Gargamale

Just wanted to thank everyone again for their help the past 2 days. I have absolutely everything working on my d620 (youtube was just a Flash install, I forgot they're still using that retarded platform). And minimize with the titlebar was just an option in Appearance.

That was it. thank you so much! Now to get youtube videos to show video and not just audio...

Updated BIOS with above method. Saw the Apple logo on bootup, deleted dsdt.aml from E/E. Still USB mouse dies after wake from sleep. Feel like I'm beating my head against the wall! Ugg. I really want this to work! I have a transparent taskbar so I assume Quartz is on, however, when I doubleclick titlebar, the window doesnt minimize, I have to use the yellow button.

I can do this by booting to Windows Install CD, going to recovery mode DOS prompt, putting in burned CD with unzipped http://www.osxlatitude.com/groups/d4xosx/wiki/55362/attachments/a860a/D620_OSX_GMA.zip on it right, and run it from there? Or do I have to install Windows, run BIOS patch from F8, Choose command prompt only? And then reinstall OS X? To Leon: I know it's not a bad install, I've installed it 6 different times now on 2 different exact machines. Last install I even did all my bootloader patching, EDP and everything before first reboot as suggested by someone else. The BIOS makes sense though as it's A04 on both machines I've tried installing on. And it seems to be about the only thing left to try at this point.

I did that too, just now. Still USB port dies after wake. Is anyone else having this issue? Also, I tried using OSX86Tools to enable Quartz but when I reboot and open it again and check if its enabled it says cannot find boolean value QuartzGLEnable in windowserver.plist. Thanks for your patience and assistance!

Dude I love you long time! That was it. Put cpus=1 in chamelon on boot... My HDD is titled Macintosh HDD (aren't I funny). My other issue is my USB mouse dies after I wake, if I plug it into another port it comes back, but if I plug it into the port it started on, it doesn't work. When I get my USB OS X compatible wifi adapter from newegg, I assume it'll do the same thing, which will be quite annoying. Also, should Quartz work with these GX620's? If so, what Kext do I need, and do I just drop it into /Extra and run Kext Utility? "D620/ Core 2 Duo/ A04 Bios/ Intel 945 Graphics/ Broadcom Eth/ Intel 3945ABG Wireless/ 1gb ram / SL 10.6.6 / Working bluetooth

Updated to 10.6.6 again, ran the edptool. Chose Fixes, chose "Disable Hibernate (Fix Sleep)" Same results, as soon as I wake from sleep, mouse is laggy and whole notebook is sluggish. Not just slow, but unusable. I ran sudo su from terminal within OS X prior to running edptool, should I be booting to -s instead? One thing I haven't done is updated any kexts to enable Quartz, but I doubt this would affect sleep mode?

Posted in 10.6.6 thread too, but in case someone doesn't see this there: D620, Intel 3945ABG Video, Intel WiFi, Broadcom Eth I have 2 of these machines and I have installed Snow Leopard 5 different times on them. My steps are as follows: Install from retail CD, boot from Chameleon, install bootloader, reboot, backup /Extra, Replace with osxlatitude.com's latest EDP, run edptool, choose option 3, yes to appleps2, no to power and no to PCMCIA. Reboot, enable sleep via http://www.osxlatitude.com/groups/d4xosx/wiki/c1196/Getting_sleep_to_work_on_your_Dell_Latitude_with_OSX.html instructions. Run updates. Each time I can get sleep working on 10.6.0 with no issues. As soon as I install combo update 10.6.6 when I wake from sleep the mouse is horribly laggy and the rest of the computer just creeps along. Please help me!

First time post, hopefully you guys can help me. D620, Intel 3945ABG Video, Intel WiFi, Broadcom Eth I have 2 of these machines and I have installed Snow Leopard 5 different times on them. My steps are as follows: Install from retail CD, boot from Chameleon, install bootloader, reboot, backup /Extra, Replace with osxlatitude.com's latest EDP, run edptool, choose option 3, yes to appleps2, no to power and no to PCMCIA. Reboot, enable sleep via http://www.osxlatitude.com/groups/d4xosx/wiki/c1196/Getting_sleep_to_work_on_your_Dell_Latitude_with_OSX.html instructions. Run updates. Each time I can get sleep working on 10.6.0 with no issues. As soon as I install combo update 10.6.6 when I wake from sleep the mouse is horribly laggy and the rest of the computer just creeps along. Please help me!