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Hi Skorpio! Dobro dosao! I hope this community was helpful to you. If you follow the guides and use the EDP/MyHack as described, you will be fine. Zep PS Probaj pratiti sve korake onako kako je opisano. Ako imas problema, pogledaj prvo u arhivu. Ako tamo nista ne nadjes, e - onda pitaj tu. Sve dobro! Z.

@HaraldRT Well, the one thing I know: it is NOT in USB mode. There is no USB storage or partition to be seen. At least in Finder, PathFinder and Disk Utility. @Mariusz Is this out of your System Information or have you used any kind of a tool to extract this info?

Now, after I installed Sierra software it looks like this: USB-Hochgeschwindigkeits-Bus: Ort für Host-Controller: USB (Integriert) Treiber für Host-Controller: AppleUSBEHCI PCI Geräte-ID: 0x27cc PCI Revisions-ID: 0x0001 PCI Hersteller-ID: 0x8086 Bus-Nummer: 0xfd Hub: Produkt-ID: 0xa005 Hersteller-ID: 0x413c (Dell Inc.) Version: 50,18 Geschwindigkeit: Bis zu 480 MBit/s Standort-ID: 0xfd200000 / 2 Verfügbare Stromstärke (mA): 500 Erforderliche Stromstärke (mA): 2 Hub: Produkt-ID: 0x7761 Hersteller-ID: 0x0b97 (O2 Micro, Inc.) Version: 1,10 Geschwindigkeit: Bis zu 12 MBit/s Standort-ID: 0xfd230000 / 4 Verfügbare Stromstärke (mA): 500 Erforderliche Stromstärke (mA): 200 Biometric Coprocessor: Produkt-ID: 0x2016 Hersteller-ID: 0x0483 (STMicroelectronics) Version: 0,01 Geschwindigkeit: Bis zu 12 MBit/s Hersteller: STMicroelectronics Standort-ID: 0xfd231000 / 6 Verfügbare Stromstärke (mA): 100 Erforderliche Stromstärke (mA): 100 O2Micro CCID SC Reader: Produkt-ID: 0x7762 Hersteller-ID: 0x0b97 (O2 Micro, Inc.) Version: 1,10 Geschwindigkeit: Bis zu 12 MBit/s Hersteller: O2 Standort-ID: 0xfd232000 / 5 Verfügbare Stromstärke (mA): 200 Erforderliche Stromstärke (mA): 0 USB MMC Storage: Produkt-ID: 0x0fff Hersteller-ID: 0x1199 (Sierra Wireless Inc.) Version: 0,00 Seriennummer: SWOC22905731 Geschwindigkeit: Bis zu 12 MBit/s Hersteller: Sierra Wireless Standort-ID: 0xfd220000 / 3 Verfügbare Stromstärke (mA): 500 Erforderliche Stromstärke (mA): 100 Sierra as USB MMC Storage?! Maybe my DSDT. Are you using the EDP one?

OK. I uninstalled my Sierra Watcher 2.6 and rebooted. After the boot there was no WWAN card (or modem or whatever of that ilk) in my network preferences. I deleted NetworkInterfaces.plist and preferences.plist out of /Library/Preference/SystemConfiguration/ to force Lion to do another HW check and write new plists. Rebooted. Still no WWAN card. Then I installed SierraWatcher. As you said: it works. But I don't know why my D430 does not use AppleWWANSupport2.kext to initialize the WWAN card and offer it for connectivity. Any ideas? PS I don't even have AppleWWANSupport2.kext in my S/L/E. Did you have it by default or just installed it yourself? EDIT: OK, I found it. It is a plugin for IOSerialFamily.kext, which is a part of my /S/L/E kexts. But still, it didn't do anything with my WWAN card.

Mariusz, how did you get this WWAN card working with native drivers?? I have the same card but needed to use Watcher 2.0.6 (like described on OSXL Wiki). Otherwise I could not see the card. In general it works with Sierra Watcher 2.0.6 drivers, but in some stages I had issues (endless loops and such). And I have issues connecting to 3G (usually switching to GPRS for no apparent reason). I would prefer to use the card with vanilla drivers but apparently you found a newer Watcher which work with MC8781. Do they work in 32bit too (D430)? Thanks!

OK, OSXL community! We are as far as we could get with dev and testing of the new EDP packages. You are getting those due courtesy of OSXL Crew, but mainly Leon, Bronx Teck, CRC and Daniel. You can find the download files here Here are the changelogs: Activity log for EDP 1.9.2 - Snow Leopard ONLY! ------------------------------ 07/10-2011 Daniel Replaced /Models/D620-intel/Extensions/AppleBCM5751Ethernet.kext with another one - because it doesn't worked with Lion, now the fixed one works 09/10-2011 Leon Updated voodooHDA.kext with new ID's 14/10-2011 Leon Updated build mode with support for both x86 and x64 03/11-2011 Leon Updated the Chameleon theme to a new OSXLatitude theme 17/11-2011 Leon Updated "Hardware info" and "cWizzard" apps in storages/apps 17/11-2011 Leon Updated Chameleon in storage/apps to 2.1 r1684 17/11-2011 Leon Added support for Dell Precision M4300 (Created by CRC) 17/11-2011 Leon Updated the "Hardware info" application Activity log for EDP 2.2 ------------------------------ 05/10-2011 Leon Renamed /Extra/storage/fixes/appleintelintergratedframebuffer to /Extra/storage/fixes/Lion-gma950fix - now the GMA fix will work 07/10-2011 Daniel Replaced /Models/D620-intel/Extensions/AppleBCM5751Ethernet.kext with another one (because it doesn't worked with Lion, now the fixed one works) 09/10-2011 Leon Updated voodooHDA.kext with new ID's 12/10-2011 Leon Added new build method where we will be using OSX's kernelcache. The new method, includes adding all kexts to a dummy next called 0edp.kext, this file is then copied to /System/Libary/Extentions and new kernel Cache is automatically generated 12/10-2011 Leon Extracted all plugin kexts from kextspacks so they can be loaded via the new method 12/10-2011 Leon Removed the backup method doLastConfigBackup(), using the new build method i do not see any reason to do backups 03/11-2011 Leon Updated the Chameleon theme to a new OSXLatitude theme 10/11-2011 Bronxteck fixed bug in option 7 in fixme.sh 16/11-2011 Leon Fixed build bug in fixme.sh when using GMAfix 16/11-2011 Leon Removed path.sh since its no longer used 17/11-2011 Leon Re-designed path system to include two new vars, $SLEPATH and $ROOTPATH, now EDP 2.x supports multipath again (means: you can install EDP onto another partition and use it there) 17/11-2011 Leon Updated "Hardware info" and "cWizzard" apps in storages/apps 17/11-2011 Leon Updated Chameleon in storage/apps to 2.1 r1684 17/11-2011 Leon Added support for Dell Precision M4300 (Created by CRC) 17/11-2011 Leon Refactored rebuild.sh and fixme.sh and moved path generators to getPaths.sh 17/11-2011 Leon Added multipath support for GMA-fix script 17/11-2011 Leon Removed support for AppleACPIBatteryManager.kext, because its known to create KP in Lion, the kept is still in the package, but not active during build. You will notice one major change in EDP 2.2: 0edp.kext. It is a new build method, which allows to use the variable "UserKernelCache=Yes" in your org.Chameleon.Boot.plist. What does that mean? Well, all your specific kexts are copied into one kext (0edp.kext) which is then copied to your /System/Library/Extensions and from there on it is treated as Lions own kext. This speeds up the boot process considerably (this multi-kext is loaded as one of the first). Lion does not need to go trough all kexts and find out what configuration fits. Lion just knows. I hope we covered all the bases. But, as you know, hackintoshing is not an exact science. We tested on all models available to us - and it worked nicely. But, like always, your mileage may vary. Have fun! Your OSXL Crew

Thanks Andy! You input is appreciated! I already sent a request to our Wiki master. If you have any other tips you might want us to include - just keep them coming!

We all learn by doing things. You don't want to know on what simple things I stumbled upon when I installed OSX for the first time on my D430.

Great to see your system is working fine. Thanks fo updating us!

#4 here. It works nice in my config.

Try Wiki for Broadcom http://www.osxlatitu...irport-extreme/ For your brightness issue there is a fix in a current 2.x EDP, i think it is the option 8 in fixes (option 2 in ./edptool.command) , when you run the EDP tool. Hope this helps

Thanks for the flowers! The Crew is doing their best to help, although sometimes we are running out of time (or even skills) If you really think of writing down some of your experiences that would be of great value for the community! So, please do so. We all would appreciate it greatly!. Thanks!

well, as they say: if it ain't broken - don't try to fix it. if everything works without bios password - don't apply it. lower temps will extend the life of your computer - higher would hurt it. the lower - the better

I am using Renice K3VLAR 120GB SSDwith native PATA controller. I did the replacement myself. And if I can anyone can. It's probably not as fast as Leon's Runcore, but I paid it like $50 less then the one Leon is pointing to. And it works fine.