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Doesn't work on Intel MPB running 10.5.2 
- Version: 4.2.5, 5/15/2008 03:00PM PST
w i n t e r m u t e
Doesn't work on Intel MPB running 10.5.2, but it does work with 10.4.11 on a G4 Powerbook... ten again, the old version worked fine on the Powerbook. This doesn't solve the problem of configuring an old base station on a new 10.5 Intel Mac. What a waste.
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- Doesn't work on Intel MPB running 10.5.2
New Machine, Old Graphite - Version: 4.2.5, 4/4/2008 02:20AM PST
pendragon
I have a 24” Intel Core 2 Duo (10.5.2) and a Graphite Base Station.
My machine came with Airport Utility 5.3.1. Do I still need AP Admin 4.2.5?
My machine came with Airport Utility 5.3.1. Do I still need AP Admin 4.2.5?
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Finally, but now second-class citizen - Version: 4.2.5, 4/3/2008 02:40PM PST
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Richard Samul
Good to see that Apple finally got their heads out of their a**es regarding the Graphite and Snow AirPort BaseStations. Or, maybe it was an "Oh, s**t!" moment when they realized that people were still using the lowly 802.11b Snow and Graphite models.
But now, it looks like owners of these models are second-class citizens in the eyes of Apple. Couldn't Apple have included support for these models in the current release of the Airport software just as easily as issuing a stand-alone product?
Separate, but equal...
But now, it looks like owners of these models are second-class citizens in the eyes of Apple. Couldn't Apple have included support for these models in the current release of the Airport software just as easily as issuing a stand-alone product?
Separate, but equal...
