KisMac on new MacBook Pro.

[brewno]

I have the new MacBook Pro "Santa Rosa" and I tried installing KisMac but it doesn't seem to work with the default settings. I even tried adding an USB (wbkg) wifi card, but no success. Anyone with better luck than me?

[Fayler]

Nope, I haven't been able to get it to work either. I'm not a terminal wizard so I can't do half of the stuff the trouble shooting guide tells me to do. I've only tried the Airport settings and I haven't bought a USB adapter to try yet. Has anyone found a solution?

[icafe]

the latest version of kismac doesn't work with the new macbook pros and macbooks.

fortunately, this website has a version that does.

download link at the end of the article
http://uneasysilence.com/archive/2007/06/11146/

[BVGuitarPlayer]

icafe, over a year later, I've found this post very useful. That build seems to work for my C2D (Santa Rosa) MBP. Thanks.

[elmz]

Personally, I gave up on Kismac. Look into BackTrack 3 with a supported external card. And if you have Parallels its even better.

[SolRayz]

I'm running into the same issues and decided to go the Backtrack3 route. Installed no problem via vmware fusion yet Im having toubles installing vmware tools....argh:mad:

Anyone?

[coledog]

How you get it to work?

[sgtsak]

I was running VMware 2.0 and tried to update the tools, I received a "/dev/cdrom" error, I ended up downloading the .iso files for the tools from VMware and mounting the .iso file and using tar to copy the files to the /tmp folder, then launched the VMware installer from there. It works but Backtrack still doesn't see the broadcom card.
SgtSak

[pianoplayer1]

Does collecting packets work with the internal card on Backtrack?