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Just look in your system preferences (Apple Menu -> About this Mac -> System Report/Pref). Get the device id and look it up on PCI database web site. If it's Intel, you'll have to change it by a comptaible card.

What CPU do you have? How are your BIOS settings? Do you have a compatible Wireless card?

Did you try to open up the Network Preference Panel and click on '+' button at the bottom of the window to add the card manually? Does it register in the System Profile (the card should be listed in PCI & Network)?

Well, either the unknown 140m Gremlin or the ML app itself...

No, a pre-r2169 Cham bootloader + FileNVRAM.dylib module "just" prevents boot-up. It has no effect on kexts in /E/E or on the boot flags. That verbose boot could be a side affect of multiple OS X partitions on a drive where the 1st partition boot plist takes precedence...

Hmm, some people reported trouble with the nVidia 140m, but we never got to the bottom of the problems. Others had no issue at all... I'd say your installer is dodgy not to say totally f***ed up! Sorry for asking, but did you create your installer according to our procedure (myHack + retail OS X version + D830 nVidia bootpack)? Did you use a Virtual Machine to create your installer? I never had any issue myself (and I've done a few ML installations on D830s now), but the D830s were all nVidia 135m based and I never used a virtual machine for my installer. The only option I've used to avoid BT/keyboard issues was: USBBusFix=No.

You just don't know what you're talking about... EDP has been updated with one of the latest Chameleon fixes in order to sort out the (infamous) iMessage problem following Apple's recent changes. There is now a NVRam Chameleon module in /Extra/modules which requires to update the bootloader to v2.1 r2169 or higher. Latest EDP v4 does that. So, if you have not updated your Chameleon bootloader (you can either update online or copy the 'boot' file from /Extra/storage to HDD root), do it, or remove that NVram module from /Extra/modules. You'll then be able to boot normally. That has already been mentioned on the forum. This being said, if you were running/using EDP v1.9.2, you're quite far behind now and have not obviously followed the development for a good year or so. Sorry we did not wait for you... EDP is now up to v4! You need to re-install your full EDP package (not update it) and start from there.

???? Says who? Non sense! You just have to update your Chameleon boot loader to v2.1 R2170 (or later) on that USB key or remove the NVRAM module from /Extra/modules.

What version of Lion are you installing? It has to be a retail version or it won't have all the necessary installation files...

Do a search on VMware based installer creation. It's a known troublesome method... Have a look at what various people did to get it going, but clearly, your problem is there.

We aim to please, but there's a minimum members of the forum are expected to do. Don't expect much in terms of development on the D6x0 either.

No, it's a known issue that has already been reported. No fix that I know of.

do a search for slow shutdown on the forum. You'll find explanation + solution.

Look at the blog entries on OSXL main web site. Just activate the OS X partition using 'diskpart' from DOS command line...

Do a search on the forum, that has already been greatly discussed and resolved.

ML behaves a tad differently than previous OS X versions... What if you open the SysPref Monitor pane, press ALT and select 'detect monitors'? Doesn't your external LCD get detected then?

I guess it would require some DSDT tuning to work. If you know anyone with the right skills and knowledge who would also happen to have the required hardware, you could make people happy...

Hi, we don't support unifail, there's another site for that. Try and remove the offending kext, you never know... I'd invite you to try the myHack installer and we can take it from there.

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If you don't have access to a Mac of a Hackintosh but have a retail SL DVD, try Nawcom's BootCD; just do a search for that on the forum, you'll find the instructions. They're on the main OSXL web site too.

Congrats, you've now followed the myHack/EDP procedure and got yourself a Hackintosh! Disabling wifi in the BIOS is not necessary when you have a supported card. Again, you might not need the patched IO80211Family kext, depending on your card model. But, until you tell us what it is, we'll never know.

No, keep your laptop as it is. Once you know a bit more about Hackintosh, then you can look at what the Custom BIOS does (or does not).

You're free to do as you wish naturally (it's your install / re-install), but that's not what I would recommend: 1) combo update 2) re-run EDP kext installation 3) reboot into updated Lion There's probably been too many guides on this model. Just stick to the EDP procedure as explained in the EDP pages of the OSXL web site.

That's the LAN card. We all know the model on the D630. I meant the info for the Wireless card! Until we find out the model and ascertain the kext that supports it, you could stay in the dark... Maybe you don't need the patched IO80211Family kext at all. myFix repairs file permissions (ownership + Read/Write/Exec attributes) and renews Kernel/kext cache. Since you said your LAN had worked before but no longer was, I simply concluded that there was a possibility of a need for myFix. If IO80211Family is indeed required, you'll always need to use it and possibly port it at system upgrades. Regarding Lion update, do not update via Apple Menu -> Sotfware update or you'll screw up your installation. Download and install the 10.7.5 combo update off Apple website and, before reboot, re-run EDP kext installation. Read-up past threads, it's all out there.

Go to Apple Menu -> About this Mac -> System Report. In the PCI or Network section, you should see the details of your card -> give us the Vendor Id + Device Id Try and re-run myFix full to try and recover LAN usage.