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  1. Hervé
    Same as 1st one by the look of things... -> Chameleon version.
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    Bootpacks only provide essentials for initial installation. Hence lack of audio, it's non-essential. This is however covered by EDP once you do the EDP System Build. I don't know what Lion fix you refer to unless you can pinpoint the exact cause of the problem. It's difficult to troubleshoot because I don'"t think any of us owns a HiRes WUXGA D830.
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    Let's see if we can help you. Watch this space...
  4. Hervé
    Of course, use the manufacturer's provided kext/software, that's pretty much a guarantee that your adapter will work in Mac OS X.
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    If you want ML, refer to the specific guide in the "Supported models with guide" section. The current guide is for the D830 LoRes (1280x800), but it would be nice of you to try it out for your HiRes WUXGA model. You should just have to replace the DSDT provided in the bootpack by the one you currently use in SL 10.7 or Lion 10.7. Let us know, so that we may add/confirm the HiRes model to the guide.
  6. Hervé
    Your Intel wireless card will not be supported; you'll have to replace it with a supported model. There's a list here. If the suggested boot pack does not let you boot your installer, try the generic one instead and build from it.
  7. Hervé
    Just remove it and rebuild permissions + caches with myFix.
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    As far as I know, the last BIOS for the D830 is A16. The pinned BIOS thread is right above this one. You would not normally miss it. If you get through with SL, then make another ML installer or get another ML image.
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    Using DW5520 in OS X

    Hervé replied to Hervé's topic in WWAN

    Up! Tested Ok under Mavericks (DP7). EDIT: 09May2014 - - - - - - - - - - - - - I confirm this still works with patched CellPhoneHelper.kext v1.3.2 under Mav 10.9.2
  10. Hervé
    https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/forum/76-applehda/
  11. Hervé
    That's fine. I see that it's listed exactly as my Twintech model (except for RAM of course): same PCI ids as expected, even same revision, only the ROM version differs as you could expect too.
  12. Hervé
    If it's not already there, can you add the attached kext to /Extra/Extensions of your myHack USB installer and run myFix on it? lspcidrv.kext.zip Then, restart the installer and when you get to the installation screen, to to Utilities to open a Terminal command and type: lspci -nn. Then post the output of the command. Could you also confirm your BIOS version and check your settings against the recommend ones that are in the pinned thread? NB: On checking the boot pack, I saw that the SMBIOS plist is that of MBP5,1 now.
  13. Hervé
    Glad to see it's all working. IntelCPUMonitor kext works with earlier release of FakeSMC such as v4.0. It's not required with newer versions published by Kozlek and in fact, clashes with them. I don't know what your IntelCPUController kext does. I don't have that on any of my D series laptops.
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    The guys used a retail version. The stuff you link to is only good for real Macs, though not all of them it would appear. I don't believe it provides the full packages of a retail version (it's mentioned in the comments) and those are required for a Hackintosh. For a retail version of ML, you can either sell your right arm and spend 18€ on AppStore or use Google, it's everyone's friend if you see what I mean... There must be tons of mountain river references these days. NB: EDP pages of this site offer a compatibility chart that you may want to consult re: your specs.
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    Audio, BT, wifi... it really all depends on the HW your have... Audio may work with a patched AppleHDA kext or with one of the recent VoodooHDA kexts (2.8.1 to 2.8.4 for e.g.). Have a look at Dinesh's dedicated threads in the forum Research section. BT may not be supported at all, it really depends on the chip used. I did not see any BT device in your lspci output dump. For wifi, you already know your Intel Centrino won't do. DW1510 works OOB but have a look at the (non-exhaustive) list of supported devices in our Research section. You'll find it has all the details you need for the listed models. SD card reader can be a bit of a lottery: some work OOB (like internal-USB models), some with SDHC kext, some not at all. Our compatibility chart in EDP pages should list all those HW features that are supported or not.
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    As far as I know, you cannot install ML (or any other recent Mac OS X version) that way. Recovery versions from rescue partition or even Mac OS X CD/DVD versions provided with real Macs cannot be used to install the OS on a PC. From memory (but I could be wrong of course), these recovery versions are just a minimal subset of the full system that allow to sort of boot a Mac and then grab the rest of the system off Apple's servers. I think it's explained here: http://www.apple.com/osx/recovery/ You need to use the retail versions, those available for purchase off AppStore. In the case of ML, the current shipping version is 10.8.4, but you can install any previous retail release from 10.8(.0) to 10.8.3. Whatever you use, it has to be retail.
  17. Hervé
    There it is: https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/2864-solved-bootloader-not-working-on-4k-hdd/?hl=%2B4k+%2Bsector
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    When you're booted in Mac OS, try to download a new Chameleon package off the Net and install it. Alternatively, install Chameleon Wizard and try to update your HDD Chameleon to any version between v2248 and v2255 (these are known to work Ok on the laptop). Failing that, do a search on the forum about boot:0 error or 4k sector, you'll find a detailed procedure to fix 4k sector issues that can be encountered with newer HDDs. I just can't remember where it is off hand. Please note that you really should use GPT/GUID partitioning on your HDDs.
  19. Hervé
    Which version are you trying to install? Snow Leopard? Lion? Mountain Lion? Are you sure you're using the right bootpack? I see a reference to MacBookPro5,1 in your very 1st picture and I don't believe there's any FakeSMC or SMBIOS plist that uses that model in the D830 bootpacks...
  20. Hervé
    Yes, that is normal if you're not using the boot pack which should contain the lspci driver required for the command. You obviously have not done the EDP system build either. Well, if you do decide to proceed with the above and before rebooting, remember to remove any ATI X1300 and/or EvoEnabler kext that may remain in /Extra/Extensions, the re-run myFix (full). Alternatively, look for the graphics card ids in System Information (click Apple Menu and press Command (i.e. Alt or Windows) key). It'll be under PCI cards and/or Graphics/Displays.
  21. Hervé
    Please guys, use the forum search facility before posting. Visible as very 1st post on main forum page (in Announcement & news section): https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/2870-read-up-boot-issue-kp-sl-installation-issue-with-myhack-32-beta8/&do=findComment&comment=21885
  22. Hervé
    Try the following things: ensure you have BIOS A17 or A18 check your BIOS parameters and make sure they're set as per recommended settings in the pinned thread You say you've run EDP (I presume you meant doing a System Build) followed by myHack. What was the rationale behind that? Can you list the kexts you have in /Extra/Extensions? When you run EDP to do the System Build, you can actually modify the default settings as follows: in Kext/Drivers tab, set everything to OFF (that will get rid of nullCPUPowerManagement, SleepEnabler and Emulated SpeedStep) in Fixes tab, turn patched IOATAFamily to OFF (not necessary on D630) Then follow the instructions to enable native SpeedStep detailed here. Alternatively, use the files attached below, placing FakeSMC in /Extra/Extensions, SMBIOS.plist in /Extra and HWMonitor in Applications folder and re-run myFix to properly install the kext. FakeSMC_5.2.678_32-64bit.zip smbios.plist.zip HWMonitor_5.2.678.zip With MLPF, the kext cache generation can be problematic, so check what you have in /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches/Startup. If you see no kextcache file, use the following Terminal command to try and generate it: sudo kextcache -system-prelinked-kernel. Regarding sleep, use Terminal command sudo pmset -g to check hibernation. If hibernate mode is set to 3 (or any non-zero value), use sudo pmset hibernatemode=0 to turn it off. That usually fixes sleep. Only reboot once you've done all this, then verify those troublesome items.
  23. Hervé
    Yes, very nice: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/291614-intel-hd4000-and-haswell-inject-aaplig-platform-id/?do=findComment&comment=1942939
  24. Hervé
    Look here for a non-exhaustive list of supported models: https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/2120-supportedunsupported-wireless-cards-inventory/
  25. Hervé
    Oh well, I'm dry now!
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