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i dont know how well that will go you and slice almost made a completely new dsdt for this machine.... i would hate to hackup an almost perfect dsdt...

buy a compatible dell wireless card there dirt cheap

you also have to run edptool.command and build for your machine

no, pcmcia only worked till 10.6.7

check if dynamic over clocking is set to on in the bios... if it is shut it off.

try this same issue but resolved.... https://osxlatitude.com/index.php?/topic/897-d830-nvidia-black-screen-after-update/page__p__6184__fromsearch__1#entry6184

check to see what bios the working ones are at compared to the nonworking ones. then do a hdd swap and test if the problems persist.... if the problem goes away then clone the working disk to the others.

the one that failed to see the drive did you try npci=0x2000?

well the only thing common between the 4 machines is the image.... maybe it's corrupted.

at chameleon prompt?. and if it helps you then use chameleon wizard to set it permanently. do it at chameleon prompt first or you might not like the outcome if you set it in boot plist if it does not work. unless you know terminal commands to fix it.

good to hear... congrats.

make sure the os is in 32bit arch=i386 in boot.plist

try grahicsenabler=yes in boot.plist with chame svn rev 1806.

but it does i don't know where the latest issue lies with this blackscreen issue but it has worked fine up until recently. try a new chameleon 1806 with graphicsenabler=yes if not try npci=0x2000 as that model has ich9 chipset and maybe ioatafamily is having issues reading.

ovi1... what bios are you on...

rebuild permissions

ok then here's another tip. disconnect from any network if Ethernet pull the LAN wire if WiFi shut it off temporarily, on the select menu choose from location folder on disk then reconnect to internet and update the program manually... the problem is with it searching for svn build files but has been corrected in newer releases

well if your booting my hack without our pack then you need might to boot chameleon with cpus=1 and npci=0x2000 -v -x also set bios to defaults and make sure ahci is on. turn off dynamic overclocking also.

have you read our method on our wiki?

mesh to the docking station's video port but nothing further. what does that mean? are you trying to do this while being on a docking station?

post a screenshot if you can of the issue

check again in your bios for resolution you might have the highres screen 1440x900 or whatever it is, then look through the forum for a high res dsdt for your model.

yes correct..

installing edp package makes an extra folder inside the extra folder there is edptool.command.... it will open terminal and ask for password then it will go into a menue selection. option 1 build for your machine.... edp script will do all requied patching. after if finishes and you end /exit all should be installed in there rightful places. just installing the edp pkg will not get your machine running you must run edptool.command. and do a build.

seems fine.... http://myhack.sojugarden.com/downloads/