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Broadcom 5752
I have the same exact card as someone (A.A.) who posted this .kext on the InsanelyMac forums. I don't know what the heck I am doing wrong but this is getting very frustrating since it is the last piece of my PC to Mac puzzle.
I've tried many different ways to install this .kext and I just can't get my Ethernet card to be recognized. What am I doing wrong? I've saved the .kext to a PC. I saved it to a thumb drive and copied it over to my Mac OS Desktop. File called "AppleBCM5751Ethernet.kext" If I "Show Package Contents" on AppleBCM* I see 2 files. A folder called "_MACOSX" and another .kext file named the same (AppleBCM*). Within that "_MACOSX" folder is another .kext file (same name - AppleBCM*). Should I be installing the entire .kext I saved onto my desktop? It just seems weird that there is a _MACOSX file and a normal .kext in the original package. Here is the installation I found and tried using: 1) I made sure there were no other instances of AppleBCM5751Ethernet.kext 2) Commands: sudo -s <root password> cp -r -v ~Desktop/AppleB* /S*/L*/E*/IONet*/C*/Plug*/ rm -v /S*/L*/E*.mke* diskutil repairpermissions / reboot You see anything I may be missing? Here is the link to the .kext file I'm using: AppleBCM5751Ethernet.kext Thank you!!! ** File Structure of .kext Broken down to unconfuse anyone haha** AppleBCM5751Ethernet.kext ..._MACOSX ......AppleBCM5751Ethernet.kext .........Contents ............Blank - Nothing in here ...AppleBCM5751Ethernet.kext ......Contents .........Info.plist .........version.plist .........MacOS ............AppleBCM5701Ethernet (This is a Unix Executable File) ............AppleBCM5751Ethernet (This is a Unix Executable File) |
mabey you should just try
kext-helper just start it, drag the kext and drop it into the window, press "Easy Install" after entering your password. after that reboot your computer, it should work then. |