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#470075 - 01/30/07 09:47 PM Re: Enabling 802.11n Without Apple's Enabler [Re: retoiopikott]
krusher117 Registered: 05/30/04 Posts: 1016	i give it till the end of the week to be hacked
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#470076 - 11/06/07 04:38 AM Re: Enabling 802.11n Without Apple's Enabler [Re: retoiopikott]
TCPMeta MacModder Registered: 11/15/07 Posts: 1797 Loc: Florida, USA	Pay the 2 bucks then find out what it does and release the secret to everyone. _________________________ To live is to let die
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#470077 - 11/06/07 11:30 AM Re: Enabling 802.11n Without Apple's Enabler [Re: retoiopikott]
Waragainstsleep Registered: 02/13/05 Posts: 1723	$2 hardly seems worthwhile. Is it needed on Leopard? I would have thought the drivers were included.......
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#470078 - 11/06/07 02:02 PM Re: Enabling 802.11n Without Apple's Enabler [Re: retoiopikott]
whitlock Moderator Emeritus Registered: 06/07/04 Posts: 1266 Loc: Stoughton, WI USA	Once it's on, it's on...so I'd safely assume it's not necessary with Leopard. When I was running Ubuntu, I was able to connect w/ N hardware after I ran the enabler. When I reinstalled Tiger after that, I didn't have to run the enabler again. There's my 2 bucks _________________________ MacBook 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo w/ 2GB DDR2 RAM & 120GB SATA 5400RPM HDD Canon Rebel XTI Google Cr-48 Beta Laptop
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