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I assume you're using the patched kernel for Haswell, right? Did you try bootloader option as npci=0x2000 or npci=0x3000? Can you post your /Extra?

DSDT should be the same regardless of the CPU. SSDT is the table to be changed according to CPU for Sandy/Ivy/Haswell. You can either look for a pre-made file on the Web or make your own with one of the published guides (e.g.: at RampageDev's blog).

Maybe you've used the wrong boot pack. What's in your /Extra?

He's running 10.9 not 10.10.

Then, you should go for Jake Lo's boot pack; it's available by clicking on the blue E6420 link in his signature. It includes the DSDT + Intel FrameBuffer

That'll be due to having the wrong DSDT I reckon. I had a very similar situation when I Maverick'ed my wife's E6420 (i5-2410M @2.30GHz, Intel HD3000 only with 1600x900 LCD) a few months ago. Fixed after using the right DSDT, getting corrupt ("plaid") screen initially. I guess it depends on your screen.

http://www.osxlatitude.com/tuning-performance-with-fakesmc-smbios-plist/ https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/2673-performance-tuning-with-fakesmc/ Check which SMBIOS Clover is using by default and tune your FakeSMC accordingly (SMC keys + smc-compatible parameters).

it would really please me if people actually bothered to read existing publications and threads or searched the forum before posting questions. The permanent spoon feeding is getting quite tiring...

In such cases, you should turn to Clover.

Sounds like you've used some incorrect files... You need to use one of the most recent FakeSMC versions; I've published v5.2.678 in the related thread in R&D section of the forum. Use those files.

You can use SMBIOS for MacBookPro (6,1)/(6,2) with SMC keys 1.57f18/1.58f17 and smc-piketon. GeForce GT 330M is based on same nVidia chip as Quadro NVS 3100M, so GPU PM should be the same.

Read the article & thread about Performance Tuning and try things out. I don't think you needed to do that AGPM kext patching at all.

Have you done the FakeSMC/SMBIOS tuning? If not, look it up and do the tuning.

Fair enough about 1.69F4 then, but I have other documents that stated 1.69F3 and it worked well on the HP mobile workstation I tested this on. 1.69F4 could be an Apple update of course... You can google for those various battery management kexts or look them up on Hackintoshosx.org (ex kexts.com). For instance: http://www.hackintoshosx.com/files/file/183-applesmartbatterymanager-kext/

Use the instructions published in my similar thread for D630 in this very section.

SMC keys for MBP8,2 should be 1.69f3 not 1.69f4. You selected DualLink in your boot plist, was BackLight not sufficient? Your DVD issues will be linked to your graphics problem. For battery management, there are several kexts: Voodoo but also some Apple, so if one does not seem to work well, you can always try another.

Who knows? Last version I use on my D Series is r2377. I think it was the last version downloadable before the repo server went tits up. boot-r2377.zip

Did you try to boot with -v to see where things stop? If you think it's Chameleon related, try and boot through a myHack USB key and re-install an older version of Chameleon.

Erm… read the post! For update: no procedure, update either through Apple Menu->Software update or through Apple's 10.8.5 combo update. It's entirely up to you.

Look on the web for recovery solutions. I don't know if they exist for your Lenovo X201, but they certainly do exist for some Dell laptops, so you never know... Eg: http://forums.mydigitallife.info/threads/870-Bios-Recovery-Procedures/page139?p=779644&viewfull=1#post779644

There you are: replace your /Extra/Extensions + Boot plist + SMBIOS plist by those in the attached archive. you probably have PSMenu in /Library/LaunchAgents, delete it, it'll no longer be required because you'll now have native CPU and GPU power management. run myFix (quick) and reboot. if you have IDA enabled in BIOS, disable it (you have a Merom CPU). Tuned_Archiv.zip Use the attached HWMonitor app if you want to monitor CPU+GPU T°, speed, voltage, etc. It goes with the tuned FakeSMC you'll now have. HWMonitor.zip PS: you can safely update to 10.8.5.

Ouh, that's a messy build! There are kexts that I've never even seen on a D Series nVidia (like that totally useless Intel FrameBuffer kext). 'will provide you with a proper and tuned up build in a few minutes...

Please indicate your D830 specs (model, screen res), the OS X version you're using and post a zipped copy of your /Extra folder. If you've used EDP, do not post your entire /Extra folder, only the following subset: Chameleon boot plist SMBios plist Extensions folder If you have a Bluetooth module, please indicate the model. Thanks.

https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/6871-cannnot-download-from-app-store-after-succesfull-installing-os-x-109-maverick-on-e6410/page-2&do=findComment&comment=41500 No double posts please...

Unfortunately, your GTX 660M will remain unsupported because of old Optimus issue...