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AirPort Card Update 2004-08-31

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AirPort Card Update 2004-08-31 improves reliability in mixed 802.11b and 802.11g environments and is recommended for all customers with AirPort-capable computers running AirPort 3.4 and later, including AirPort 4.0.

After this update, the AirPort Driver and AirPort Extreme Driver will each be upgraded to version 3.4.3.

Requirements

PPC
Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
AirPort 3.4 or later.

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Anonymous reviewed on 07 Sep 2004

I experienced a lots of trouble with this update. However it only seems to appear if you are using a Netopia modem. Personally I have ADSL from NextGenTel (Norway) using a Netopia ADSL modem. After applying the update ALL ports were blocked, and a rain of NAT problems started.

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Anonymous reviewed on 02 Sep 2004

dont know if it is just me but my signal strength is better since update on two Ti powerbooks with 11mb cards.....pleased at present....nice one apple!

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Anonymous reviewed on 01 Sep 2004

Applied this update to three different installations of OS X 10.3.5 with no issues.

Can't say that I notice any improvement, but it did not hurt anything.

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Anonymous reviewed on 01 Sep 2004

Not sure what happened but it blew out my video on my iBook. Now I can't get anything to work.

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Anonymous commented on 01 Sep 2004

Did you repair permissions *before* and *after* the update? (This should be standard procedure for any OS X component installation)

Have you tried booting into Open Firmware and using the reset-all command?

Have you used any third-party HD util to check your installation?

Have you tried resetting the PMU?

Point is, you give no information that leads me to believe you have tried anything to rectify the issue. Your comments are practically useless.