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Herp-a-derp. The computer booted, and now Pstate shows up and NOW the kext is there... after like 5 new builds. Also, this doesn't pertain to the thread topic, but is there any reason why my installation breaks if I restore from a Time Machine backup?

On the Apple boot animation with the spinning lines.

Great. I done another build, and now I cannot boot Lion without being in safe mode. I get the little sign with the / mark in it.

Core 2 Duo T7200. Did a new build, still isn't working.

*Bump* Anyone?

It's not there. I even tried to redo the EDP process, and it just doesn't show up.

I finally got retail Lion on my D820, and have already faced an issue. I ran EDP for Lion on this installation, and when I rebooted, SpeedStep isn't working. Emulated SpeedStep just says VoodooPState not loaded, and I'm getting heating issues. Any way I can fix this?

Computer is booting normally. I'm still not running in 64 bit.

I can't save the org.chameleon file. OSX wont let me. Help? EDIT: I also tried booting with arch=x86_64. My computer booted fine, until the screen flashed, and went onto the blue screen when OSX boots up. It just hanged there. Not even the mouse showed. My entire computer locked up afterwards.

So I upgraded my D820's processor to the Core2 Duo T7200. However, OSX still runs in 32 bit mode. Any way I can get this thing running in 64 bits? c:

Anyone know what are the proper settings for iFail L on the Dell Latitude D820? I try and the installation just keeps on failing. Ever since I installed my new Core 2 Duo, my Snow Leopard installation stopped working, and I've been trying to install Lion ever since. :c

Oh, so it is there. I guess its just not supported. What a let-down. Thanks anyways.

Actually. For that matter, I installed the kext with Kext Helper, and when I rebooted, it wasnt even in the Extra/Extensions folder.

Installed the kext with Kext Helper, rebooted fine, OSX doesn't see my PCMCIA card reader. Know whats up?

Wondering if I can ever get the PCMCIA card slot working in my Latitude D820. Running 10.6.7.

Okay, I only just noticed this while I was Skyping. I let my D820 go to sleep, and woke it back up. But then, when I go into another Skype call, the other person cannot hear me. I go into System Preferences, and into Sound, and the test meter picks up nothing. I can only fix it by plugging in a pair of headphones into the microphone slot, and unplugging it. I know it's a simple solution, but I just don't like to carry a pair of headphones to fix my Mic. I use the Mic alot of times on the go, and I sleep my computer alot of times. Anyone know how to fix this issue permanently?

Nope. No dice.

Oh man. Money for a small fix. :l Sigh... i'll see what I can do.

Nothing like that in my BIOS.

NVIDIA (Quadro NVS 110M)

Tried alot of googling. Nothing. Are you guys display sleep working?

Uh. Hello? You still helping me?

Currently rocking Snow Leopard.

I tried it. Didn't work. Only fixed regular sleep mode.

Anyone know why display sleep doesn't work on my Latitude D820? Native sleep works, no display sleep. Drains my battery and LCD gets very warm.