AppleInsider StaffThe 11.4MB update began showing up via the Mac OS X Software Update application as "AirPort Base Station Update 2008-001" earlier this afternoon for those users who own one of the company's 802.11 routers.
According to Apple's "release notes," the update includes general fixes and compatibility updates for AirPort Utility, AirPort Disk Utility, and AirPort Base Station Agent.
Shortly thereafter, a similar set of updates were released via the company's website under the heading "AirPort Utility 5.3.1." Those distributions was made available as a 8.8MB download for Leopard, a 9.33MB download for Tiger, and a 10.28MB download for Windows XP and Vista.
"AirPort Utility v5.3.1 is the simple to use, setup and management utility for the AirPort Express Base Station, the AirPort Extreme Base Station and Time Capsule," Apple said in the release notes for those downloads.
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Did this update contain the possibility to backup with time machine over the air with a regular airport extreme?
Did this update contain the possibility to backup with time machine over the air with a regular airport extreme?
I sure hope so, but I don't see any mention of a firmware update being part of this.
Did this update contain the possibility to backup with time machine over the air with a regular airport extreme?
Crossing my fingers that it does
No problems before. Now with 5.3.1 I can't access the configurations of my AEs. Setup just sits and spins.
No problems before. Now with 5.3.1 I can't access the configurations of my AEs. Setup just sits and spins.
No problems here with my stuff.