Hi all!
I have an old iMac (model a1224 - 2008-2009) and I got a RAM upgrade for it to 4GB and a new 1TB hard drive.
I've installed a fresh Mac OS X 10.6 (kernel is 10.0.0) and everything seems to be fine with the installation, the OS runs smoothly but I detected that when I tried to connect to any WiFi network, the OS just freezes, I can't do anything and I just see the spinning wheel, so I can only do a force shut down.
I thought it might be something related to the Airport card, so I removed it completely and I tried the same but with an Ethernet cable, and it happened exactly the same.
So discarted the Airport issue, it looks like it's a general issue related to any connection, when I start up the computer I can run any program and all just works! Issue appears anytime I connect it to any network, wireless or wired.
I've searched quite a lot on the internet but I can't find any clue, so I'm running out of ideas.
I would appreciate any help!
Thanks a lot.
Pablo
I have an old iMac (model a1224 - 2008-2009) and I got a RAM upgrade for it to 4GB and a new 1TB hard drive.
I've installed a fresh Mac OS X 10.6 (kernel is 10.0.0) and everything seems to be fine with the installation, the OS runs smoothly but I detected that when I tried to connect to any WiFi network, the OS just freezes, I can't do anything and I just see the spinning wheel, so I can only do a force shut down.
I thought it might be something related to the Airport card, so I removed it completely and I tried the same but with an Ethernet cable, and it happened exactly the same.
So discarted the Airport issue, it looks like it's a general issue related to any connection, when I start up the computer I can run any program and all just works! Issue appears anytime I connect it to any network, wireless or wired.
I've searched quite a lot on the internet but I can't find any clue, so I'm running out of ideas.
I would appreciate any help!
Thanks a lot.
Pablo