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You simply need to re-run myHack and select the "Create Extra" option in the menu. It's no longer automatic since v3.3.1 (possibly since 3.2), but Conti will probably re-instate it back in the next release.

Well, in Lion you can do "detect monitors". Is this a myHack/OSXL Lion installation?

On a USB key...

The bootpack should be installed with myHack so that you run myFix to fully install the pack. If you follow our guide (available in EDP pages above), you'll have no trouble at all.

Well, try a different battery manager as suggested.

Then, just make sure to use a myHack USB installer with our Mavericks boot pack. If you have an Intel wireless card, disable it in the BIOS or, better, remove it as it'll have to be replaced anyway. Remember to set your BIOS according to the recommended settings provided in the pinned thread of this very forum section. Do all this and you won't have any issue at all.

Ok, so try to put back the 2 X3100 kext back in /E/E from Removed Extensions, then re-run myFix (full).

You can't damage anything trying to install Mav !

Ok, this is very close to a D630 with Intel GMAX3100 graphics, there are very little differences. What's the max. resolution of your LCD screen? Try the attached Extra I modified for you (you probably won't have audio but that'll follow) and let us know how it goes. Modified Extra ThinkPad.zip You need to disable/remove that Intel wireless n card; it's not supported and needs to be replaced by a supported model.

BCM4360 is mini PCIe, not NGFF/M.2 format (yet?). I don't know if any NFGG/M.2 card exists that is supported under OS X.

Woaw, that's quite a mess you got there! It's going to need some rework of kexts and plists. I don't even think you have graphics acceleration for the integrated X3100 graphics at the moment. Do you have a translucent Finder bar at the top of the screen? Let's start at the beginning: open up a Terminal window and list your specs with lspci -nn command. Then posts us the results. We're gonna get down to the bare minimum and add kexts one by one to support the missing features afterwards. Then, we'll also look at the Chameleon version since your CPU is not even reported properly...

For your info, extracting the DSDT from OS X with Cham wizard to subsequently use it "as is" after placing the extracted .aml file in /Extra makes absolutely no difference at all: it's exactly the same as the table available in BIOS. DSDT files are only useful if patched.

Mm, things are a bit messy with kexts in /E/E and in /S/L/E... Since you appear to use a myHack installation, you should place all of your added kexts to /E/E then run myFix (quick). As such move your Voodoo kexts out of /S/L/E and place them in /E/E. Who knows? maybe you have something conflicting within myHack.kext plugins... I see you also have a Chameleon boot plist in /E/E; its normal place is /E.

You need to identify your bluetooth adapter and give us the details. You may require to patch vanilla kexts, you may require a dedicated kext or your module might not be supported at all.

nVidia GPU always runs hot in that machine, OS X making much heavier use of graphics acceleration than Windows. What changes does your above SSDT bring ? Better CPU power management, which OS X clearly handles less favourably than Windows?

No matter the OS, gaming on Latitude D Series with X3100 graphics... basic games maybe. MLPF would not make games any worse off than they would be under Lion on that laptop since it's totally reversing ML to Lion 10.7.5 graphics handling.

If you have your own existing bootpack, choose "your own", if you don't choose "Generic".

Intel wireless cards are not used by Apple; never have been; so you'll never find a driver, they're not supported. You have to consider a replacement card (but is there a NGFF/M.2 model currently supported under OS X ?) or a USB alternative.

Link is right above in post #2... Or look in Articles pages of the web site, there's an article with links.

As I said, you can also have ML (with a special hack).

Look at the Compatibility Chart in the EDP menu at the top of your page. Then you could also head for EDP->Supported Models with Guides section of the forum (for special ML installation - X3100 graphics are no longer supported since ML). Re: OS X installation procedure, please browse through the EDP pages of our web site before heading for the forum, you'll find all that you need.

Safe to update to 10.9.1 through Apple Menu->Software Update...

It means hardware replacement may be required. Re: wifi, you were told everything over a month ago, so go back to p1 of this thread and re-read answers you got.

Whilst the above parameters were also tested Ok with BIOS A17, CPU performance was subsequently found to be degraded with that latest BIOS version. As such, it is highly recommended to stick to BIOS A15. During testing, degraded performance was encountered on 2 different M4300, each fitted with Intel C2D T8300 2.4GHz CPU and the apparent problem repeatedly confirmed through benchmarking: BIOS A15 -> Geekbench (32bit): 3391 BIOS A17 -> Geekbench (32bit): 2470

I would try the the ribbon cable "upside-down" if I were you; at least you know you'll have tried all possibilities...