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Old 07-02-2009, 08:13 PM
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Default macbook 2.4 - bt4 - no adapters.
good day to everyone.
i downloaded BT4 , made dvd , create partition , installed all stuff on this partition. Everything looking great , but.... i can see only one adapter is Ethernet adapter. Does anyone tthere , with Macbook 2.4 , got idea , how to made all stuff working ? Thank you very much!

p.s. = i've search all forum for this problem , but can find anything.
Sorry if i was blind.
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Old 07-03-2009, 07:27 PM
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how to made all stuff working ?
Sell Mac, buy normal notebook :P

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Sell Mac, buy normal notebook :P

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Naaa, keep the mac, and get a cheap ass Dell off fleabay. Or use a usb wifi card. I haven't tried yet, but don't use an external mac usb keyboard's number pad with bt4 pre. It hoses ubuntu's key mapping, so it will probably do the same with bt4.
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did u install the broadcom drivers?
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I'm having a similar problem but I'm wondering if it's because I'm running BT4 thru Sun Virtualbox. airmon-ng is coming back empty. My lspci output is just what I've setup in the Sun Virtualbox network settings but I'm not sure what adapter type I have connecting my Alfa; PCnet-FAST III, PCInet-PCI II, or Inetl PRO/1000 MT Desktop. Any ideas if running as virtual machine can hide network adapters?
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did u install the broadcom drivers?
ok, apt-get ???
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Sorry for n00b question. HOw can i do that ?!
Thank you !!!!
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Old 07-16-2009, 01:07 AM
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I'm having a similar problem but I'm wondering if it's because I'm running BT4 thru Sun Virtualbox. airmon-ng is coming back empty. My lspci output is just what I've setup in the Sun Virtualbox network settings but I'm not sure what adapter type I have connecting my Alfa; PCnet-FAST III, PCInet-PCI II, or Inetl PRO/1000 MT Desktop. Any ideas if running as virtual machine can hide network adapters?
Once more with feeling. Internal pci, isa, mini-pci, wifi cards DO NOT WORK with virtual machines.
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