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  1. Hervé
    Mac OS X 10.6.1 DVD is not a Retail version and that's what you need; only 3 retail versions exist: 10.6, 10.6.3 and 10.6.8. You will not succeed with your current DVD I'm afraid... Only the Retail DVDs have all the necessary installation files required for Hackintoshes; DVDs delivered with real Macs won't do.
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    Added D-Link DWA-121 rev A1. Added Tenda W522U 802.11a/b/g/n USB dongle. Operates at 300Mbps. Added NetGear WNA3100M 802.11b/g/n USB dongle. Operates at 300Mbps. On-Networks N300 is the exact same device.
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    AppStore requires the LAN card to work as en0 interface (use Terminal command ifconfig)...
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    Just use the regular myHack USB installation process with the bootpack + AMD kernel I posted in the main Precision 670 guide: https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/2061-dell-precision-470-670-workstation/&do=findComment&comment=35008 That workstation will not boot any vanilla kernel so you have to manually call on the AMD kernels or rename them "mach_kernel". It's better to rename the AMD kernel file as 'mach_kernel' in order to successfully rebuild cache in a totally standard and transparent way.
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    However... http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/285110-amd-working-builds/page-8?do=findComment&comment=1985130
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    No sleep issue with 10.9.2 on D630 nVidia here... But I'm using native power management/SpeedStep with Kozlek's FakeSMC. Try and use the M4300 pack I posted a few months ago.
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    I'm afraid you need SL8MA dual-core Paxville Xeon DP CPUs (and therefore XC837 motherboard) for anything above Snow Leopard. 64bit single core Irwindale will simply not do... All my attempts to boot one of those AMD kernels failed until I swapped my initial Irwindale Xeon processors (3.8GHz, 2Mo L2) with dual-core 2.8GHz Paxville models.
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    No issue at all; 'using VoodooHDA.
  9. Hervé
    Confirmed. New kernel 13.1.0 this time...
  10. Hervé
    If you want to discuss T510, please start a new thread.
  11. Hervé
    1) free app called "Display Menu" off AppStore 2) sort of
  12. Hervé
    Most likely, yes! Change your serial number with Chameleon Wizard SMBIOS editing...
  13. Hervé
    Make sure your Ethernet interface is 1st installed interface, i.e. en0. Check with Terminal command ifconfig. If it's not, remove all interfaces from Network System Pref Pane and all plist from /Library/Preferences/System Configuration. Reboot then add your Ethernet interface to begin with and the rest afterwards.
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    i would start all over with the bootpack I gave you (it has the correct Ethernet kext by the way). Redo your USB installer and make sure to re-run myHack at the end to install the bootpack to uour USB installer with "install Extra".
  15. Hervé
    Try this pack... D430_Extra_Lion.zip
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    If you have an Intel wireless card, disable or remove it.
  17. Hervé
    You probably need to install the older AppleACPIPlatform kext in /Extra/Extensions and install it with myHack->myfix (quick) to fix this. The kext is available off many Latitude D Series like D620 or D630.
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    Yes, our site is allergic to these tools. We only support muHack installation method here but if you wish to pursue with your other method, I guess you already know it has its own dedicated web site.
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    The idea is to incite Hackintoshers to educate themselves, not to spoonfeed them. Hence the repeated invitations to search, read and experiment, especially when matters/requests previously covered resurface.
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    Erm, did you open any of the above links to read the threads??? For a low-profile card that works well and OOB in Lion/ML/Mav, look for info mentioned in relation to Vostro 200 desktop...
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    Did you do a search on the forum at all? https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/273-optiplex-745/page-2?hl=+optiplex%20+745 https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/2013-dell-optiplex-745-ultra-small-form-factor/ https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/2346-optiplex-745-cant-boot-from-drive-snow-leopard/?hl=%2Boptiplex+%2B745 Install lspcidrv.kext in /E/E then use Terminal comamnd lspci -nn to find out the hardware specs of your system. lspcidrv.kext.zip
  22. Hervé
    Try this one: IOATAFamily.kext.zip
  23. Hervé
    Did you try HDD set to legacy in BIOS at all?
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    You can simply boot your USB installer and when you reach the installer main screen, go to Tools->myHack and run "Install Extra". Point to the Extra folder of your USB installer as source and your HDD as destination.
  25. Hervé
    Our EDP system build handles all those points and has done so for a few years now. Closed matters as far as we're concerned.
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