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MacBookPro, Update to 10.6.8.

Just updated the OS to .8 and after the reboot no ethernet available just AirPort.


Before reboot I had the AirPort disabled and was using just the ethernet, after reboot no network cable is recognized as connected yet the same cables work with other devices.

MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.7), Upgrade to 10.6.8

Posted on Jun 25, 2011 4:17 AM

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Jun 29, 2011 10:19 AM in response to andreschouhy

Thanks for your hint andreschouhy,


but it doesn't fix my problem:

The "ethernet" opportunity in the drop-down menu in "Preferences" --> "+" --> "connection" isn't available any more [only: AirPort, FireWire, Bluetooth-DUN | VPN, PPpoE, 6 zu 4]*

The same if I create a new network location system.


*German language installed, hope the translation is correct


Greetz

Jul 23, 2011 8:14 AM in response to sonicempire

Found solution in: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3140081


The Problem:

No ethernet after 10.6.8 update. But AirPort worked. So I switched to wireless.

I thought Lion would solve the problem, but it did not. Still same problem.


The Solution for me:

Starting in safe mode.

Now I'm able to add the ethernet option as connection which wasn't there until now.

BUT:

The added "Ethernet" functionallity (cable LAN) is now labeled on the left side as: "AirPort" and the Wireless is now labeled as "Wi-Fi". It looks confusing, but the functionallity is there.


Perhaps someone knows how to fix this "labeling-problem".


Greetz

MacBookPro, Update to 10.6.8.

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