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Post by plucka on Feb 3, 2008 21:48:28 GMT
Hey Thanks a lot Aquamac, I tried it and I am sorry to say that didnt work too well. Still the same problem, have to unplug it and plug it in again. Then the bluetooth starts up, what is strange though is that I had it on the side hub like you see on the picture, during the boot sequence you see the green led in the dongle flashing which means it is activated, just before the screen goes from the grey apple screen to the desktop it stops flashing and has to be manually activated.
Maybe this gives you some other ideas?
Let me know, cheers mate, Plucka
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Post by aquamac on Feb 3, 2008 22:12:52 GMT
Just an idea, my airport went on the fritz a while ago, it needed reconnecting every time I booted as it forgot the network. I used c.ocktail and deleted Extensions.mkext in System/Library. You need to reboot after that. When you delete Extensions.mkext, it will rebuild in front of your very eyes - takes about 10 secs. Try doing this without c.ocktail first and reboot, let me know.
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Post by plucka on Feb 3, 2008 22:42:01 GMT
Sorry mate no   joy by just deleting the kext. Will have a look at the program thoughneet to download it and see what it does. Thanks so very much for your help, advice and support, cheers, Plucka |
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Post by aquamac on Feb 6, 2008 19:37:26 GMT
Hey,
I just realised that if you type c.ocktail, the forums changes this to thingytail. I was trying to read my post above and it made absolutely no sense!!!!!!
I meant you to try c.ocktail. lol.
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Post by plucka on Feb 6, 2008 22:31:42 GMT
Thanks for the update Aquamac, I found the program. Do you have any tips for me, regarding the use of the program its self? As this is the Tiger version10.4.10. It is build thingyTail 3.8.3, is this the right one to use?
Cheers and thanks for all the help, Plucka
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