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After Installation Run Disk Utility - Version: 5.3.2, 6/11/2008 07:05PM PST
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prolaw1
After installing, I ran disk utility repair permissions. There were several airport related permissions repaired by this. I restarted and all seems to be working.
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No Difference - Version: 5.3.1, 3/12/2008 04:38PM PST
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vze26wyc_dotmac
I downloaded for 10.5.2 and had to set up my base station all over. I went to Speakesay and there in speed difference. An hour wasted doing two computers. If all is working well do not use this, unless there is a major update from Apple coming? That is why I did this ‘just in case’
I would recommed this update,for that reason.
I would recommed this update,for that reason.
no firmware updates--standalones now avail. - Version: 5.3.1, 3/12/2008 02:35PM PST
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Rault
As reported on MacFixIt, there aren't any new firmware updates for the base stations themselves. (I got the Windows version at work, and I watched it download the current firmware files, which included v6.3 for Airport Express, which is the current vers.)
But, the standalone installers and the apple web pages seem to be back up today (3/12).
But, the standalone installers and the apple web pages seem to be back up today (3/12).
