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oh i dont think that chameleon has ppc support.... also Chameleon v2.0-RC5 r665.pkg is not compatible with 2.2 use a newer revision latest on chameleon wiz is 1768 as of this posting

A: yes you should be able to flash back stock firmware. B: the same dsdt that is in extra after a build for d430 is injected in the bios, plus the latitude logo, and dell slic,

the usb will only boot with chameleon installed to it maybe something like this would help you http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=170079

try the lion dsdt.aml on snow leo it's in the Extra directory you can name it dsdt1.aml then boot snow with DSDT=dsdt1.aml boot flag to test if it works then just replace the dsdt.aml with dsdt1.aml by renaming dsdt.aml to dsdt.aml... lol hope it 's not confusing..

check the wiki for instructions... also like laylay said lion only works on core 2 duo... check your bios to doublecheck graphics and resolution.

read up on our wiki site for instructions the link is up top

what happens on sleep? reboots? if it does try adding a password in bios. check in wiki for instructions

did you build edp for your machine and graphics type? http://www.osxlatitude.com/edp-do-a-new-build/

did you build edp for ypur machine and graphics type? http://www.osxlatitude.com/edp-do-a-new-build/

do a Pmset=0 in terminal and see if it helps waking back up. or adding a password in bios like on the latitudes check wiki for instructions.

have you tried removing or disabling the wifi cards if there intel.

Intel wireless not supported. Also update your bios to the latest Dell firmware. Make sure LAN is enabled in bios as well

try using ioatafamily.kext from 10.6.7 in s/l/e backup the original use kext wizard or something like it to install to s/l/e and have it rebuild catches

might be in power management in bios

di you try all the sleep fixes, like bios password, sutting of usb wake in bios, sleepenabler, pmset=0 ?

read through our wiki it should give at least an idea of what to do also you can try e6220 in supported models

pop the d630's hdd into the d830 and test if it works than build the d830 with the same options as d630 but only try if there both the same video type... gma or nvidia... there hardware is almost the same on those models

ok tried it on a d430... pro's you can activate wake from usb in bios and it sleeps now also will wake from usb mouse.... but for some reason it drives the trackpad crazy it jumps all over the place had to diable it in bios. i have not tried vga, bluetooth. or dock. so your definitely on the right track in getting the little gremlins worked out. have yet to try your original d620 dsdt edits on my d620 intel.... waiting for a new hdd. will report back on that one when i get it back up. update after a couple reboots trackpad is working again but it will not wake from usb mouse anymore but it can still sleep wile having usb wake enabled in bios wich it would not do previously it had to be off in bios for sleep to work properly before,

for the cpu speed it is a option in bios needs to be turned off has to do with over clocking dynamic something i think forgot the name but i have posted it a few times on the forum, the other issues seem to be you need nullcpu and sleep enabler, did you build edp using edptool.command? choose the option for them for your model and graphics type.

try repairing permissions with disk utility.... osx updates are full of permissions errors....

copy it over to snow and rename it... then boot chame with example... DSDT=dsdt1.aml or whatever you called dsdt.aml, you can add -v to see verbose output

no they should work the same.... check the dsdt from lion and compare with snow version maybe there's the diff...

well it could be leftover grub bits from linux in boot1h need to do a low level format

boot -v -x and see where it's stuck... but the culprit could be chameleon... what version are you running also update your bios for dsdt compatability.

hi and congratulations.... ok why gma fix corrupted f12 no clue... maybe you where using a different trackpad driver with had it working? or try clicking on the desktop then try eject... some time it's dependent of where your at in terms of active screen..... in 64 bit appleintelframebuffer won't function as it's 32 bit only... apples doing not ours... and finally the second monitor had to be disabled to get lid and internal lcd functional from dsdt.... hope that covers some peeves... osx is nothing like windows it's made to work on apples hardware. we are just lucky that our hardware is similar but involves tweaking but there is only so much that can be made compatible with out buying a real mac for a thousand plus bucks... hope it docent sound pessimistic but it's where we stand as mackintosh users.... with a laptop you don't have the flexibility to replace internals to make it even closer to vanilla as possible like a desktop. but at least we can make it usable enough to enjoy osx. cheers