Introdução
Replace your broken AirPort/Bluetooth combo card to regain wireless connectivity.
O que você precisa
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Power down your Mac mini, disconnect all of the cables, and flip it over.
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Insert the Jimmy into the crack between the aluminum top housing and the plastic lower housing.
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The Jimmy should reach a stop about 3/8" down.
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We will first remove the AirPort antenna, located in the lower left corner of this picture.
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Use the flat end of a spudger to pry the three antenna connectors off the AirPort/Bluetooth combo card.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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This card is unsupported in macOS Sierra, so this device is outdated by Apple, however folks have been able to replace the card by a "compatible card" and patch the macOS Sierra install app, to actually install sierra on this version of the Mac.
I would appreciate if iFixit could provide a guide as to which cards could work, especially in terms of the size/dimensions, in this unit.
I just successfully upgraded my Mac Mini 3,1 (Early 2009) to the BCM943224PCIEBT from a Unibody MacBook A1278 and everything works swimmingly on macOS Sierra 10.12.
As an Apple Certified Mac Technician, I can tell you that this has by far been the most challenging replacement I have ever done.
There are two hurdles to overcome. First is that the MacBook card is shorter, second is that the uFL connector from the antennas are slightly shorter than the connection on the new board, so I had to really jerry-rig it in there with a bunch of electrical tape.
I will be posting a write up sometime soon, and will update you when its done. In the meantime, go buy the card from eBay for $5 https://is.gd/PxYlLt
Have you made tutorial?
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