glad to be of service :)
i've been sidetracked for quite a while now, i'll see what i can do about getting back to posting the HAL config changes i made too. really helps with usability of the MBP.
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glad to be of service :)
i've been sidetracked for quite a while now, i'll see what i can do about getting back to posting the HAL config changes i made too. really helps with usability of the MBP.
Hey there,
First off, I just wanted to say your thread made things fantastically easier than all the convoluted material I've searched through online. Of the ~8 MBP install guides i've read through, yours was the most comprehensive and quite errorless.
With that said... i've completed the BT4 install, did all steps up to re-compiling the kernel:
make bzImage
make
and rebooted successfully after adding the new image to boot and renaming the old one. However, when after compiling the 'Hybrid' broadcam Makefile, "insmod (path)/wl.ko" returns an error along the lines of "unable to load ...wl.ko unknown symbols"
My limited expertise yields this analysis:
The only tar.gz available on the Broadcam website was a 'newer' one labeled
"hybrid-portsrc-x86_32-v5_10_79_10.tar.gz"
instead of
"hybrid-portsrc-x86_32-v5_10_27_14.tar.gz"
I'm guessing since the one available on the website is meant for only the BCM43(11,12,21,22) that the insmod won't work.
Is there a way for you to link/send the one you posted, or am I missing something else?
My hardware:
Macbook Pro, 2.5GHz Intel Core 2 Duo running 10.5.6
:~# dmidecode -s system-product-name
MacBookPro4,1
Exact same chipset as yours, probably the same computer
Thanks so much for your work
Does anyone still have hybrid-portsrc-x86_32-v5_10_27_14.tar.gz ?
Only the newer one is on the site and I can not find this one.
Thank You
google ... its a wonderful thingQuote:
Originally Posted by jokinawa
http://ftp.pardus.org.tr/pub/pisi/so...0_27_14.tar.gz
next time search first ... it took me like 3min to find ... and i dont even have a clue what it is lol
Hi, I followed the instructions in the thread to install and finally have the wifi card enabled on my macbook 5,1. I however have a few remarks/questions.
I installed the latest broadcom driver (5.10.91.9) and not the version mentionned here, as it's not the same card in my macbook (BCM4322).
After compilation I had an error message with isnmod (unknown symbol in module or something) and after a little search on google I found someone mentioning the module ieee80211_crypt_tkip, which i loaded and then the broadcom module loaded.
So, the wifi card is enabled but no monitor mode, and airmon doesn't recognize the chipsed of the card :
Any idea ? Did I do something wrong ? Not like I really know what i'm doing with kernel modules :pCode:Interface Chipset Driver
eth1 Unknown wl (monitor mode enabled)
Hello guys,
Just to say I'm configuring Backtrack 4 on a MacbookPro 13" (5,5) and followed information from this thread to install (thanks for sharing!) and completed with this excellent how-to (no right to post link) to get the trackpad working:
Did not tried the wifi yet but fellows don't seem really happy with the bcm4322 :/Code:build linux headers:
cd /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.29.4
make-kpkg kernel_headers
cd ..
dpkg -i linux-headers-2.6.29.4_2.6.29.4-10.00.Custom_i386.deb
apt-get install dkms
wget h t t p : / / launchpadlibrarian.net/24871974/bcm5974-dkms_1.1.4_all_test.deb
dpkg -i bcm5974-dkms_1.1.4_all_test.deb
modprobe -r bcm5974
modprobe bcm5974
Oh my hell LAGAFFE! Thank you. haha. made that so much simpler for me. Been trying to work through it for a while. lol. Thanks for the lil tut you threw together there. Much help