Hi, I've managed to get wireless *sort of* working on my new MacBook Pro using some Broadcom Wireless drivers for the 4321AGN wireless from HP - I tried Apple's own and lots of others to no avail - some paniced immediately, other's simply responded that lots of NDIS symbols were missing and then did nothing.
Saying that, it seems to be quite flakey, in that I see two symptoms: 1) I sometimes get a lot of link up/down messages from the driver, as such I don't get as far as getting an IP address. But it has sometimes worked... in 802.11b mode, not g for some reason. It doesn't seem to be any way related to NWAM since with NWAM disabled, and calling dladm connect-wifi the effect starts again... A scan of the networks seems to suggest that the signal is "very good". 2) When I use X, I frequently get panics, but at irregular intervals. This seems to be down to the interrupts being generated, since I get a panic in the ndis fake_intrhand() function (or a function that it calls) with a pointer of 0xceeabbaf... If I'm not using X, the panics don't happen as often, I'm guessing that this is simply due to X generating a lot more events due to screen refresh, etc. Any idea how I might be able to figure out what the problems are here? Thanks, Darren.
