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Edit: Thought I just fixed it. Nevermind.

My Latitude runs BIOS revision A32. Under the settings I've found two things. Parallel Port: *which was at first on ECP* the options were... Disabled AT PS/2 ECP I set that to PS/2 and I found Mouse/Touchpad: *Touchpad-PS/2 was selected first* the options under it are... Serial Mouse PS/2 Mouse Touchpad-PS/2 I also set that to PS/2 Mouse

I've tried every PS/2 driver available in EDP 3. All giving me the same problem.

Keyboard and Trackpad just locked up again.

Trying this right now, I'll report results in a few.

I just did a fresh new install of OSX Lion if that helps.

I dont get it. How am I practically the only E6400 user getting this problem?

Well. I do have AppleACPIPS2Nub.kext if that's what you're talking about.

It locked up again.

Okay, did a new build, did the moving, repaired permissions, and just rebooted. Now I just wait until it possibly freezes again...?

When I copied over the ApplePS2Controller.kext over to S/L/E, I got the System extension cannot be used message. Should this be happening?

Kinda confused, should I use Option 1 or Option 5 for the PS/2 controller?

Trying this now, will be back in a couple of minutes.

I did it, but a couple minutes later the keyboard and mouse stopped working again.

I'll give this a try and report back results in a bit.

Does anyone have a solution? This is the only thing preventing me from a perfect install! :c

It just happens when I'm using OSX. No hibernate or sleep required. I can just be typing out an IM, or this forum post, and all of a sudden, my keyboard and mouse stop working. I've had this issue with my D820, and it was fixed by just using a different PS/2 controller, it's not doing the same for this.

I'm having a serious issue with my Lion 10.7.3 installation on my latitude E6400. I can use the OS normally, but then after a while, my keyboard and trackpad just stop working. I have to reboot to fix the issue. I've tried every PS/2 driver that was in EDP 3, and none of them fixed it. I don't know what to do here.

What should I be copying over from the Extra's folder after installing EDP 3.1?

I don't know what to do here. I've successfully gotten OSX 10.7 to boot on my E6400 using my USB install pen drive made from myHack 3.1, but when I make it to the desktop... nothing is working. No sound No Bluetooth No Wi-Fi No Ethernet. I can't get EDP 3.0 set up on my machine because I don't have a internet connection. What am I doing wrong here? I'm getting stressed out.

I am trying to install Lion on my E6400, but I got a kernel panic. I'll describe all of my steps listed here. - Ran myHack on my D820, created a USB Install Pen for the E6400 - Deleted the current extra's folder in the install pen, replaced it with the Extra's folder from the E6400/E6500 boot pack. - Set E6400's SATA Operation mode in the bios to AHCI. - Booted into the pen drive. - Formatted drive into Mac OS X Journalized - **THIS STEP IS WHERE I THINK I MAY HAVE MESSED UP.** myHack then opened, two pop up windows came up. I selected Yes on both of them. - Install completed, rebooted. Getting kernel panic. Anyone know what to do?

I've been procrastinating about asking this question for months now, and it's finally getting on my last nerve. There's an issue I'm having with sound and its about it being way too loud. On max, it feels like my speakers on my D820 are about to blow up, and on the lowest setting I can still hear it very well. Does anyone know what I can do to fix this issue? Thanks.

Just installed OSX 10.7.3 on my Latitude D820, and it works fine, everything working normally.

So I was trying to play a Steam game earlier on my Hackintosh installation and I get errors about OpenGL failing to open and all that horrible error stuff, while on Windows, of course, the game can run without any issues. Am I missing something for my graphics? Transitions, such as the transition when you log into your account on Lion lag as well for an example.

Yeah, I've only restored Documents and Applications and that kills the install, but whatever. Thanks for helping out. c: