Leon

Your welcome. - closing topic -

GMA = Intel

FakeSMC 21-48-08.kext is deffently wrong.. Try this package.. its 1.9.2 beta1 : http://cl.ly/341g0O3U0v2O3X2Z1p1X Just copy it to /Extra .. unzip it and run edptool.command

Hi, Instead of updating to 10.6.8, download and use the combo update to 10.6.7 .. Link: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1361

Try things in this order: 1. Install OSX via the usb pen 2. Install EDP 1.9.x 3. Install Updates Reboot

Hi, Did you get your machine up and running ? If not, then the best option is to have a specialized dsdt made for it - we have contact with a team that can make one for you - there is a small cost involved for their work. Feel free to contact me on lsb @ osxlatitude .com - topic closed -

1. Make sure that you are using the latest Bios update from Dell.com or even better the patched bios from www.osxlatitude.com 2. In Chameleon, type : -v .. and press enter.. this will enable you to see why you are getting the KP .. post a screenshot here...

I would suggest a D830 .. its alot like the D630.. just better... I got one for sale.. contact me on lsb @ osxlatitude . com if you want a good offer. - closing topic -

USB wake issue, so faar we have not found a solution to it, and it seems like its just "some models" that is affected. Sorry guys!

Remap your keyboard using this guide: http://www.osxlatitude.com/remapping-keys-in-osx/ - closing topic -

2GB is maximum, its limited by chipset. - topic closed

Hi, Open up a terminal and run: sudo kextstat | grep Voodoo .. copy paste the output here please...

This should fix it... http://www.osxlatitude.com/remapping-keys-in-osx/

Sure thing, check this out: http://www.osxlatitude.com/remapping-keys-in-osx/

ur welcome mate

ok.. do this... 1. Boot with -x -v -s -f 2. Mount your disk with: /sbin/mount -uw / 3. type: rm -Rf /Extra 4. Use your install boot pen, boot from that and choose to boot on your harddisk. that should bring you into OSX, once you are in download this package: Link: http://cl.ly/2F0X0L033D271S0t3A3W Its an experimental EDP 2.2 that should resolve your problem... Good luck!

Try and boot with: -v -f .. can you get into OSX then ?

1. Boot with -x -v -s -f 2. Mount your disk with: /sbin/mount -uw / 3. type: cd /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches/Startup/ rm -Rf * reboot

Please read my last message.. the build method will render you with "Waiting for root device..."

Hi, Do _NOT_ update yet.. we are preparing a EDP 2.2 .. the present build method will render you unable to boot...

Correct me if i'm wrong, but optiplex is a stationary computer.. so.. replace the graphic card and you should be good to go

.. and offcourse.. thank you for reporting

Hi, Yep, we found the bug also a few days after release.. a bug created when we re-added a bin-hexed version that dosent create KP with Lion. The bug is offcourse fixed in 2.2

Yep.. sound works.. and no. .you can no downgrade... Also, use EDP 1.9.1 - but use your own dsdt if its better The way i usally do testing, is that i have like 2-3 partitions, then using superduper i can clone back and forth...

Hi mate, We had similar results when we were testing with the XPS m1330, our "bugs" where: * Not stable with 10.6.8 - would run fine with 10.6.7 * No Lan * Mobile broadband did NOT work * Wifi had to be replace * Can reboot most of the times * Unable to shut down correct The project was paused because i did not have the time to continue with it - and now i dont have one to test on :-/