder. press build - repeat until you get the .dmg - sometimes the script fails<br />- after each build the script puts iwi3945.kext in system/library/extensions<br />- reboot to test the driver<br />if you get errors in build them you're doing something wrong<br />

 

Do I need to have SVN to get the code? Is there another way to access the project?

Jalavoui,

 

I followed the steps in your description, did the build, and all I ever get is files in build folder of the project itself. I've never gotten a dmg to appear. This has to be an xcode 3.1 vs. older versions difference. What the hell am I doing wrong? When I build a project in debug and/or release mode, I get a build folder that looks like this:

 

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I've been reading and googling it, but most references mention a pkg target rather than a kext. Damn, I'm so out of my element. Just a good tester unfortunately.

I've been reading and googling it, but most references mention a pkg target rather than a kext. Damn, I'm so out of my element. Just a good tester unfortunately.

 

if you don't get errors in build the the .dmg is created in iwi3945_new-osx10.5 folder

have you deleted the old one before press build?

it's as simple as this

you can manually type the script commands in a console to see if they work

just cd to the main iwi3945 folder -> iwi3945_new-osx10.5

Update.

 

Uninstalled driver, rebuilt, installed, enabled, rebooted.

 

System freezes within seconds.

 

Log from boot attached.

 

 

Thanks for all the hard work so far, there is some clear progress. Hopefully we'll get it soon!! :D

IWI3945_SystemLog2.txt

if you don't get errors in build the the .dmg is created in iwi3945 folder

have you deleted the old one before press build?

it's as simple as this

you can manually type the script commands in a console to see if they work

just cd to the main iwi3945 folder

 

Thanks, I found a tutorial that may get me through it. stay tuned.

if you don't get errors in build the the .dmg is created in iwi3945 folder

have you deleted the old one before press build?

it's as simple as this

you can manually type the script commands in a console to see if they work

just cd to the main iwi3945 folder

 

Too bad, I get errors everytime, so no .dmg to share. :D

righteye,

can you post the system.log? use reload in console to get all driver log lines

 

what errors do you get when pressing build in xcode?

 

to get source code you only need the svn for mac os x -> google for it

 

this is the place where xcode place the .dmg

to build a new one just delete this one

that's all

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righteye,

can you post the system.log? use reload in console to get all driver log lines

 

what errors do you get when pressing build in xcode?

I thought might be helpful but do not know why didn't upload in the first place ... Sorry

 

this are the errors when first bild the driver

I thought might be helpful but do not know why didn't upload in the first place ... Sorry

 

you can see in system.log that the driver on first log lines fails to start

this mean it's not working

maybe a few reboots and you can get a "good startup ? - see mlazy kp picture

the driver need to load ok - this is the way to make the scan work

i'll upload to svn a version without the scan call

to call scan use networkselector

wait...

 

ok done iwi3945 rel 738

before call scan in networkselector check system.log first driver lines for errors

i don't think you can call scan if the driver as errors on startup

Here's the logs from my Gateway Centrino Duo Laptop--the 737 Kext is showing up as an unplugged ethernet port in the network prefs--no KP in 20 minutes and counting...

 

system.txt

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KP After 30-35 minutes, BSOD on restart. System.log on BSOD Restart attached.

 

system.log.txt

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