Godrifle

Yes, I have. I've tried as suggest by bobdamnit, but no go. I've tried creating a new location, but the wifi isn't listed in the possible interface types. So, I guess tomorrow I'll put it back in the 620 just to make sure I didn't fry it in the process of moving it between the machines...

Its the Dell DW1390. Not sure what Broadcom family that is.

Thanks. I created a ML installer, removed the NVRAM module and I'm rocking it. BUT -- I had disabled the wi-fi in BIOS. After I installed, I swapped out the Intel card with a broadcom card from my working 620 hackintosh. Re-enabled wifi in BIOS, but no love in the OS. I reran the EDP but no love there either. Tips?

I have a 8GB thumb drive with Mac OS 10.6 installed, which I've previously used successfully to hack a 620 (woot). Now, I'm trying to do the same for a 630 with nVidia, 3GB ram, BIOS A17 using this same thumb drive. I've download the most recent bootpack for the 630 w/nVidia and added the Extras to the thumb drive using myHack 3.2. I've set up the BIOS per instructions here, and disabled Wi-Fi in BIOS (because it's Intel). The bootloader works perfectly. When I invoke -v option, it loads: Loading Darwin 10.6 Loading kernel /mach_kernel Read HFS+ file: [hd(0,2)/mach_kernel] 4096 bytes. Read HFS+ file: [hd(0,2)/mach_kernel] 7440004 bytes. and then it just halts with no further message. Any hints as to what might be the issue? Is is possibly related to re-using my thumbdrive from the 620 install (even though I reinstalled the correct boot pack)? Is it possibly related to me using an HD from a real Apple MacBook? Thanks in advance for any help you might give me!