camellion

Yes myhack isn't updated jet. But it use a couple of tools like the chameleon bootloader. Search for chameleon boot loader update fore Yosemite. There you can find all information about installing. But some features won't work like iMessage.

Thank you so much for the step by step guide to install Mavericks on my T410!  I have updated my BIOS, replaced the wifi card, and all seems well. 

 

The one thing I miss is the multi touch gestures on the trackpad.  Does anyone know if this is possible?  I was searching around online and found the T410 does support multi touch gestures with the original drivers.

You can find in the Package a folder named Patchs. There is an explanation about configuring the multitouch gestures. Two fingerscroll is enabled, three finger swipe can be configured and pinch to zoom doesnt work with that touchpad.

Sometimes I have the same issue with BT. In my case it helped to set BT/WIFI on and of in BIOS. and shutdown the PC and stil wait a few seconds before turning on.

Hello KFP,

Now the card appears as wwan card. But there are just a few Settings in advanced settings. In "others" is no entry and in generic is just a V.90 Apple Modem. If I choose Sony Ericsson/ GSM/UMTS I Can fill in the APN and then I select others, so I can see a generic GSM/UMTS Setting and apply it. Know it connects but next time after reboot or sign in the WWAN-Status icon is disabled and the advanced setting is reseted to V90 Modem. Do you have any ideas?

If I select "show WWAN-Status in menu bar" it apears, but after robot it is disabled again.

kind regards

Camellion 

Thanks Jake, QE/CI works well with NVS 3100. So you are right and I knew it but didn't mention that you ca delete these files. Now there is an updated file that contains special DSDT for NVIDA card.

hi KFP, could you reupload the pictures in there guide please. I got the same card and installed it into t410 but it will not detected as WWAN.

Lenovo T410 with NVIDIA NVS 3100

Special thanks to Jake Lo. He gives the draft for this guide.

Specs:

BIOS settings:

Set all to default.

Then set Security-> Memory Protection-> Execution Prevention: Enabled

Security-> Security Chip-> Security Chip: Disabled

Config-> Serial ATA (SATA) -> Sata Controller Mode option: AHCI

Let's get started...

I use the myhack method for this build, so follow instructions to build your USB installer from here http://myhack.sojugarden.com/guide/

Installing OSX:

1. After creating your USB installer, run myHack again
2. Select Install Extra and point to the Extra folder attached (extract it first)
   Boot up system with USB installer disk (if not work type "-f -v" before enter install disk).You'll see a white, then a gray screen with cursor only, just wait.

3. Eventually you get to the screen to select Language

4. Format the HDD per instruction from myHack site

5. Select "Use my Own" when prompt and point to the Extra folder in the root of the USB installer drive

6. Delete the (3) files when prompt

7. A few minutes later, it will automatically reboot. Remove the USB installer drive

8. Complete the post install

What's working:

Full QE/CI

Keyboard, trackpad and trackball (multitouch three finger swipe) (the keyboard layout of thinkpad is different to mac keyboard, so I advise you to exchange the function of option and command at system preferences - special keys)

Audio

Sleep and Wake with Lid

Wifi - replaced Intel Card with Atheros AR 9280

Webcam

Microphone

Shut down

Brightness control

Bluetooth (integrated bt doughtercard)

Facetime

App Store (sometimes its required to buy something in itunes to authenticate the computer)

Finger print reader

iMessage (with NVRAM fix, own generated Serial and a call to iMessage support)

WWAN (Ericsson F3507g/ Dell Wireless 5530)

VGA Out(Mirroring and extended Desktop)

What's not working:

SD card reader

Not yet tested but should still work:

HDMI, Display Port, ExpressCard

Hello,

I also did an installation by this guide https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/3112-e6410-mavericks-guide/.  But after reboot at the end it apperears boot0:GPT

boot0:GPT

boot0:GPT

boot0:error

My Machine is a Dell 6410e i5 560M, NVIDIA, 250 GB HDD, ateros wifi. No BT, NO FINGERPRINT.

Boot from install disk with -f command is ok but it doesn't boot direct from HDD.