Re: New Airport Software

2004-11-24 Thread Timothy Luoma


.. Original Message ...
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 22:11:15 -0800 Dennis B. Swaney [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
Of course you can tell SU to 
ignore the update but, as I understand it, that means that it will 
ignore ALL future updates for that item.


and then you can tell it to ignore ignored updates (i.e. Show them)

 


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Re: New Airport Software

2004-11-24 Thread Jeff Drummond
On Nov 23, 2004, at 12:46 pm, kochkodin kochkodin@verizon.net 
wrote:

Has anyone using the NON Extreme Airport grey base and original card
started using this yet?  I refer to the version 4.1 that came up in
Software Update.
I downloaded and installed it on my Pismo even though I have an
original Graphite base station. I didn't try to update my base
station firmware as it was already at the latest level (3.84,
which is ancient but is the most recent level for the Graphite's).
I usually install all the software updates--and this one in
particular--since (a) new h/w has a habit of showing up in my
house, and (b) I carry my PowerBook around and occasionally
connect with other AirPort/WiFi networks.
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Re: New Airport Software

2004-11-23 Thread Zoltan Batiz
On Nov 22, 2004, at 11:52 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 22/11/04 20:07, Dennis B. Swaney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 6:23 PM -0500 11/22/04, John McGibney wrote:
Has anyone using the NON Extreme Airport grey base and original card
 started using this yet?  I refer to the version 4.1 that came up in
 Software Update.
 Regards and TIA,
 Mike K
I've heard of lots of problems on MacFixIt.com with that combo. The 
Base
firmware updates seem to break more than they fix.

IIRC, the update was for AirPort Extreme base stations and ANY
AirPort-enabled computer that connected to AirPort Extreme base
stations. Those connecting to a NON Extreme base station, should not
install it I believe.
Well, for my part, any update that shows up in Software Update, I do
install. I did install everything that Software Update thinks I should 
get
and I never had any problem after using OS X since the first beta 
version
came out, about 4 years ago...

-Laurent.
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haven't installed is for the iSight and the iPod. . .neither of which I 
have.

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Re: New Airport Software

2004-11-23 Thread Dennis B. Swaney
At 2:52 AM -0500 11/23/04, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 22/11/04 20:07, Dennis B. Swaney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 At 6:23 PM -0500 11/22/04, John McGibney wrote:
 Has anyone using the NON Extreme Airport grey base and original card
  started using this yet?  I refer to the version 4.1 that came up in
  Software Update.
  Regards and TIA,
  Mike K
 I've heard of lots of problems on MacFixIt.com with that combo. The Base
 firmware updates seem to break more than they fix.
 IIRC, the update was for AirPort Extreme base stations and ANY
 AirPort-enabled computer that connected to AirPort Extreme base
 stations. Those connecting to a NON Extreme base station, should not
 install it I believe.
Well, for my part, any update that shows up in Software Update, I do
install. I did install everything that Software Update thinks I should get
and I never had any problem after using OS X since the first beta version
came out, about 4 years ago...
All well and good, Your way seems to have worked for you so far so 
congratulations. However, I wonder about Apple's shotgun approach 
in Software Update. There have been updates where the description 
specifically said to NOT install it if you don't meet the 
requirements. If SU checks for what is on your computer, then it 
should know that you don't have an iSight or iPod because those show 
up in the System Profiler. I have a 2nd Gen iPod, yet SU still tells 
me to dl  install updates that specifically say that they are for 
the iPod Mini and Click-Wheel iPods. Of course you can tell SU to 
ignore the update but, as I understand it, that means that it will 
ignore ALL future updates for that item.
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Dennis B. Swaney

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... oh, never mind.

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New Airport Software

2004-11-22 Thread kochkodin
Has anyone using the NON Extreme Airport grey base and original card 
started using this yet?  I refer to the version 4.1 that came up in 
Software Update.
Regards and TIA,
Mike K

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Re: New Airport Software

2004-11-22 Thread John McGibney
 Has anyone using the NON Extreme Airport grey base and original card
 started using this yet?  I refer to the version 4.1 that came up in
 Software Update.
 Regards and TIA,
 Mike K

I've heard of lots of problems on MacFixIt.com with that combo. The Base
firmware updates seem to break more than they fix.

John

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Re: New Airport Software

2004-11-22 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 22/11/04 20:07, Dennis B. Swaney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 At 6:23 PM -0500 11/22/04, John McGibney wrote:
 Has anyone using the NON Extreme Airport grey base and original card
  started using this yet?  I refer to the version 4.1 that came up in
  Software Update.
  Regards and TIA,
  Mike K
 
 I've heard of lots of problems on MacFixIt.com with that combo. The Base
 firmware updates seem to break more than they fix.
 
 
 IIRC, the update was for AirPort Extreme base stations and ANY
 AirPort-enabled computer that connected to AirPort Extreme base
 stations. Those connecting to a NON Extreme base station, should not
 install it I believe.

Well, for my part, any update that shows up in Software Update, I do
install. I did install everything that Software Update thinks I should get
and I never had any problem after using OS X since the first beta version
came out, about 4 years ago...

-Laurent.
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