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elim it looks like you have to set a theme folder in your org.chameleon.Boot.plist there should be one at Extra/Themes/Default i think.

go to the upgrade section for the d630 on intel site... they state 8 gb i bought the memory they specify from corsair and installed it... it ran 8 gigs detected. http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=bsd&cs=04&sku=A2784675&mfgpid=193419 click on compatability be a little more thorough before typing

is it ok now with stock bios?

edp has many trackpad options try them maybe one will suit your fancy.... i use anv-slice but thats my preference pref pane works the little blue nub in the middle of the keyboard does not

could be a graphics enabler issue. what build exactly are you using? nvidia or gma?

i have tested that model about 2 weeks ago, i also got the bad battery warning funny this though was that it was not lying, bought a new 9 cell battery and the error went away. the battery that did say was bad wound up going haywire after a full power cycle which is to drain it and recharge it. After that cycle the battery stayed constant orange and was not detected by the laptop, it powers it but the laptop does not see it. also i think dell had issues with some of these batteries.

you can try cd / then ./edptool.command in terminal or use edp 3

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hmm weird, run a full my fix on the usb or remake the pen an tell it where your extra is instead of replacing it, it's needed to inject proper kexts into S/l/E

im not sure... i have only used firewire in windows xp like 10 years ago lol... never on a mac. did it come with an instruction Manuel? i found a trouble shooting guide on apple's sight http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2090

please post your cpu as the ssd tables are specific to that cpu.

usually firewire i think is setup in networking... well at least in windows if i remember correctly... maybe same in mac?

did you check if fire wire is enabled in bios?

yeah i installed 8 gigs of ram on a d630 nvidia last week on a18 bios

delete all network connections then apply settings once you have done that add the network back and save settings

yeah you might have to remove the BT module... its a little chip next to the left hing of the top lid after you remove the power/volume button cover. like the way to add memory

do you have ps2nub.kext in e/e?

even with sleep enabler kext? then you might have to test without blue tooth module... i faintly recall that it broke sleep on d630

what model is it exactly.... there are like 6 or more versions of D630. there's D630,D630C,D630XFR, D630ATG, and then there are the nvidia models. our DSDT is from a first generation; plain D630 on A13 bios i believe it was. maybe they replaced the motherboard on yours to something non standard?

im not 100% sure but i think the face time fix is included in newer chameleon vertions

does it happen after sleep or hibernate?

it would be best to run my fix after the update and before shutting off or rebooting.

also if you have enough room clone your working install to the hdd on a second partion, you might need a running OS just in case you have issues. i would use the combo update download from apple.

sleep is a very fussy thing, it is dependent of every thing in the laptop like usb ports , lan/wifi and hardware in dsdt, have you tried with null cpu and sleep enabler kext's?

use edp3 instead check the releases thread