I have been attempting to set-up HomePass for my 3DS on my iBook. I basically need to change my Airport's MAC Address and share my internet in order to make this work, but I am having trouble changing the MAC Address. Below is a rendition of my iBook's Terminal (it runs web browsers too slow to copy and paste):
me$ ifconfig en1 | grep ether
ether MY:DE:FA:UL:TM:AC
me$ sudo ifconfig en1 ether MY:DE:SI:RE:DM:AC
Password:
me$ ifconfig en1 | grep ether
ether MY:DE:FA:UL:TM:AC
me$ ifconfig
lo0: flags=...
inet ...
inet6 ...
inet6 ...
gif0: flags= ...
stf0: flags= ...
en0: flags= ...
inet6 ....
inet6 ....
inet ...
ether MY:DE:SI:RE:DM:AC
media ...
supported media ...
en1: flags ...
inet6 ...
inet ...
ether MY:DE:FA:UL:TM:AC
media ...
supported media ...
fw0: flags= ...
lladdr ...
media ...
supported media ...
I have done a number of google searches (like "os x 10.4 change airport mac address," "os x tiger, change en1," and "spoof mac address os x tiger") and I am coming up short. My questions: Is it possible to change my Airport's MAC Address, the en1? And, if so, how?
Computer & Airport info: iBook G4, PPC, Mac OS X 10.4.11 | 1.33 GHz, 768 MB DDR | AirPort Extreme, Version 405.1 | BSD Device name: en1 | IPv4: DHCP, IPv6 Auto Also, I can add to any of the information, just let me know what is needed.
