Hi Roger,
One thing you could check. Look in HD > System > Library > Extensions
and see if there is a file AppleAirPort2.kext.
If there is drag it to the trash and empty the trash.
This file is left over from Mac OSX10.4.x and interferes with wireless
connections after Mac OS X 10.5 is installed.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 26/12/2007, at 8:31 AM, Roger Kortas wrote:
Hi Guys
I have a MacBook Pro and since installing Leopard wireless
networking has
been awful!! Tiger was fine on the same machine?
What happens: when I get a connection usually after a long shut down
its
fine until I let it sleep it will then get a self assigned IP
address and
there is nothing you can do to get the DHCP address back and I am
still
connected to my router in the airport menu.
I have booted off an external tiger system and its fine.
Leopard is patched with all updates.
Hope everyone has had a great Christmas
Regards
Roger
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