sumerik

Some combination of installing Chameleon and running myfix a few times, and now the ethernet port is detected.  I'll fool around with the wifi card a bit.

Regarding the earlier post, unchecking "use kernel cache" allows me to boot with out typing -f each time. 

I've gone in there, but never get a confirmation message...I have two things on the left "Firewire" and "Bluetooth PAN".  My Status is Not Connected.. when I go through assist me, and click on diagnostics, ethernet and wi-fi are grayed out. I bought a broadcom 4312 wireless card, too.. but am having no luck there either.  I just tried a fresh re-install (it seemed to just do it over the top) and still no luck.

If you're referring to the one in the 2nd response there, it didn't end up working for me.  I was hoping the 64 bit one that was found via google might be a good alternative, unless it's the same one.

To clarify, I put it on the usb boot stick I was using in /extra, and ran myfix, and also tried putting it directly on the hackintosh in /extra and ran myfix (Both times as full), and osx still doesn't seem to find the ethernet adapter.

Re: built-in Ethernet, I was able to find the 64-bit version IntelE1000e.kext through Google, I copied it to E/E and ran myFix and now Ethernet is working fine.

Could you provide the link to the one that worked for you? I have been unable to get this to work so far.

Thanks!