Hi,
The one that is at the top in the Services table.
Thanks,
Alex,
On 21-Jan-09, at 9:12 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
Actually I got it working, thanks to everyone who offered some
hints. What I did was, added the air port service, then restarted.
While I don't have my own wireless network, I can now see others
which is all I wanted to do at this point. Now I know it will work
if I take my mac mini some place that has wireless access. One other
question, if air port is enabled, and you are also connected to an
ethernet network, which one is used. I will probably just make this
simple and only have one connected at a time, but I thought it was
worth asking.
On Jan 21, 2009, at 10:34 PM, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
Do a backup and and then fire up the Leopard DVD and install as
normal, except choose Archive and Install as the method for
installation.
Thanks,
Alex,
On 21-Jan-09, at 5:34 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
Hi everyone. Well, I really am beginning to wonder if I may have a
bad air port card in this mac mini, I'venever heard of a mac
having one of these, but it's certainly possible I guess. I don't
have a wireless network here, but wanted to make sure it worked in
case I would need it at some point. When I look at the status menu
for air port, it says not configured and it's dimed. When I go to
network preferences, the services listed are ethernet, fire wire,
and blue tooth. So, I added the airport service, although it
called it air port 2 for some reason. Once the service was added,
I selected the button to turn air port on, but it still indicated
that air port was off. Does anyone have any idea what might be
happening here? Did I miss something obvious?
