I'm troubleshooting a friend's MacBook Pro. She cannot connection to wireless networks - either the Airport dialog reports that the "Connection timed out" or it will connect and not receive a DHCP ip.
I've reset the SMC, repaired disk permissions, every combination of rebooting the computer/router on a couple different networks, checked for updates, removed all remembered networks, cleared the keychain of all stored airport passwords, etc. I was just about ready to declare that the Airport card was dead and hope that my local Apple Store carried a new one, but I had another idea. I plugged in an Ubuntu live cd, and it connected to the wifi just fine. I'm left to assume its something in OS X?
Any suggestions?
I've reset the SMC, repaired disk permissions, every combination of rebooting the computer/router on a couple different networks, checked for updates, removed all remembered networks, cleared the keychain of all stored airport passwords, etc. I was just about ready to declare that the Airport card was dead and hope that my local Apple Store carried a new one, but I had another idea. I plugged in an Ubuntu live cd, and it connected to the wifi just fine. I'm left to assume its something in OS X?
Any suggestions?