Broadcom 4310 无线网卡驱动 For Mac

Update: 2008-07-27 3:24PM

Since it seems to be sort of difficult for new users to edit kext-files, I've written a small script which automatically adds the PCI IDs of all Broadcom wireless cards, which are AirPort compatible.

And this is where I need your feedback: Please post your Broadcom device IDs in this topic, if you have simply added them to the AppleAirPortBrcm4311.kext. Then I can add them to my script so new users can simply download the script and get their Broadcom wireless card to work.
So please post the PCI ID and maybe a little description (at least if the card is 802.11a, b or g).

Note: Only post the PCI ID if you simply have to add the ID to AppleAirPortBrcm4311.kext in order to get it working!

Supported Chipsets:
All Apple AirPort One Cards (4311,4312,4313,4319,431a,432a)
4306, Broadcom BCM4306 802.11 b/g Wireless LAN (confirmed)
4309, Broadcom BCM4309 802.11 b Wireless LAN
4318, Broadcom BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN (confirmed)
4320, Broadcom BCM4320 b/g (confirmed)
4324, Broadcom BCM4324 802.11 a/b/g Wireless LAN
4325, Broadcom BCM4325 802.11 a/b/g Wireless LAN
2b continued
Cards that are known to work:
Belkin F5D7000
Buffalo WL12-PCI-G545
Linksys PCMCIA Card WPC54G
Dynex DX-BNBC
Probably tons of other cards, as long as they have a supported chipset...
Usage: unzip, open a Terminal window and type 'sudo ./bcm43xx_enabler.sh'. Reboot

It is recommended to install all AirPort-Updates from SoftwareUpdate before running this script.

Use this script at your own risk!!

Changelog:
Version 0.5.1pre
- added 4307, 4308, 4310, 4322, 4323 - just for testing
Version 0.5
- 4325 confirmed
- updated to zip file again
Version 0.5pre2 (Beta release!)
- added more chipsets (4314, 4315), I don't know if they even work...
- gziped, because I don't have zip installed atm
Version 0.5pre (Beta release!)
- initial Leopard support
- added more chipsets (4321, 4e,432a,432b,432c,432d, ...)
Version 0.4
- Only delete Extensions.kextcache/Extensions.mkext and not Extensions.*
Version 0.3
- Delete the kextcache automatically
- Fixed a typo that wouldn't allow the majority of users to delete the Airport2.kext
FAQ:
"sudo: ./bcm43xxenabler.sh: command can not be found"
N00b Attack: You need to be in the directory you have extracted the file to
"My card shows up as an AirPort but it says disabled or not configured"
This could have many reasons. Try one of the following things:
Delete the current network setup (in network preferences) and create a new one. Reboot.
If you had no luck, try this.
If that does not help, open Terminal and type: sudo rm /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/NetworkInterfaces.plist. Reboot

If that does not help, try to move either the kext of your Wireless NIC or the kext of your wired NIC to a location where it does not get loaded on reboot. Then type (in Terminal):
sudo rm /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/NetworkInterfaces.plist
sudo rm /System/Library/Extensions.mkext
sudo rm /System/Library/Extensions.kextcache
Reboot
If that does not help either, try this. It says it is supposed to work for a LinkSys WMP54G, but I guess it should work with other AirPort cards too.
If none of these things did the trick, your card might have a crappy software power-on/off switch. Get a new one
I don't have AppleAirPortBrcm4311.kext
It should be on your install DVD. If not, you have to use Google a little bit. I will not send you this kext via E-Mail or PN.

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