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  1. Bronxteck
    maybe you should try making your own efistring for org.chame instead if you can not modify the dsdt. should have same affect your trying to achieve.
  2. Bronxteck
    sudo rm /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.jft.PdaNetMac.plist sudo rm -R /System/Library/Extensions/PdaNetDrv.kext sudo rm -R /Applications/PdaNetMac.app sudo touch /System/Library/Extensions if doing it from -s boot flag then you have to type /sbin/mount -uw first and remove the sudo command. rm /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.jft.PdaNetMac.plist rm -R /System/Library/Extensions/PdaNetDrv.kext rm -R /Applications/PdaNetMac.app touch /System/Library/Extensions
  3. Bronxteck
    i think newer versions of the kext fixed the issue or you can try repairing disk permissions with disk utility.
  4. Bronxteck
    yes.
  5. Bronxteck
    type lspci -nn in terminal.app and post it.
  6. Bronxteck
    delete all your network devices in the networking prefpane then hit apply. add them back after that and apply again. although i am not sure if the d630c has a different network card. post an lspci of your hardware if possible. in terminal type lspci -nn
  7. Bronxteck
    if in -s exit then exit again should get to desktop if things are still functional or you can reinstall os over existing. it should preserve the data. if you knew what PDA did or installed you could remove it in -s terminal using terminal commands. that might involve dissecting the app/package to see what it contains. if it is a driver lets say you could remove them from s/l/e then do a touch s/l/e then boot with -f -v. you would have to first /mount -uw / at the -s prompt like it states to have user writable uw permissions to the drive.
  8. Bronxteck
    is the ethernet on in bios? you should have an ethernet kext in the boot pack.
  9. Bronxteck
    tried booting with -x? hopefully it will get you back to desktop so you can undo whatever pda net did
  10. Bronxteck
    can you please post the contents of Extra Extensions folder.
  11. Bronxteck
    try building as 64 bit. new Xcode has issues compiling 32 bit.
  12. Bronxteck
    the issue is MBR patch.
  13. Bronxteck
    you don't have to use a distro just google for a perl maverick mbr script and apply it to the installer.
  14. Bronxteck
    i think there was a modifiable script called sleep watcher. you where able to customize it to your needs.
  15. Bronxteck
    if your trying to install with an mbr patched installer try a different mbr patch. if not use guid partition.
  16. Bronxteck
    did you try anv-slice option?
  17. Bronxteck
    yes. the graphics is not supported.
  18. Bronxteck
    then it is a frame buffer issue.
  19. Bronxteck
    put them in /Extra/Extensions folder then run myhack app myfix to the drive you dropped these files to. AppleACPIPlatform.kext.zip IOATAFamily.kext.zip
  20. Bronxteck
    turned off BT and wifi in bios? also if using MBR patch that might also cause it
  21. Bronxteck
    E/E is /Extra/Extensions folder.
  22. Bronxteck
    shut off BT and WIFI in Bios and set data to AHCI.
  23. Bronxteck
    no sorry.
  24. Bronxteck
    try the d630 nvidia boot pack. also there is a bug where edp is not adding AppleACPIPlatform.kext so make sure to transfer that from the boot pack.
  25. Bronxteck
    you would also have to run a my fix on that pen.
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