Axel-Erfurt

I wrote this program to edit files that are located within a kext.

- open Kext or drop kext to the list, all plist Files will be listed
- on the right side you see the folder
- on the bottom you see the full path
- choose File in the List - open Editor - edit File
- When you exit the program the correct permissions on the file are set.

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maybe it goes like this

D620SLV1.iso + Snow Leopard 10.6.0

Installation of OS X 10.6.0 Retail DVD

1. Start computer with bootable CD made from D620SLV1.iso cd image. No flags required.
- When Chameleon boot menu appears, eject the boot CD
- Insert OS X 10.6.0 RETAIL DVD ONLY. Wait for DVD Machine to read DVD and hit F5. You may have to retry F5 a few times until the OS X Installation DVD spools up and gets read.
- Select OSX Install from the Chameleon menu once it appears.
2. Follow installation prompt:.
- Before installing, make sure to start the DISK UTILITY (from go>utilities) to create a GUID HD partition and install OS X on the new partition. IMPORTANT: In order for the automated Chameleon install to work during the post install, you must install on the FIRST partition of the FIRST drive. If you have a bunch of drives installed and don't know how to get this done, then I suggest you remove other drives during the installation and post install procedure.
- Suggestion: After partitioning, and at customize stage, de-select other language translations (other than default). This will save about 2GB disk space and make installation and every backup thereafter 2 GB faster.
Note: At installation completion, OS X may say that installation failed because it was unable to mount the disk and prompt to reboot. This is normal and OS X is installed. I suspect that this is because I never selected a boot partition, but I never bothered to prove it out.
3. To run OS X for the first time, Reinsert D620SLV1 boot CD and Reboot. Select your new installation partition from the Chameleon menu and boot.

10.6.0 Post Installation

You will want to boot from the hard drive and enable both cores. To do this, with the boot CD still in the drive after your first boot up, do the following:

1. Open the boot CD.
2. Double click on post_install.cmd.
3. Follow the simple prompts.
4. When the job completes, reboot.

Guwu, read this

Performance tuning with FakeSMC & SMBIOS

look at org.chameleon.Boot.plist in the Extra Folder

My experiences are similar.

Last week I bought a D630. (T7500, Nvidia 1280x800, 4GB RAM)

I changed Wifi to a Broadcom BCM 4311.

I installed 10.8 exactly according to the EDP manual, and the whole system was slow, not only the graphics.

After using the tips of "Performance Tuning with FakeSMC" everything is much better.

Maybe EDP should be adjusted for the D630 Nvidia model.

The problem is to find the right version for my machine.

2.8 = KP

2.7 = no wakeup after sleep

What was the issue? And with which version of VoodooHDA?

distorted sound after sleep (D420 OSX 10.6.8)

VoodooHDA version is 0.2.1

I made a little app to reload VoodooHDA after sleep in my D420.

I have VoodooHDA in S/L/E

if someone needs it, here is the download

VoodooWakeUp

Hi,

I started a long time ago on PC with Tiger.

Now I bought a used D420 that is in a fabulous condition. With CoreDuo 1.2Ghz, 60GB HDD and 2GB RAM.

So I came to your forum site and found a good manual to install 10.6.8 and Win7 on the D420.

Thank you all.

P.S.

if someone has a Formac watchandgo DVB-T Box, I created a 64-bit driver for it. Works up to version 10.8.x

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