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I'm pretty sure your latest /Extra would do just fine to give us an idea of what's required.

Guys, please post your issues in Help&Support section. This is not the place for these matters.

Ha! You can't run Mavericks on a GMA X3100-based system. Sorry, that graphics chip was dropped by Apple since Mountain Lion: ML + Mav kernels are 64bit only there are no GMA X3100 64bit kexts Apple adopted OpenGL4.x since ML and that is not supported by X3100 hardware. At best, you might manage to install ML with MLPostFactor, which is a hack to run ML in 32bit kernel mode (there are a few bugs and limitations but it runs Ok generally speaking). Have a look at macrumors.com forum for that or at our EDP->Supported Models with Guides->Dell. Failing that, you best Vanilla version will be Lion 10.7.5.

Start with the Generic one and build from there; but I'm pretty sure Rosmaniac could share his /Extra with you.

Delete unwanted kexts from /E/E or moved them to /Extra/RemovedExtensions (useful to reuse if ever required), then run myFix (quick). Regarding the files I mentioned earlier today: copy attached FakeSMC kext to /E/E FakeSMC.kext.zip copy attached DSDT + plists to /Extra DSDT.aml.zip org.chameleon.Boot.plist.zip smbios.plist.zip copy attached HWMonitor to Applications folder HWMonitor.zip run myFix (quick) and reboot. run HWMonitor and observe.

That's an issue with your headset, nothing specific to Mac OS X. Some are awkward to put back in BT pairing mode if they were already paired to a computer right before.

What are the specs of that laptop, especially the graphics card/chip?

Special kernels like Nawcom's legacy kernels do that.

Big "?" for your Quadro FX 4600 graphics card, but the rest should be Ok. Hopefully, these Xeon dual core will be better supported than some quad core that gave trouble to some users. Make sure to use one of the the latest Chameleon boot loaders. I've seen strange CPU things with r2266, but r2263 was Ok.

Enable/activate/tick/set "Generate P-Sates" and "Generate C-States".

I'll send you my M4300 kext+SMBIOS plist tonight. I guess you might have done something wrong. When you do these things, you have to make sure to remove the following kexts from /Extra/Extensions: FakeSMC v4.0 (obviously replaced by Kozlek's more recent version) CPUMonitor NullCPUPowerManagement VoodooTSCSync (keep only on systems with Intel 945GM chipset) You can also get rid of: IOATAFamily SleepEnabler Then, make sure to enable P-States & C-States in your Chameleon boot plist.

You can get a copy here: https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/2032-dell-vostro-200/ You would need to update keys and smc-compatibility with values specified above with PlistEditorPro that you can download off the web. Failing that, I'll update my M4300 files tomorrow. But you can just download Kozlek's latest version for the M4300, since it fully support 64bit kernel mode; it'll work as long as you edit the FakeSMC plist as explained in the article.

Please post the specs.

If you read our article, you'll see that our tests showed better graphics performance with MBP5,1 profile. The kexts are available from the article, look at the bottom if I remember right. If not, you can just download Kozlek's latest version, it'll be fine on the M4300. Just do the SMC + key modifications like in the article.

Atheros AR9285 works OOB. Nothing to do to activate it other than making sure it's enabled in BIOS and/or switched on.

What kexts do you have in /Extra/Extensions? Are you using a myHack USB installer?

Use Chameleon Wizard. -> PM

Make sure to check the Chameleon boot plist before you reboot and remove the i386 parameter if it ever came back...

A USB mouse should definitely work. Try to boot the USB installer with the ML bootpack.

Tried with GraphicsEnabler=No?

Just try the various PS2 kext package available in EDP; can't remember which one works Ok with Lion, but I'm pretty sure Apple PS2 kexts or myHack default kexts are Ok. ANV Slice certainly works too.

My mistake, T8300 indeed!

No such list here, although I had tried to start one up. The best place to look at for this kind of things is the wiki on IM. I personally contribute there.

You can look at the file, it's totally safe...

Mavericks is installed now with myHack 3.3 + M4300 modified Mav bootpack (removed the i386 settings). Installation was straight and painless. No problem whatsoever. No PCIRoot=1 PStates & CStates enabled No IOATAFamily/NullPowerManager/CPUMonitor/TSCSync/SleepEnabler kexts Just FakeSMC 5.2.678 kext with SMC key 1.33f8 and SMBIOS plist set to MBP5,1 profile + minor cosmetic fixes to DSDT table That girl is dancing on 1st tune.