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  1. It would be nice if we had a script that would allow for pen creation using both mac and pc. or create an iso using mac or pc. Prompt the user to install their snow leopard install dvd and then create the needed iso image based on their system.just thinking of how much support will be devoted to walking every single person through the install time and time again with all the different systems. Totally would be easier to just make a script to take care of it all.

  2. Just as an FYI to those trying to install snow from scratch on your D630 x3100 that the current pen install will not work. I was able to create a pen install only with the current edp setup for the d630 as well as having to replace IOATAFamily.kext with the attached one, and let me know if it fixes the panic. The problem is apparently to do with the original 10.6 version and a disabled secondary ide port.

     

    Here's everything you need to get your pen install up and working. Rename the archive Extra and copy the extract to your install image. After installing update to 10.6..6 but remove the IOATAFamily.kext and rebuild using edptool.

     

    Pen install for D630-X3100.zip

  3. Alright, I have a Dell Latitude D620 GMA 950. When I try to plug up an external monitor, when I boot up the computer, after the loading screen, it goes to a Gray Screen and freezes the computer and I'm forced to hold down the power button to restart

     

    I try to boot with the '-v' flag and the monitor starts to come on, then it turns back off

     

    The only time it will work is when I boot into safe mode. Does anyone knows what's wrong with that?

     

    Also, if I plug the monitor in while the computer is on, the same Grey Screen thing happens

     

    Any ideas ppl?

     

    /edit - I was about to post you should try the secondary after boot but re-reading I see you have. Like Leon said more info but also can you go to System Preferences Click Displays and Click "Detect Displays"and see what that says?

  4. Nice mod.. I had tried that some time ago but the drive wound up being defective (the macbook was smashed and then ripped in two. from what they told me Jealous girlfriend) then there was that ugly hole no faceplate :(

     

    rofl! I've seen a few of those too. One where the wife threw the laptop at hubby. Something or other about facebook messages from an old girlfriend! *snicker* The poor computer always pays the price!

     

    Pretty sure u can find the slotload drive on ebay with a faceplate. I think there was a model of Acer that had a slotload DL drive as well.

     

     

     

     

  5. Nice mod.

    What drive is this? (give more details)

     

    I had pulled it from a dead macbook a few months ago and just recently found a faceplate for it but u can buy the whole thing complete on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.ca/A...=item5d26d25070

     

    Juts took the front panel and cut the corner ( dremel and sandpaper) so the device removal mechansim could still work then reassembled. It's definitely a nice touch in making it more mac like.

     

    I also swapped out the mini pci wireless for a Broadcom N I pulled from another macbook. http://www.broadcom....ions/BCM94321MC .. nice having N as well.

  6. If you can wait a bit, there will be a special dsdt for your model.

     

    Anders, a guy who just joined the forum, is sending down one like yours to mariusz, so he can make a specialized model..

     

    fantastic! It just gets better and better all the time! <grin> maybe mention the bt issue but for now I'm a pretty happy camper. Not having to use a bios system pass to sleep and having usb working on wake is nice!

  7. lol.. strange bug..

     

    The net's riddled with this problem even on genuine macs. I just disabled the bt detect in the bios for now and enable when I need it I think. That works for me. The only issue I'd like to resolve now is the microphone detection. Using bronx's VoodooHDA I don't get mic support but if I use the one I found it works .. only trouble is the sound is garbled on wake from sleep with mine. ideas? I'm one step away from what I would call a perfect hackintosh bt aside.I wonder if soundflower could resolve teh garbled sound on wake?

  8. do you have "wake on usb" enabled in bios ?

     

    I don't see it as an option in the bios.maybe I'm missing it .. what menu should it be under?

     

    edit: I found the wake on usb under power management. It's currently set to off which I'm assuming it should be.

     

    edit: Well I'll be a Monkey's uncle! The system deep slow sleeps without a system pass, wakes up AND usb is fully hot and working .. just as long as there's no bt installed. So .. now I'm asking myself just how important is that bt adapter.. wanna buy it? lol!

  9. Hey Leon... interesting stuff I found.

     

    If I put the system to sleep the bt flashes after 10-15 secs and wakes up the system. I noticed that allow bluetooth to wake system is greyed in "advanced bt setting". So I trashed the com.apple.bluetooth.plist .. no change. I again put the system to sleep and it re-awoke in 15 secs as before with the prompt to input system pass. I just left it sittng there for 2 mins and low and behold it went to sleep after the prompt for system pass. deep sleep slow pulsing. Forced an awake no usb as per.

     

    I then removed the system pass, rebooted, put the system to sleep, left it 15 secs it re-awoke. However ... the usb mouse was working when it woke itself. So no deep sleep but no dead usb on wake.

     

    what do u think?I'm going to remove the bt and try putting the system to sleep without a system pass to see what happens.

  10. Hi Thund3rbolt. I tried that but unfortunately it still did not boot. I'm not sure but it does seem to be something to do with power management...?

     

    I've attached the error that I am receiving.

     

    If you'd prefer that I make a thread elsewhere to troubleshoot this I can as I realize that this isn't the appropriate thread. Just let me know...

     

    It looks like apple's power management to me. You tried adding pmVersion=21 to the boot string?

  11. Can you try and take the dsdt.aml from the d8x0 model and test that.. i have a feeling it might solve alot of your problems...

     

    That's a no go. Waiting for boot volume ... forever and ever.

     

    Any idea why it's waking on it's own? It's almost like it's really not going into deep sleep ... trying to switch something off and when it can't waking up.

     

    edit: bingo .. found the bad child that doesn't like to go to sleep and it's name is bluetooth. I removed the bt module and it totally solved the waking from sleep. Just not sure how I can fix that since I really like having bt on my system,

  12. Thanks Leon. Unfortunately I still seem to get a kernel panic when booting with -x. Any other ideas? At work now but will do some research on my own later to see what I may have done wrong.

     

    Thanks

     

     

    at the chameleon screen type these options

     

    -s -v -x

     

    then if it boots run Leon's magic

     

    cd /Extra

     

    ./edptool.command

     

    I would recommend you choose to disable Apple's power management too.

  13. supplemental.zipInstalled edp 1.5 rc5 / Chameleon v2.0-RC5 R665 / 10.6.6 and ran testing. (Please note these are the results for the D630 X3100 with A17 bios)

     

    -audio lag especially off the top menu bar volume set and no microphone support. HOWEVER the voodooHDA I supplied in other thread (see kext development) caused garbled audio on wake from sleep. So it's 6 of 1 and half a dozen of the other. I guess it depends on which is more important ie mic support or sleep.

     

    - no speedstep since apple power management is disabled ( as mentioned in edp install) However speedstep works with voodoopower.kext that I posted in kext thread.

     

    - system wakes from sleep after 10 seconds without touching the system. Not sure if this is because of 10.6.6 update or some other problem.

     

    - long restarts from osx before post appears. Very strange behaviour waiting for the system to post. 10-15 seconds of dead time. This has been happening before the latest edp however.

     

    - usb still doesn't work after wake from sleep.

     

    - battery shows 99% charge and 20 mins to complete but never fully charges.

     

    Those are all the known issues to date. Hope it helps everyone.

     

     

    update: Erroneous battery status fixed by using VoodooBattery from previous edp.

     

    Here are all the kexts that I feel give the BEST tradeoff for the D630 X3100. This would assume that mic is more important than sleep if not then don't install the VoodooHDA and take sleep as being more important than mic.

     

    supplemental.zip

     

  14. Whatever you do don't get suckered into buying angry birds from the app store! It doesn't work unless you have Open GL 2.0 support. No mention of this on the site when you go to d/l though. Total bs money grab imo and wondering how many millions Rovio has stolen from peeps in the last 2 days. They really know how to put the Grrrr in Angry birds is all I can say.

     

     

    /rant

  15. The 10.6.6 update on the Dell D630 x3100 went without so much as a hiccup! Simply edited the com.apple.plist for pmVersion=21 then d/l 10.6.6 update from apple and apply. *poof* 2 mins later I'm up and running and EVERYTHING works incl. sleep.

     

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  16. Several glitches marred the Mac App Store's launch today, with some errors seemingly related to the way that Mac OS X 10.6.6 deals with non-native partitions, and others likely just launch-day bugs. And while the problems could certainly be related to an unexpected surge of passionate interest in a $5 Angry Birds for the Mac, it could also have to do with what appears to be a significant restructuring of how Mac OS X handles DRM.

     

    Mac OS X 10.6.6 includes a new Objective-C framework: CommerceKit. If you don't have CommerceKit.framework and the updated Security.framework on, say, a hackintoshed Dell Mini 10v, the App Store won't run, causing an error about a missing helper application. With those two frameworks, the App Store will launch, but won't allow downloads: other frameworks control that. What seems afoot here, though, is that apps bought on the Mac App Store will need to be validated with CommerceKit, similar to the digital rights management on other online marketplaces like Steam.

     

    It's interesting that the App Store app itself seems to be nothing more than a front-end to the iTunes Store. Web previews to Mac apps are located on itunes.apple.com, just like iOS apps; there's just a "View in Mac App Store" link where the "View in iTunes" link would be on a song or iOS app preview page.

     

    Whether the dire warnings of some digital rights proponents - that Mac OS X is headed for the same walled garden fate as iOS - come to pass is something that will remain to be seen. However, it'll be interesting if the protections Apple has implemented to protect downloaded apps do eventually migrate over to the music and iOS app side of the store.

     

    Source: CNET

     

    ...time to jailbreak our hackintoshs --ROFL!!

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