-
Posts
10031 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
562
Content Type
Profiles
Articles, News and Tips
Forums
Posts posted by Hervé
-
-
You can place/copy/move the kext to /System/Library/Extensions or /Library/Extensions, then repair permissions and rebuild the cache. On next reboot, the kext will load and your card should be working as you expect.
To repair permissions, open up Terminal and enter the following commands:
sudo chmod -R 755 /System/Library/Extensions (or /Library/Extensions) sudo chown -R 0:0 /System/Library/Extensions (or /Library/Extensions)
To rebuild the cache, enter the following commands:
sudo touch /System/Library/Extensions (or /Library/Extensions) sudo kextcache -Boot -U /
-
GPU confirmed as Intel GMA3150 (ven:dev id = 8086:a011). Only framebuffer support (i.e. limited resolution switching) is available but no full graphics acceleration. Not worth spending time on this old and low-end platform as a partial-only Hackintosh.
-
At the risk of stating the obvious, are you sure there is not a wireless service on/off switch somewhere on the laptop that would be in the "off" position? Or maybe all wireless services are disabled in BIOS. Bluetooth and wireless are handled very differently from a "kext perspective" and do not usually die together unless controlled by a switch. Unless it's a combo card and it dies of course...
-
TeamViewer will probably not work (or only extremely slowly) without graphics acceleration...
-
You need to patch the Atheros kext or, better, your DSDT.
-
I guess you only cloned the OS X partition, not the boot partition (the EFI partition if you want...). It's a simple matter of reinstalling your bootloader on the cloned disk. Otherwise, use a tool that will clone actual physical sectors of your HDD.
Plenty of topics and posts on the cloning matter on the forum, use the search facility.
-
GMA3150 is unsupported under OS X, so no graphics acceleration no matter what. It's quite a significant burden on a low-end netbook such as this one. You can always check out the GPU id in your System Profiler to confirm your model but Atom N455 is Pineview generation and, indeed, those CPUs integrate GMA3150 graphics processor. You can't "change the kext with Intel GMA950" or pretend your GMA3150 is a GMA950 or GMA X3100 to that effect. It just does not work.
If you want, try and install the lspci package to be able to list the hardware specs through Terminal command lspci -nn.
All in all, it's a fairly poor platform for a partially-running Hackintosh.
-
Problem is undoubtedly due to the known issue of Apple having thoroughly modified the way USB ports are managed in El Capitan. I suggest you identify the technical details of all your USB ports through an IOReg extract from Yosemite, then adjust your DSDT and USB kexts in EC to try and ensure all your USB ports are detected and enabled. At the moment, it's not the case under 10.11, hence lack of WWAN module.
-
1
-
-
Last update: 09/08/2016
For those who need an extracted copy of El Capitan kernel to build their manual Chameleon/Enoch-based USB installers, here are copies of the various kernels that have come out so far (DP/DB versions excluded).
I also include copies of the patched AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement kexts that are necessary on SandyBridge/IvyBridge CPUs.
Patches courtesy of Pimentel and his tools as published at IM.
Vanilla kernels for Core2Duo/Core2Quad, Arrandale and Sandy/Ivy Bridge CPUs:
- Vanilla_kernel_10.11.1.zip (Darwin 15.0.0)
- Vanilla_kernel_10.11.2.zip (Darwin 15.2.0)
- Vanilla_kernel_10.11.3.zip (Darwin 15.3.0)
- Vanilla_kernel_10.11.4.zip (Darwin 15.4.0)
- Vanilla_kernel_10.11.5.zip (Darwin 15.5.0)
- Vanilla_kernel_10.11.6.zip (Darwin 15.6.0)
Patched kernels for Haswell, Broadwell, Skylake CPUs:
- Haswell_kernel_10.11.1.zip (Darwin 15.0.0)
- Haswell_kernel_10.11.2.zip (Darwin 15.2.0)
- Haswell_kernel_10.11.3.zip (Darwin 15.3.0)
- Haswell_kernel_10.11.4.zip (Darwin 15.4.0)
- Haswell_kernel_10.11.5.zip (Darwin 15.5.0)
- Haswell_kernel_10.11.6.zip (Darwin 15.6.0)
Patched AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement kexts for Sandy/Ivy Bridge CPUs:
- Patched_AICPUPM_10.10.1.zip
- Patched_AICPUPM_10.11.2.zip
- Patched_AICPUPM_10.11.3.zip
- Patched_AICPUPM_10.11.4.zip
- Patched_AICPUPM_10.11.5.zip
- Patched_AICPUPM_10.11.6.zip
NB: kernels go to /System/Library/Kernels as kernel; patched AICPUPM kext goes to /System/Library/Extensions
-
5
-
Yup, me thinks Atom CPU needs atom kernel or, I guess, legacy/AMD kernel such as Nawcom's...
-
Have a look at Insanelymac.com, they have a good section on AMD systems, especially kernels (AMD systems cannot run vanilla kernels). Last time I looked, good Yosemite support stopped at 10.10.4 and there was no available AMD kernel for EC, but that was a few months ago. Things may have evolved since.
-
[...]
- Bluetooth do not get disable(turn off button grey out) and always discoverable
[...]
You need to patch the Bluetooth kext in order to add your own BT device and get it supported. You'll then be able to enable/disable BT services from within OS X. Have a look at what was done for other BT devices, for instance here. It even works for integrated and supported BT chips of unsupported Intel wireless cards as stated here or here for instance.
- Bluetooth do not get disable(turn off button grey out) and always discoverable
-
-
If video performance is not up to speed, you probably need to tune AGPM (AppleGraphicsPowerManagement). See here (includes tested and verified settings for NVS 160M on E6400).
-
@ssprod: rather than offer your Clover folder + necessary kexts by PM, why don't you post them directly in this thread or as an add-on to a guide? Don't be shy to share.
-
A supported CPU is indeed normally properly detected. At least on a good vanilla installation.
-
-
You'll need the correct CPU for that, i.e. CoreDuo/Core2Duo (a Celeron would probably require a legacy kernel), but it seems this model is based on GMA 4500M graphics which means you'll never enjoy graphics support/acceleration; as such, it's kind of worthless. It does not look like a good platform to run OS X unfortunately.
-
-
Those files are of course reusable from Yos to EC.
-
Or this E6420 guide... All necessary files included in the pack.
-
You may not have any GPU power management.
-
i5-2520M is supported. You can grab the associated SSDT in my E6220 guide.
-
I can confirm Bronxteck's statements. Due to chipset/GPU, this old laptop will only support OS X in 32bit kernel mode so the upper limit is Lion 10.7.5. You may attempt ML with the special MLPF hack but it's kind of awkward and a little buggy anyway. Best to stick to a full vanilla installation.
The GeForce 7400 should be supported by the standard nVidia kexts (NV40 architecture from memory) but getting full graphics acceleration may require a DSDT patch or an EFI string injection (more or less the same effect), indeed as per the Dell Latitude D620/D820.
No Intel wireless card will be supported and would therefore have to be replaced by a supported model in order to enjoy wireless networking.
Regarding an installation guide, I invite you to consult the myHack-based installation instructions found in the EDP->Documentation page.
(Solved) New to hackintosh need help with Lenovo Thinkpad X201
in The Archive
Posted