Marcos Medeiros wrote:
Jay States wrote:
Yeah!
That's great... once Airport Extreme works under Debian, I'll be using
it a lot more!
Keep up the good work... I'll be glad to be a tester
J
How?I'm used this is drive: broadcom43xx.tar.bz2
see this is error:
cold:/# iwconfig eth0
On Fri, Nov 11, 2005 at 09:31:00AM +1100, Dean Hamstead wrote:
> yes good point ben and well said.
>
> im not sure why apple chose intel over amd, given that
> sgi and sun both gave up their own lines in favour of
> amd 64bit chips.
Well, because of the arm chips used in the ipod, naturally.
Fri
yes good point ben and well said.
im not sure why apple chose intel over amd, given that
sgi and sun both gave up their own lines in favour of
amd 64bit chips.
the best answer ive gotten is that intel are 'more professional'.
but in the 'more professional list' i would definately put
sun and sg
> i have a friend who works there and since he did he has become
> most unlikable. gloating about running macosx on pc hardware.
> so i just tell him to be quiet and do something usefull like smuggle
> me hardware specs to send to ben. which hasnt happened yet but
> we can only hope.
Bah, he got
On 2005-11-10 09:12:26, Johannes H. Jensen wrote:
> Congratulations! Great work!
>
> Let me know if/when you need a tester :)
Same here.
I can't wait to pick up my new iBook tomorrow ;-)
Felix
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Congratulations! Great work!
Let me know if/when you need a tester :)
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On 11/9/05, Milan Toth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello experts,
>
> can somebody help me to configure wlan interface on me iBook
> G4. I mean AirportExtreme. I'm not experienced at this.
>From the post on the top of this thread:
"Now, don't check out the svn now and complain if nothing wo
Ah, perhaps this explains why they won't hire me at any Apple Stores!
I mention GNU/Linux and that inquisitive look always crosses Apple
people's faces (M$ Windows people just scowl). But you must start out
on the sales floor if you want to get anywhere through the Apple
Store.. they want you to
On 11/9/05, Dean Hamstead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> be nice to the sales plebs. they dont know anything anyway. its
> the tech guys that *should* know something that you can abuse.
>
Ah, perhaps this explains why they won't hire me at any Apple Stores!
I mention GNU/Linux and that inquisitiv
Hello experts,
can somebody help me to configure wlan interface on me iBook
G4. I mean AirportExtreme. I'm not experienced at this.
I compiled the kernel and module modprobe it. And now i'm at the
extracting firmware from Apple drviver I try:
$14:12 #1# [EMAIL PROTECTED] [~/trunk/fwc
have you contacted the hospital yet about having your arm and
leg removed?
i kind of missed the joke here. but no, fortunately not yet :-)
i guess you meant they would be reluctant at doing it.
as in they charge you an arm and a leg. ie heaps.
those things off the shelf. and my ibook was j
Hi,
(retitling to avoid polluting the good news too much :-)
On Wed, Nov 09, 2005 at 03:25:03PM +1100, Dean Hamstead wrote:
> have you contacted the hospital yet about having your arm and
> leg removed?
i kind of missed the joke here. but no, fortunately not yet :-)
i guess you meant they would
have you contacted the hospital yet about having your arm and
leg removed?
apple repairs wanted to charge me au$500 for a replacement
battery. which goes for au$180 on the au apple store.
thats after charging me over $100 to install a $20 replacement
power board (which i begrudgingly paid as you
On Tue, Nov 08, 2005 at 06:01:56PM +0100, Johannes Berg wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yesterday, the free driver for the first time received data. It was
> obviously a version I had hacked up, but we spec'ed the remaining bits
> now. It only worked in PIO mode, but the b44 driver has pretty much the
> same DMA
On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 18:10:25 +0100, Johannes Berg wrote:
> Yesterday, the free driver for the first time received data.
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That's great... once Airport Extreme works under Debian, I'll be using
it a lot more!
Keep up the good work... I'll be glad to be a tester
J
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Johannes Berg wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yesterday, the free driver for the first time received data.
> [snip]
> I suppose it'll still be a few weeks until there's a driver that can
> associate. And AP or ad-hoc mode will take much longer yet since we
> still need to figure out what to do there.
>
Congrat
Hi,
Yesterday, the free driver for the first time received data. It was
obviously a version I had hacked up, but we spec'ed the remaining bits
now. It only worked in PIO mode, but the b44 driver has pretty much the
same DMA engine. Any kind of encryption isn't handled yet unless you
want to do it
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