Mariusz

Read this post regarding boot pack.

Strange the shutdown fix should work. Anyways try this DSDT: dsdt-shutdown.aml.zip Just rename it to dsdt.aml and replace in /Extra/

As fare as I remember this is because DVD Player expects internal drive but OSX sees it as external. You can patch DVD Player by replacing Internal instances with External (in HEX ofcourse). Google DVD Player external patch for a solution or just forget about DVD Player and use VLC. But the patching is simple. Search for all 496E7465726E616C and replace with 45787465726E616C in DVD Players binary.

Try DSDT for D830 with Graphicenabler=yes

I have updated my DSDT.aml for: - some apple friendly device names changes - better graphic performance on battery - some _SUN for PCI devices - SD-Card reader injection (hope this will help initializing the reader) - Firewire injection - AHCI now defined as ICH10 for SATA dsdt-mariusz2.aml.zip

Yes there is. You must do some essential edits to your vanilla dsdt: HPET, PCI, RTC, IRQ's cleanup, etc Extract your dsdt.aml from debian and compare it against my dsdt, you will have a general idea what was changed. I recomend you use this DSDT editor.

Here You go: AppleIntelE1000e.kext.zip

The lan kext is 64bit specific, it won't run in 32bit. You can search for older version here and there or use this.

1. Choose whatever method for preparing USB Lion install media (I favor myHack) 2. Add content of a boot pack to the install media 3. boot and install Here is my boot pack for your Lion install USB pen: bootpack-e6X00.zip

Have you tried DSDT from this post?

How about adding [sOLVED] to topic name.

OK last chance. I have cleaned the GMA injection- try this dsdt with GraphicEnabler=Yes if it's ok, add this to /Extra/org.chameleon.Boot.plist <key>GraphicsEnabler</key> <string>Yes</string> dsdt-d630-clean.aml.zip

Try this one and report any success or failure dsdt-d630-highres.zip

High and Low Resolution is a simple DSDT edit: For High resolution you need: "AAPL01,DualLink", Buffer (0x04) { 0x01, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 } This should be sorted out in next EDP release. (I guess) I see CRC has right DSDT for you in this post.

I know this is old but at least it will be answered: /System/Library/Extensions/IOSerialFamily.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AppleWWANSupport2.kext