TheIronbullet

It seems that the kext doesn't work for my computer . I do have the option in my bios to run AHCI instead of RAID, but I want to install Mac on a partition on my RAID disk set which means I have to keep RAID enabled. I am using an Intel P35/G33/G31 Chipset. Any suggestions?

I am looking for a ioatafamily kext for my Mountain Lion install, so I can see my SATA disks. I can only find Lion compatiable ones on Google . Any help locating the file would be great. Thanks, The Ironbullet

-Where you are from/where you live: Chicago, IL, USA -How long you have used a hackint0sh: I am completely new to hackintosh, but have using Mac on Vmware for over a year now with much success. -A brief summary of your experiences in hackint0shing: None so far, just created my myHack install disk with no problems. Thanks, btw for the myHack software:) -What triggered your interest in hackint0sh: the abilty to have the mac operating system on a non-apple device. I don't want to be apart of the apple product buying revolution as I call it. -Your general computer skill level: Advanced in Windows, Beginner in Mac OS X -List any technical experience you have in various operating systems and programming languages: Lots of experience with all Windows operating systems (95, 98, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 2008 server). My first computer was an IBM running Windows 95 and cost over $2000. I develop websites for a hobby and know the php language somewhat well.