After upgrade from Leopard no network connectivity.

[Marjet]

Who can help.
I got from a relative a desktop pc with a good working OS X Hackintosch installation. Initially I planned a Ubuntu installation, but got intrigued by a OS X installation on a regular pc.
But I am a total novice with Apple OS X and (stupid me) I chose to upgrade.
At first everything looked okay, but soon I detected that there was no network connection(wired and wireless). After some reading I found an advice to boot in safe mode. When I did this I could use the wired network, not de wireless.
So my question is what to do to establish at least a reliable wired network connection.
Hope someone can help

 

[Going Bald]

Who can help.
I got from a relative a desktop pc with a good working OS X Hackintosch installation. Initially I planned a Ubuntu installation, but got intrigued by a OS X installation on a regular pc.
But I am a total novice with Apple OS X and (stupid me) I chose to upgrade.
At first everything looked okay, but soon I detected that there was no network connection(wired and wireless). After some reading I found an advice to boot in safe mode. When I did this I could use the wired network, not de wireless.
So my question is what to do to establish at least a reliable wired network connection.
Hope someone can help

It is impossible to help you right now - my crystal ball is broken and I cannot see your hardware.

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[Marjet]

Sorry, was hoping for a quick solution.
I filled in the hardware parts, hope that these information gives some light on the matter.
The WiFi card is a TP-Link TL-WN951N, rev. 1.0
(Can't find the rev. number of the mobo, lots of numbers such as AG4225 01560)

 

[Going Bald]

Sorry, was hoping for a quick solution.
I filled in the hardware parts, hope that these information gives some light on the matter.
The WiFi card is a TP-Link TL-WN951N, rev. 1.0
(Can't find the rev. number of the mobo, lots of numbers such as AG4225 01560)

For onboard audio ALC888B and onboard networking RTL8111E, use MultiBeast for the version you upgraded to and you should get audio and networking back without -x boot-arg.
For the wireless, I do not know if you can find a driver for it. Forum search may turn up something and Google is always your friend.