Leon

Hi Tommie, I have moved your post to the support forum, please post in the correct forum a ) Read in the wiki, there is guides for everything b ) There is a step-by-step guide for that on the wiki also c ) Experiment your way around, the reason for the diffrent options is to find what works best for your model e ) If you have followed the guide, step-by-step, then it should work.. i would also suggest you to rebrand your network card (look at the wiki), it makes it more stable and faster..

Hi, There is a old driver included in EDP, however, it is not very stable, and we have been unable to find a better one. So replace your wifi card instead or use a USB network adapter...

Coolbook is the best option for speedstep alternative, you will need a payd one.. configure it like this...

Also works with: Mac OS X 10.6.7 (10J858)

Hi, Ok, so it works and we have fan control.. however, i also see that the machine is heating up.. quite alot...

Listen up bro, just follow our guides on www.osxlatitude.com .. and follow them to the letter, the you will have everything (except sd card reader and pcmcia) working on your D430.. i'm using one myself right now.. and sleep works fine...

Please try and install EDP 1.5 Final from the wiki. Do a new build, there is also a guide for that. If you get KP, then boot in verbose, take a picture and attach it here...

Nice.. i'll give it a test..

Hey Slice, Can you attach your /Extra folder here please + all non-native kexts that you use ?

does it have any issues atm ?

Hi, Due to the many changes made in EDP 1.5 compared to 1.4 we have now released RC7 on the wiki: http://www.osxlatitude.com/groups/d4xosx/wiki/a92b0/EDP_History_and_Changelog.html Go check it out

So the PCMCIA card reader is a different model on D4x0 and D620 ?

no idea

Anyone who havent succeded in installing osx a is a "her"

Just follow my steps.. dont reboot until you have installed EDP+bootloader+updates.. crystal clear CRC: go back to your cage.. bad boy!.. you are confusing her *muhahaha*

1. install osx 10.6.0 2. Install EDP 1.5rc6 3. Install bootloader 4. Update 5. Reboot Dont reboot before that..

For my D430, i use voodoops2-debug + powerpack and no pcmcia...

lol

very fast

heh.. i think i have reinstalled like 20 times since i started.. 16 more to go

When i unount the cd/dvd onboard flash on the wwan, i see this: kernel.log Feb 18 08:43:59 x kernel[0]: AppleWWANSupport2: Version number - 2.0, Input buffers 16, Output buffers 4 system.log Feb 18 08:44:00 x wwand[512]: AddNotificationObserver >>>> Feb 18 08:44:00 x wwand[512]: startListening Entry >>>> Feb 18 08:44:00 x wwand[512]: SafeBindUnixDomainSocket: (/var/tmp/com.apple.wwan/Socket) Feb 18 08:44:00 x wwand[512]: startListening Schedule the listening >>>> Feb 18 08:44:00 x wwand[512]: AddNotificationObserver didBind: (1) And then i get a new icon in the system bar that i can use to connect with.. i have not installed any thing else.. so its 100% native supported...

i'm allmost considering making an installation on a extra harddisk and ship it to you

well.. i have to admin, i have never seen anything like it..

Buy the one i have... This card have two operating modes "installation mode" .. and "app mode" When you boot the computer, its in "installation mode" .. you can see that by a CD/DVD drive icon on the desktop (its a small build-in flash memory that contains windows drivers).. once you eject that, it changes to "app mode" .. and in app-mode OSX have native support for the card

I have this one: http://www.osxlatitude.com/groups/d4xosx/wiki/e89c8/WWAN_in_OSX_on_Dell_Latitude_D420D430.html I can use it in two ways: 1. Install the software 2. Right click on this CD/DVD icon and eject it and then it start to work natively.. What do you have ?