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Old 10-21-2006, 09:27 PM
psx1337
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Default Did kismac break my Macbook's Airport card?

Well here's the story... a few days ago I tried to put DD-WRT on my
WRT54GV5 router. I thought I bricked it cause i couldn't access the
firmware at all but luckily I had a copy of the official linksys one
and was able to get that up and running. So for a couple days
everything worked fine... wirelessly and otherwise. Then suddenly my
new macbook (non pro) which I had previously been using kismac on was
not able to connect to the internet with it. Figuring it could be the
router, I tried using a linksys USB card I had and it works perfectly.
I even went as far as re-formatting and reinstalling OS X to try and
replace my airport driver (figuring kismac replaced the default one by
mistake), and no success. The only thing I notice now is that it DOES
appear my router is leasing the macbook an IP address... but I can't
ping the router or otherwise access it from the macbook. Please help


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Old 10-21-2006, 10:01 PM
Axel Hammerschmidt
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Default Re: Did kismac break my Macbook's Airport card?

psx1337 <psx1337@gmail.com> wrote:

> Well here's the story... a few days ago I tried to put DD-WRT on my
> WRT54GV5 router. I thought I bricked it cause i couldn't access the
> firmware at all but luckily I had a copy of the official linksys one
> and was able to get that up and running. So for a couple days
> everything worked fine... wirelessly and otherwise. Then suddenly my
> new macbook (non pro) which I had previously been using kismac on was
> not able to connect to the internet with it. Figuring it could be the
> router, I tried using a linksys USB card I had and it works perfectly.
> I even went as far as re-formatting and reinstalling OS X to try and
> replace my airport driver (figuring kismac replaced the default one by
> mistake), and no success. The only thing I notice now is that it DOES
> appear my router is leasing the macbook an IP address... but I can't
> ping the router or otherwise access it from the macbook. Please help


You poor hacker...

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Old 10-21-2006, 10:16 PM
psx1337
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Default Re: Did kismac break my Macbook's Airport card?

You poor troll...


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Old 10-23-2006, 03:31 AM
Joshua Beall
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Default Re: Did kismac break my Macbook's Airport card?

psx1337 wrote:
> The only thing I notice now is that it DOES
> appear my router is leasing the macbook an IP address... but I can't
> ping the router or otherwise access it from the macbook.


Are any other machines on the network able to ping the macbook?


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