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Why not try to install ML with myHack, followed by whatever kexts your hardware may require?

No, it's a different GPU on the D820. As a general rule, if there's no bootpack for a given OS X Version, then we don't support it (usually because the hardware is not fully supported under that version).

Give it up, the NVS 110M graphics card is not supported under ML.

Try the latest version 2.8.1, bearing in mind that it may require iGain increase for Volume control (typically to 90).

Which audio kext?

Mmm, could you check the Vendor id and Device id of the LAN card? That'll help us confirm wether it's supported by the above kext or if it needs another one. But if the card is detected, it usually means PCI ids are covered.

Look at the list in "Research... -> Hardware fixes -> Network" section

VoodooPS2 controller (Alps) should work just fine on your D630 with Lion. Regarding KP, read-up the recent forum posts on the matter, like in the D630 Lion guide...

Just copy the Eth kext from the bootpack to /E/E and re-run myFix (full). The EDP bug should be fixed soon.

Yes, you should always copy additional kexts to /Extra/Extensions and follow-up with myFix full. Avoid adding stuff to /S/L/E as this is really for the original Apple stuff and it's best to leave as is unless absolutely necessary. myHack provides the facility to add and/or replace/supersede kexts through /E/E. Regarding KP every 5/10mins after EDP 5.0 execution, can you say whether there is any mention of EFINVram in the KP message at all? If that's the case, try and replace the boot file at root (/) level by the one I had attached here: https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/2137-wanted-edp-4-or-older/?hl=2170

Simply copy the BCM440xxx kext from the Inspiron 9400 botpack to /E/E, then run myFix (full).

No! Please use the search function on the forum.

I'll try and have a look tonight. Meantime, check your BIOS settings against the recommended ones.

Try to low-level format it on a different machine and restart again.

What X3100 FrameBuffer kext would that be? No such thing in the bootpack or EDP... Follow the standard EDP documented procedure using the bootpack and you should be Ok. There is no X3100 kext to install on the D630. If you do, then your problem is probably coming from that. I think this post may require to be locked and moved to Archive. The early procedure provided by Mariusz is now obsolete.

Did you install the right bootpack?

There used to be a "fix" menu in text-based EDPTool, now it's in EDPWeb. You can't miss it: https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/2107-the-future-is-here-edp5/page-1

Yep, up to r2181. Just use default settings when doing the build.

Oh, look here! https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/2142-d620-kernel-pannic-after-edp/

Here are BIOS settings that are known to work on Vostro 200 under Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, Yosemite, El Capitan, Sierra, High Sierra, Mojave and Catalina. The settings below apply to modded/unlocked BIOS 1.0.16 (use modified BIOS #2 available here in post #6) with which they were tested and verified: Advanced BIOS Features: . CPU Feature: . Limit CPUID Value = disabled . C1E Function = enabled . Execute Disable Bit = Enabled . Virtual. Technology = Enabled or Disabled (required to run virtual machines) . Core Multi-Processing = enabled . Quick Power On Self Test = enabled . Boot Up Numlock Status = on . Typematic Rate Setting = disabled . APIC mode = enabled . MPS Version Control = 1.4 . HDD SMART capability = enabled . Module Bay Device = Enabled . Report no FDD for Win95 = No . Delay for HDD = 3 . Full Screen Logo = disabled (or enabled) Boot Device Configuration: -> Choose according to desired setup Advanced Chipset Features: . Init Display First = PCIEx (on-boad GMA 3100 is unsupported by OS X so use a supported PCIEx card) . System BIOS Cacheable = enabled Integrated Peripherals: . USB Controller: . USB Controller = enabled . USB Operation Mode = high speed . Onboard FDC Controller = disabled (enable if you have a Floppy drive) . Onboard Audio Controller = enabled . Onboard LAN Controller = enabled . Onboard LAN Boot ROM = disabled . SATA Mode = AHCI Power Management Setup: . ACPI Function = enabled . ACPI Suspend Type = S3 (STR) . Power Management = user define . Video Off Method = DPMS . Video Off In Suspend = yes . Suspend Type = stop grant . Suspend Mode = disabled . HDD Power Down = disabled . Soft-Off by PWR-BTTN = instant-off . HPET Support = enabled . HPET Mode = 64-bit mode . Remote Wake Up = Off . Auto Power On = disabled . Power On By Mouse = Mouse Click (or Mouse Move) . Power On By Keyboard = Any KEY . AC Recovery = Off Pnp/PCI Configurations: . Reset Configuration Data = enabled . Resources Controlled by = Auto (ESCD) . PCI/VGA Palette Snoop = disabled . INT Pin 1 Assignment = auto ... ... . INT Pin 8 Assignment = auto . Maximum Payload Size = 128 Frequency/Voltage Control: . Auto Detect PCI Clk = enabled . CPU/PCI Spread Spectrum = +/- 0.9% . PCIE/SATA SCC = enabled . CPU Clock = 366 (or whatever value, parameter is ineffective) The settings below apply to standard BIOS 1.0.16 with which they were tested and verified in older OS X versions: Advanced BIOS Features: . CPU Feature: . Limit CPUID Value = disabled . Execute Disable Bit = Enabled . Virtual. Technology = Enabled or Disabled (required to run virtual machines) . Core Multi-Processing = enabled . Boot Up Numlock Status = on Boot Device Configuration: -> Choose according to desired setup Advanced Chipset Features: . Init Display First = PCIEx (on-boad GMA 3100 is unsupported by OS X so use a supported PCIex card) Integrated Peripherals: . USB Controller: . USB Controller = enabled . USB Operation Mode = high speed . Onboard FDC Controller = disabled (enable if you have a Floppy drive) . Onboard Audio Controller = enabled . Onboard LAN Controller = enabled . Onboard LAN Boot ROM = disabled . SATA Mode = RAID (no AHCI option in Std BIOS, only IDE or RAID) Power Management Setup: . ACPI Suspend Type = S3 (STR) . Remote Wake Up = Off . Auto Power On = disabled . AC Recovery = Off

There's a new FileNVRam version which could remove the issues previously experienced. By all means, do contribute to the community by testing it and giving feedback. That's how it works...

Ok, done more tests and updated the procedure in the guide. Latest Chameleon (r2170 and beyond) appears to support the ATI X1300 card with patched kexts, so the Azimutz's branch boot file + ATI module are no longer necessary. Somehow, it simplifies the installation a bit. PS: noticed that using the DVI port is much better than using the VGA one. For instance, screen sleep&wake works on DVI port, not on VGA.

I've reproduced the problem. Basically the move to EDP 5.0 does affect this particular installation, so we need to look into it. Meantime, I'll upload the necessary files and put out a quick guide in the research thread.

No.

I'll have to go and install Lion on that D620 GMA of mine. Maybe tonight... Meantime, can you say which Chameleon version you're using? If above 2170, try and rolling back and use this one: boot_r2170.zip