Bronxteck

Congratulations on your Success.!!

the simplest way to install or re install a kext into s/l/e is using an app called Kext Wizard. it's pretty user friendly. as for the kext you need it depends on the wifi card you have. what ever kext made it work before then those are the ones that have to go back. could be IONetworkingFamily.kext and /or IOPCIFamily.kext you might even need them from an earlier update 10.6.0-10.6.3 as i think wifi broke on some machines when 10.6.4 update rolled out. sorry i can't be more specific but.... the user chose the wifi card thats in the machine. google your card type for a solution I'm sure there are many. sorry

so is it finally running osx...

try the one from install esd root

you might be building for the wrong d620 there are 2 options gma and nvidia. check your bios it should state your hardware... also set system defaults while your in there.

i guess you are missing mach_kernel on the root of the usb. or whatever you are installing to... it's a hidden file bye the way. here is a link to a tut

have you tried adding Pciroot=1 to the boot.plist?

try with this boot iso

if its an nvidia graphics model it might be the motherboard. try holding Fn key and pressing F8

wich version of edp are you using 1.8? for cdrom press and hold f12 it should eject cd.

try booting with PmVersion=23 -v (type it at the chameleon boot prompt) if it gets to boot run edp again but without power pack.

as for your first problem to see whats going on with the pinwheel boot in verbose mode in chameleon the option is -v it will run through some code and stop at an error but we also need more info. like your graphics and what version of osx your installing, if you can take a picture of the error in verbose where it stopped that would also help... you can also try -f -v combo and see it it goes further. for the imagescan issue in disk utility select the image file, go to images tab and hit convert. save in a new location then try the imagescan from the new converted image. if still giving issues mount it and repair disk

Hi Al... AHCI is not an option in the d620 bios. but it's un necessary. first off you have to make sure your burning the image correctly. making sure that the final disk is not still an .iso or .dmg.... i did that i remember when i first started this hobby lol. i was making a duplicate of the image file instead of mounting the iso/dmg as a disk to burn lol... i think f10 also shows all drives but give the dvd rom a few seconds for the disc to spin up and register before hitting f5/f10. bye the way is the cd rom dvd capable? also can you boot from cd like a linux distro with the cd rom? they do go bad.

well your boot.plist looks good for a intel graphics d620 except for the pmversion=21 should remove it or change it to 23 for 10.6.8... as for 64 bit gma950 has no 64 bit driver support in 10.6.8... not our fault, it's apples 10.6.2 or 3 had 64 bit support but it was buggy as hell and i never saw them work. keypad and sound also are still 32 bit also but now that lions out we have to keep our eyes peeled till the devs rewrite the code from 64 bit sources when that will be... who knows

i'm having the same issue with chameleon and my d620, it installs and doesn't get past /boot0... i think i will have to reformat my drive. only boots from my thumb drive into chameleon

it should work native... no enablers or null cpu if it's intel gma

same way... i have sleep.

originated from this thread also most of the latitudes we deal with here are Intel not AMD

the guide is in the wiki... requires a system password

sleep enabler if you chose it might be the culprit run edp without the option if you can.

check the wiki for the sleep guide. as for chameleon try installing the one in edp 1.8

have you checked out our wiki alot of info there..

or /library/preferancepanes

i use option 4 on my d620=intel it's a bit sensitive but i don't like the side scroll. as for gestures. they are not working. my d620 has an alps trackpad. but if you want gestures you can always buy an apple blue tooth trackpad. unfortunately not all solutions can be free

Type "man pmset" in terminal for further instructions; it will explain the changes.