Mac OS X
Q: Airport wireless network and kernal error
I'm not sure just where to post this (AirPort, PB, or Tiger), so I thought I'd try here first.
On my PB-G4, running Tiger, I get a kernal error every time I boot up.
I went into safe mode, switched over to ethernet so I could boot. After rebooting I turned off access to my AirPort and set the access to my Verizon wireless and everything is working again. It's just when I try to access my AirPort wireless router that I get the kernal error, and it happens every time.
I have two other wireless Mac's (MBP and MB) running Snow Leopard, neither of them are experiencing any issues. Went to the Genius desk at the local Mac store, but they no longer suppor the computer or the OS.
On my PB-G4, running Tiger, I get a kernal error every time I boot up.
I went into safe mode, switched over to ethernet so I could boot. After rebooting I turned off access to my AirPort and set the access to my Verizon wireless and everything is working again. It's just when I try to access my AirPort wireless router that I get the kernal error, and it happens every time.
I have two other wireless Mac's (MBP and MB) running Snow Leopard, neither of them are experiencing any issues. Went to the Genius desk at the local Mac store, but they no longer suppor the computer or the OS.
15" MBP, Mac OS X (10.6.2), Currenly have: 1 MBP, 1 MB, 1 PB, 1 iMac
Posted on Aug 4, 2010 3:17 PM