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Yes, so I'll have to dig up those STAC9200 kext packs from one of my other laptops.

Can you check you've got BIOS configured as per recommended settings? If you do, add NullCPUPowerManagement kext to /E/E and re-run myFix (quick). It's buried inside the myHack app package, so browse its contents to retrieve it.

SL is not out of support, far from it. Use the above files. And EDP should still support 32bit-only system like Yonah-based D420/D430/D620, that was kept-on last year in early EDP v5. For audio, if VoodooHDA + AppleHDADisabler is not working, opt for patched STAC92xx kextpack.

Ha, yes, of course... Yonah CoreDuo. Sorry, sorry... You're going to have to go back to NullCPUPowerManagement + VoodooPState kexts + PStateMenu launch agent, native SpeedStep not being applicable to your model, undoubtedly... Copy those 2 kexts to /E/E and the plist to /Library/LaunchAgents, then run myFix (quick) and reboot. You should be Ok afterwards. NullCPUPowerManagement.kext.zip VoodooPState.kext.zip PStateMenu.plist.zip My apologies, doing too many things at the same time...

As I said, you can use the fully tuned pack and not need EDP. If you do an EDP build that installs a 64bit FakeSMC kext, don't reboot before you've actually replaced it by a 32bit or 32/64bit version and re-run myFix (quick).

There's an announcement at the very top of the forum about ongoing changes that will last until at least September. If the SL and Lion boot packs or EDP tuning provide/install 64bit versions of FakeSMC, please report it in EDP bug/issues section. Had you looked in there, you would have found this D620 SL-related thread where I've provided a fully tuned pack (no subsequent need for EDP). There are also 32/64bit versions of FakeSMC posted here. They can be used for 32bit SL and naturally also apply to D620 with C2D running Lion or MLPF'ed ML (graphics only supported in 32bit mode). The D620 can only run OS X in 32bit mode due to the Intel GMA950 graphics, so it does not matter whether is has 32bit Yonah CoreDuo CPU or 64bit Merom Core2Duo CPU.

Once you've reached the end of your installation (whether USB installer or actual HDD/SSD installation), proceed with myHack->Install Extra (using your own) and point to my /Extra. In other words, you replace whatever you may have used before by that pack. Don't use Kext Wizard, just place your kexts in /Extra/Extensions (or remove unecessary kexts from there), then run myFix (quick). Yes, DSDTEditor from IM or directly from the Olarilla links. All M4300 have the nVidia Quadro FX 360M, there's no exception... 'been said before in previous M4300 threads.

Ok, remember what I wrote in the post: the DSDT was patched for DW1395/DW1397. If you have a different wifi card, remove the entire Method (_DSM ...) from Device (ARPT) section of the DSDT and recompile.

Meantime, you may use the complete pack posted here and that does not require post-installation EDP tuning.

Using NVRAM Chameleon module? You may also try and add a credit card number to your AppStore account; 'known to solve the issue on occasions (was my own personal case...).

Mmm, I'll borrow my friend's D830 nVidia 135M low res to try this out and verify things by myself.

Did you try any version of VoodooHDA at all? Versions 2.7.x or v2.8.x ? My Dell Vostro 200 has built-in ALC888 (ICH9 controller with PCI id 8086:293e) and I get perfect audio with the VoodooHDA v2.8.1 that's was installed initially. Never changed it since. I would tend to believe the IM thread that mentions ALC1200 and would attempt the DSDT edit provided. If you don't know how to do it, just post your extracted raw DSDT (extract it with tools such as DSDTEditor or Chameleon Wizard, having booted without any DSDT file) and we'll look at it. Whilst you're at it, also post a saved output of IORegistryExplorer (again having booted without any DSDT file).

@Neocisco: here's what you need (Chameleon boot plist + iMac9.1 SMBIOS plist): CW_plists.zip

Yes, you just replace the /Extra of your USB installer with this one, then run myFix (quick). You can use this pack with Mavericks.

Ok, that boot pack is wrong! Try the attached and let me know. Extra_D830_NV140M.zip All you need to add is some audio kext (you can use VoodooHDA + HDADisabler kexts) and any eventual wifi kexts that may be required.

Doesn't an lspci -nn Terminal command show you the built-in audio device?

For the boot pack, just run myHack->Install Extra and point to the downloaded pack from this site. That should suffice for you to boot Mavericks.

Ok, this seems to be an nVidia model, right? Are you sure you're using a myHack installer with our D830 nVidia boot pack?

For the vanilla method, use myHack v3.3.1 + downloaded Mavericks installation application. Once you've made your installer, you simply replace the vanilla kernel (file called mach_kernel at root of media, USB installer or HDD) by one of the AMD kernels provided by Bronya (keep a backup of the original vanilla kernel - rename it vanilla_kernel for instance). You'll find them at InsanelyMac for download and I have also copied them to my Dell Precision 670 guide. Bronya published a new 10.9.4 AMD kernel yesterday and, whilst of works very well, it retains a few small bugs affecting graphics.

Use the boot pack provided by this site. It has all the necessary minimum set of files to get your basic installation going (in particular the patched DSDT file). Once you have that done, we'll help you finalise the installation with EDP or a direct complete /Extra pack if EDP proves problematic.

See post #11. Niresh is a distro. If you wish support for that, they have their own web site. We only support vanilla installation methods. Try myHack with an AMD kernel;

Hi, please tell us the method you used to install Mavericks and the files you've used as a boot pack if applicable.

Or a quick look in driver's details in Windows to obtain PCI ids could be a good way to identify vendor and product model.

1600x900 is not an issue for OS X. That's what I have on a Latitude E6420 (and many others on other laptops) and it works perfectly. Did you try the DualLink Chameleon boot option as suggested? It's usually required for resolution beyond 1366x768.

I would have thought those ports to work OOB, a bit like Firewire ports...