Jake Lo

Excellent! Ok, I'm not familiar with DW510 card, but I do know all Intel Wireless are unsupported. Head over to R&D under Network for a list of tested wireless card. For Dual booting, check out my short and simple tutorial here. A lot of details are not included, which assumes you have some knowledge with Windows and OSX. Hope it helps. Edit: run lspci -nn and post it here so we could check the vendor/product ID of your DW501 card

Did you try using the boot pack for E5520 and then install EDP?

Mavericks is still in the development stage, so...if you want a well working Hackintosh, use ML. Try my bootpack and see if it works for you in ML.

Hi, Your boot.plist doesn't include the DSDT file, are you adding it during boot? If you rename the default name, then you need to specify it in the boot.plist the exact name and path.

Have a little patience, you'll get there. Did you remove the bluetooth and wireless I mentioned earlier? Let's try another variation of the bootpack. Replace the installer Extra with this one, make sure to run myfix on the USB installer before you start the build. Extra_E6420.zip

USB 3.0 kext for Dell Exx30 models: GenericUSBXHCI by Zenith432 Update: Tested on DP2, still works! GenericUSBXHCI_Mavericks.kext.zip

Looks like it's affecting only USB 3 ports using the GenericUSBXHCI.kext. Update: Good news, Zenith432 from Insanelymac updated a version for Mavericks. Tested it and it's working. GenericUSBXHCI_Mavericks.kext.zip

That's fine, just reboot it.

For Intel, follow this instruction: Intel graphics - please delete/rename (ex. XXXX.kext.old) AppleIntelHDGraphics.kext & AppleIntelHDGraphicsFB.kext and rebuild caches/repair permissions using Kext Wizard. - richbutler1's post

Do you have an Intel or Nvidia display?

This DSDT does the same thing as the EFI string for internal display. Go ahead and remove the string from your boot.plist. Can you also list the kexts in your Extra folder? or upload your entire Extra folder here?

Specs: I7 - 2760QM vpro | 256 SSD | 8 GB ram | Nvidia NVS4200M 1366x768 | rebranded DW1510 wireless Here's how to get Mavericks to install: BIOS settings: Disable Optimus, Enable AHCI and XD Cpu support Step 1: Download the Mavericks OSX 10.9 DP1 .dmg and mount it Step 2: Download the latest myHack Step 3: Run myHack and install onto at least an 8gb flash drive or external USB drive, replace the Extra folder with Extra.zip Step 4: Run myfix on the USB Installer to update permission and kext cache Step 5: Reboot, press F12 to choose boot from USB Installer Step 6: Boot the installer with flag -v Step 7: Format the drive as MacOS Extended Journal (Guid) Step 8: When prompt, choose to use the Extra folder on the USB drive that you copied in step 3 Step 9: When ask if you want to remove kext, say ok to all 3 .kexts Step 10: At the end, just click continue and then click Quit Installer Step 11: Reboot, Press F12 and choose to boot from USB Installer Step 12: Interrupt boot by hitting enter, select the HDD and boot with -v Step 13: Complete the Installation ( if mouse is not responding, use external USB mouse) Step 14: Once logon, go to application, launch myHack and install chameleon on the HDD partition, then run myFix if mouse is not working on step 13 Step 15: Reboot, remove USB drive, you should be able to boot without it now Step 16: Go to preference/Sound and change Output to "Speaker (Analog)" Go to Preference/Security & Privacy, Allow applications download from Anywhere Update: Installed DP2, no issue so far

Let's make sure you have the essentials down. Did you disable optimus in video? Did you enable AHCI and XD CPU support in the BIOS? Without those settings you'll definitely get KP or waiting for root device...

OOB=out of the box, meaning OSX automatically picks it up without any additional kext needed. List your kexts in Extra, perhaps you might have un-needed kext that's causing the issue.

Check out this post from another member. Basically he removed the wireless card to get it working. My suggestion is to remove your Bluetooth card/Wireless card and see if that was your culprit all along.

Strange indeed. Let's try a few different platform-id. Extract these to your Extra folder. Reboot your computer, during chameleon boot, enter the following: DSDT=Extra/DSDT-16603 if above don't work, reboot and try: DSDT=Extra/DSDT-16608 etc etc Let me know your result. E6430_DSDT.zip

That EFI string is only for display. You need DSDT patching to enable HDMI. Try this dsdt file and report back. Extract it and place in E/E, rename it to DSDT.aml DSDT-robert.aml.zip

Add this to the bottom of boot.plist and see if it make any difference <key>device-properties</key><string>7f0000000100000001000000730000000200000002010c00d041030a000000000101060000027fff04002c0000004100410050004c002c00690067002d0070006c006100740066006f0072006d002d006900640000000800000003006601140000006800640061002d0067006600780000000d0000006f6e626f6172642d31</string>

HP blacklist their wireless cards, you can't just install any wifi card, has to be HP branded.

Hervé, The compatibility page for E6230 shows wireless with a check icon(supported OOB) rather than a replacement icon as should be for most Dell E series model comes with Intel Wireless.

Please send me the DSDT you use on your working ML. In the interim, try removing the patched AppleintelFramebufferCapri.kext on Mavericks, run myfix and see if it make a difference. Also place link to where you obtain this patched file.

I'm assuming you're using VoodooHDA. Go to Extra/Extension, right click on VoodooHDA, select Show Package Contents. Open Contents, open info.plist with TextEdit. Look for the following and change it to true and save the file, enter password when prompt. Re-run myfix/full to update permission and kext cache. Reboot system. <key>VoodooHDAEnableHalfMicVolumeFix</key> <true/> <key>VoodooHDAEnableHalfVolumeFix</key> <true/> <key>VoodooHDAEnableMuteFix</key> <true/> <key>VoodooHDAEnableVolumeChangeFix</key> <true/>

If you have a working ML on the same hardware, you can use the same extra folder for the 10.9 build. Copy the whole Extra folder to Mavericks and run myfix on it. Here, try mine if you want to see if works better. I changed the resolution to match your hardware Extra_E6430_Mavericks.zip

Try turning wifi off and then on. If that still doesn't work, go to preferences/network and delete the wireless profile and then re-add it.

HDMI does work. Use the Extra folder from my installation guide here. It's for ML, but works just fine for Mavericks too. Remember to add the switch -f to your boot.plist as posted above.