10.6.2 Breaks iPhone tethering

Firstly: I have legit tethering on Rogers in Canada. No iPhone hacks here. I was using tethering just fine until yesterday but, after installing 10.6.2 last night, tethering no longer works.
When I attempt to tether, both my Mac's Network Preferences and the iPhone register that tethering has been successful as always. However, no connections can be made to the internet. I verified while tethered that the phone itself was able to load data over the 3G network, so it was not a network problem.
I tried tethering over Bluetooth and USB, both with the same failed result. Anyone else having this problem or have a solution?

I fixed it, had to delete the Bluetooth PAN network, the iphone profile on the Mac and the Mac profile on the iPhone, re-pair, then manually create the Bluetooth PAN network. Have no idea why this worked, but, interestingly, it did not ask me what I wanted to use the phone for anymore under 10.6.2, I recall last time it asked if I want to set the phone up as a network device.

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I can now only set the IP addresses and DNS server. No Proxies or WINS settings tabs.
I have also noticed that if you setup a USB tethering connection in Leopard and upgrade to Snow Leopard, the settings are still available, but NOT if you make a clean install of Snow Leopard and create a new iPhone USB tethering connection.
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Screenshot here:
http://macblog.sk/files/pictures/snowleopardiphone_tethering_connectointcp.png
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I got this to work again (in fact, I'm tethered right now
Here are the steps I followed:
1) Upgraded to iTunes 9
2) Upgraded iPhone to OS 3.1
3) Removed device from Bluetooth Devices list on my MBP
4) Removed Bluetooth PAN from Network preferences
5) Restarted iPhone and MBP
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7) Enabled tethering on iPhone
8) Connected to iPhone network via the Bluetooth icon on my MBP menu bar
9) Verified that the blue "Internet Tethering" bar was on the iPhone
10) Manually added Bluetooth PAN to my MBP network preferences (connect show as yellow, "IP cannot be assigned" message)
11) Opened the Advanced pane and clicked the "Renew DHCP Lease" button
12) IP was assigned!
I'm not sure if the first two steps contributed to the solution or not, but these are the steps that worked for me.
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is it legal to jail break iphone or ipod in united kingdom? like in united states?
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Just wondering - why did the BB gods decide that tethering needed to be broken in v 4.5 of the device software? Was it far too convenient to have a 2-3 year old phone that worked, and give us the free OS update?
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Dont' want to sound like a jerk - but you don't even have a hypothetical reason for why this won't work, do you?
Just fanboying it up? Or astroturfing?
"RIM wouldn't break old devices on purposes..no no no!"
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Jerk? Fanboy? Astroturfing, lol!! You're just resorting to insults, so have a good day.
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Mac can't connect to Internet, no IP, no DNS even with iPhone tethering

My Mac Mini Server with 10.6.8 Snow Leopard Server doesn't connect to the Internet.
It can connect to the router either via Ethernet or Airport, but it can not get an IP address -- it always assigns itself a random IP address which is not in the correct range for the router.
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---- more details ----
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How can I completely REMOVE the tethering hack from my iPhone, and from iTunes/iMac ???
_*I WANT TO REMOVE IT, COMPLETELY*_
• Do I have to reinstall OSX in order to regain my default settings in iTunes, and Terminal?
• Since i had to put this (defaults write com.apple.iTunes carrier-testing -bool TRUE) inside the terminal for the hack, can i just edit that?
+Somebody Please help. This hack is making my phone unstable, and unreliable.+

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During the past week, my iPhone, which is my only internet connection, has been draining its battery - over and over again. The only unusual activity I've seen has been in Mail, where the spinning "getting mail" icon appears constantly. I've shut down all my browsers, chats, etc. except for Mail. I've of course shut down Mail periodically to recharge the phone. The phone is fine - it recharges quickly as long as Mail is not open. I've decreased how often Mail checks for new messages (from the "every 1 minute" which it's been set on for months).
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Interesting. I've never ignored the power off slide and didn't know you could. I'll have to give it a try. Does it result in something different that when you use the slide?
I have reset the phone a few times since this issue arose, by the way but never by ignoring the slide. According to Rogers (my service provider) Tech Support the issue is with my computer, not my phone, so I'm going to try your initial suggestions on my laptop as well. Where I can, obviously, since the laptop doesn't have push.
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