Apple AirPort Utility on Linux
A little help for those who have not figured out the Apple AirPort Utility on Linux.
- Install Wine
- Download and install the latest AirPort Utility for Windows (5.4.2)
- Launch by double clicking the APUtil.exe in ~/.wine/dosdevices/c:/Program Files/AirPort/
- Select File > Configure other...
- Enter the default IP address of 10.0.1.1 and your password
Works perfect on wireless or wired on Ubuntu 9.10 32bit and even has the AirPort Disk Agent in my system tray (though I don't have this setup so I can't test) Also haven't tested a brand new AirPort setup either, both of mine were already initially setup in OS X before I switched 100% to Ubuntu.
- Install Wine
- Download and install the latest AirPort Utility for Windows (5.4.2)
- Launch by double clicking the APUtil.exe in ~/.wine/dosdevices/c:/Program Files/AirPort/
- Select File > Configure other...
- Enter the default IP address of 10.0.1.1 and your password
Works perfect on wireless or wired on Ubuntu 9.10 32bit and even has the AirPort Disk Agent in my system tray (though I don't have this setup so I can't test) Also haven't tested a brand new AirPort setup either, both of mine were already initially setup in OS X before I switched 100% to Ubuntu.
AirPort Extreme N w/ MacBook Pro 5,1, Other OS, Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic