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This modified facksmc.kext is GREAT! Now we can monitor CPU temps in OS X which is a huge help when trying to find ideal overclock settings on a Hackintosh! The Temperature Monitor app wasn't working reliably for me, but this kext plus iStat is a godsend!

 

Question:

 

Is there a way to modify fakesmc.kext so that fan speeds are reported to iStat Menus also??? I know the GA-EX58-UD5 has fan speed sensors on at least 4 fans (because you can view fan RPMs in the BIOS). This would greatly help us monitor our hardware from the OS X environment so we don't have to keep relying on a Windows OS to overclock.

 

Anyone know how to do this?

At the moment, no. But, it has been considered. See CPU temperature in iStat.

 

My hdd is partitioned into two, mac journaled and MSdos fat (according to disk utility) and I tried installing Windows 7 on the 2nd partition. When windows 7 tried to format the 2nd partition, it failed, but now when I reboot, it won't load the bootloader from the 1st mac journaled parition. It just keeps restart looping before I normally see the gray screen bootloader. I haven't tried to troubleshoot it yet, but do anyone know what I messed up? lol

You'll need to reinstall the bootloader. Normally, when installing Win, it's strongly suggested to remove all other drives from system, as the installer tampers with the boot sectors.

 

I'm confident that the not waking from sleep problem is not kext or DSDT related.

 

I upgraded TestBed to 10.6.1 the same as SnowLeopard, sleep still works on TestBed

 

I did a diff of /S/L/E on both disks, only found difference in AppleUSBEthernetHost.kext & AppleMobileDevice.kext

Updated SnowLeopard with the same 2 kexts

 

For completeness I diff'ed /Volumes/EFI on both, the only diffs being the smbios & boot.plist files

 

Ran the 10.6.1 upgrade again just in case ...

 

Tried sleep again, still failing on SnowLeopard (working on TestBed)

 

There are a quite a few cache files in /S/L that differ but I guess I would expect that.

 

By the way, I tried the reverse expt, with TestBed set to Bios primary, selecting SnowLeopard launches what seems

to be the TestBed install, however this does not sleep properly which is consistent behaviour

 

steve

Man, I've read all your posts on this subject over and over, trying to find a pattern. You've done a lot of work here.

So far, I see TestBed will sleep/wake, unless selected as primary boot with SnowLeopard selected at bootloader screen. SnowLeopard doesn't sleep/wake, unless SnowLeopard selected selected as primary boot with TestBed selected at bootloader screen. Did I get that right? Need a chart to visually see it.

My first thought was something regarding the bootloader treating the first OS Install drive (disk1) differently than the second one on the chain (disk2).

 

I have two other tests in mind:

1. How about disconnecting TestBed drive and see if the response is the same for SnowLeopard.

2. I wonder what the response would be on a /Extra install method, as opposed to EFI boot.

 

MAJ

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At the moment, no. But, it has been considered. See CPU temperature in iStat.

 

 

You'll need to reinstall the bootloader. Normally, when installing Win, it's strongly suggested to remove all other drives from system, as the installer tampers with the boot sectors.

 

 

Man, I've read all your posts on this subject over and over, trying to find a pattern. You've done a lot of work here.

So far, I see TestBed will sleep/wake, unless selected as primary boot with SnowLeopard selected at bootloader screen. SnowLeopard doesn't sleep/wake, unless SnowLeopard selected selected as primary boot with TestBed selected at bootloader screen. Did I get that right? Need a chart to visually see it.

My first thought was something regarding the bootloader treating the first OS Install drive (disk1) differently than the second one on the chain (disk2).

 

I have two other tests in mind:

1. How about disconnecting TestBed drive and see if the response is the same for SnowLeopard.

2. I wonder what the response would be on a /Extra install method, as opposed to EFI boot.

 

MAJ

 

 

Whahoo fixed SnowLeopard :)

 

Steve

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32bit S3 sleep and wake is now working with F9E BIOS and PC EFI 10.5 by redoing my DSDT from scratch by rebooting without a DSDT, getting the latest 20091013 version of iasl from http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php...189272&st=0, running getDSDT.sh, then `./iasl -d dsdt.dat', editing dsdt.dsl for _WAK and local0 compile warnings, added the DTGP method, and the CMOS, HDEF, IDE[1|2], PX40, and HPET fixes (dsdt_f9e_s3_fixed.dsl attached), then getting dsdt.aml from `./iasl -ta dsdt.dsl'.

 

d00d,

 

Do you have sleep/wake working correctly in both 32 and 64 bit ?

 

I have made couple fresh installs with my method and here are my observations:

 

On fresh 10.6-10.6.1 S3 sleep/wake works in 32/64 bit modes, with all my kexts in /Extra (except 64 bit RealtekR1000), but:

 

a. I need to have EthernetBuiltin=yes in boot.plist.

If not activated, I end up with black screen on awake.

 

b. Installing all my apps (CS4, iLive09 etc...) breaks both 32/64 bit sleep (getting KP after awake).

Moving NullCPUPowerManagement.kext to S/L/E makes sleep/wake to work correctly again but in 64bit only.

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And.....

:)

 

So, it sleeps, now?

 

MAJ

 

Sorry, just wanted to keep you in suspense

 

Yes Indeed, just finished a run of 10 cycles with SleepX

 

The issue seems to be com.apple.PowerManagement.plist in /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration

At the bottom there is a UUID, I guessing this value must match some other hidden value on disk

 

I also changed permissions to 755 on / I had 1755 before and set the screensaver timer to be longer

that the default sleep timer. I don't think this affected anything, just did this to be similar to TestBed.

 

The thing to do is delete this plist, go to system prefs and reset power saving to default values. This

should recreate the file (just check as just one time it forgot to put a UUID in !, if that happens it wont

wake properly so just delete and repeat). Then reboot

Sleep then works for me.

 

 

1 - This is assuming you have vanilla /S/L/E don't assume, check

2 - Check sharing prefs, as some sharing options prevent sleep. Obvious if you are sharing!

 

Note:

 

I've ordered a magic mouse so I downloaded the new patch to 10.6.1 that supports it. After install I noticed

that this breaks sleep. There are quite a lot of kext changes in this download. I suppose it is possible that it may work if there is a magic mouse attached to your computer.

 

The fix was to delete /S/L/E and copy vanilla 10.6.1 /S/L/E from TestBed then repair permissions,

regenerate plist and reboot.

 

After that sleep is working again as shown by SleepX test.

 

steve

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10.6 is running! :)

 

GTX285 was no problem at all using netkas' enabler.. Very smooth in 1920x1200!

Still having a few issues with sound, network, booting win7, but the party had just begun...

 

Many thanks to DD and his great script and Cruisar who helped me out during the last days!

 

Gladly I'll help out all folks with a similar setup, just PM me.

 

One more thing :)

 

My USB Wlan Stick (fritz!) isn't working..

Can someone recommend me a good and working alternative, stick or card for the UD5..?

 

Thanks!

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GTX285 was no problem at all using netkas' enabler.. Very smooth in 1920x1200!

Still having a few issues with sound, network, booting win7, but the party had just begun...

My USB Wlan Stick (fritz!) isn't working..

Can someone recommend me a good and working alternative, stick or card for the UD5..?

 

For sound, you can use 4out/2in LegacyHDA.kext from Post #661 with DSDT patch from here: http://www.efixusers.com/showthread.php?t=38&page=10

 

For native WLan look at Post #647

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d00d,

 

Do you have sleep/wake working correctly in both 32 and 64 bit ?

 

I have made couple fresh installs with my method and here are my observations:

 

On fresh 10.6-10.6.1 S3 sleep/wake works in 32/64 bit modes, with all my kexts in /Extra (except 64 bit RealtekR1000), but:

 

a. I need to have EthernetBuildin=yes in boot.plist.

If not activated, I end up with black screen on awake.

 

b. Installing all my apps (CS4, iLive09 etc...) breaks both 32/64 bit sleep (getting KP after awake).

Moving NullCPUPowerManagement.kext to S/L/E makes sleep/wake to work correctly again but in 64bit only.

I have S3 sleep working in 10.6.1 32bit, and haven't tried 64bit because not all of my third party applications are 64bit yet.

With EthernetBuiltIn=yes (EthernetBuildin seems to be misspelled) the interfaces show built-in=False in IORegistryExplorer, so I removed it because it didn't cause built-in=True.

The only downside to not showing the interfaces as built-in was a cosmetic log error;

Oct 26 12:17:01 mac05 com.apple.backupd[858]: Couldn't find en0.

However, since I updated yesterday to psystar's [32|64]bit version 2.0.9 of their RealtekR1000.kext, the interfaces show built-in=True, and the log error is gone.

 

Openhaltrestart also seems to be updated (10.0.0d2 -> 10.0.2).
Where do you see that?

I see version 2.1.0 in CFBundleVersion in Info.plist, the previous open source one is version 1.0.3.

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Where do you see that?

I see version 2.1.0 in CFBundleVersion in Info.plist, the previous open source one is version 1.0.3.

 

Oh srry, looked at the wrong numbers XD. But anyway, it is updated :).

 

EDIT: Those were the numbers i gave for the NullCPUPowermanagement.kext also seems like it has been updated by Psystar...

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7. PCI-E Ethernet card working natively with apple drivers in 32/64 bit mode.

I couldn't get Bonjour to work properly with onboard LAN, so installed Broadcom 5721 NetXtreme working natively with 10.6

Info: http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/product...&lid=628335

 

odd, I just bought this card, installed it. It doesn't show up under network in Mac!

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odd, I just bought this card, installed it. It doesn't show up under network in Mac!

 

It shows here.

Did you add it (+) manually to System Preferences/Network?

Which IONetworkingFamily.kext are you using?

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Sorry, just wanted to keep you in suspense

 

Yes Indeed, just finished a run of 10 cycles with SleepX

 

The issue seems to be com.apple.PowerManagement.plist in /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration

At the bottom there is a UUID, I guessing this value must match some other hidden value on disk

 

I also changed permissions to 755 on / I had 1755 before and set the screensaver timer to be longer

that the default sleep timer. I don't think this affected anything, just did this to be similar to TestBed.

 

The thing to do is delete this plist, go to system prefs and reset power saving to default values. This

should recreate the file (just check as just one time it forgot to put a UUID in !, if that happens it wont

wake properly so just delete and repeat). Then reboot

Sleep then works for me.

 

 

1 - This is assuming you have vanilla /S/L/E don't assume, check

2 - Check sharing prefs, as some sharing options prevent sleep. Obvious if you are sharing!

 

Note:

 

I've ordered a magic mouse so I downloaded the new patch to 10.6.1 that supports it. After install I noticed

that this breaks sleep. There are quite a lot of kext changes in this download. I suppose it is possible that it may work if there is a magic mouse attached to your computer.

 

The fix was to delete /S/L/E and copy vanilla 10.6.1 /S/L/E from TestBed then repair permissions,

regenerate plist and reboot.

 

After that sleep is working again as shown by SleepX test.

 

steve

Further note:

 

After waking from sleep, on both SnowLeopard and TestBed certain webpages opened in Safari cause a kernel panic. I think I narrowed it down to those forms based pages using javascript that you enter things like userid & passwords.

 

I notice package installer causes the same panic. After googling I notice real macs complain of kernel panic eg installing iWork etc. Pages, Keynote work OK for me so I guess it's the installer.

 

I deduced this when I installed Opera. When I rebooted and installed Opera, did sleep/wake I found that the same pages that panic Safari are OK in Opera. I'm assuming it is therefore application specific, ie not Java (Eclipse 64 bit is fine)

 

I suppose it could also be a 3rd party plugin to Safari, I'm running with default Opera plugins

 

steve

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Here comes a boot disk based on BiTRiP's contribution...

 

Files:

 

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=2dd8669...04e75f6e8ebb871

 

http://rapidshare.com/files/301305788/slboot_build_3.iso (latest, ATI Support, no chameleon install required, some fixes, added Lizard for manipulation of com.apple.Boot.plist)

 

http://rapidshare.com/files/299385979/slboot_build_2.iso (no chameleon install required, more specific)

 

http://rapidshare.com/files/299386522/slboot_build_1.iso (first release, more generic)

 

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

With this Disk (and luck) you can install Snow Leopard from Retail with no patching in 30 Minutes.

Purrrfect for noobz.

 

Working: Graphix (Nvidia), Ethernet, Sound, Firewire...

Howto:

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0. Burn Image to CD.

 

1. Insert Boot-CD into Drive.

 

2. Boot with proper BIOS configuration.

 

3. When Chameleon is ready put the "Snow Leopard" DVD in. Hit F5 for refresh.

 

4. Select "Snow Leopard" DVD and install on your HD. If your HD won't show up, format with Disk Utility.

 

5. Reboot System with Boot-CD. Select your HD and start "Snow Leopard".

 

If you don't want to install Chameleon on your HD use Built 2 and boot every time from CD

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

6. When your System is up and running, install the "Chameleon 2 RC3" Package from "Suffix" Folder.

Copy the Files from the "Suffix/Extra" Folder to the "Extra" Folder the Installation created in your main directory on your HD.

 

7. Put the CD out. Reboot.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 

8. Have Phun.

 

9. Sorry for my bad english.

 

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Whatever. Feel free to modify.

 

ThX to digital dreamer, netkas, the chameleon team, dr. hurt for the chameleon installer and BiTRiP for his contribution.

 

GA-EX58-UD5

Intel Core i7 920

Corsair XMS3

GeForce 9600 GT

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It shows here.

Did you add it (+) manually to System Preferences/Network?

Which IONetworkingFamily.kext are you using?

 

I used your IONetworkingFamily.kext

 

I tried installing it under Extra and System. ThenI tried using Kext Utility as well.

 

 

 

 

 

Which IONetworkingFamily.kext should I use and where should I install it? I've tried so many different ones....

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I used your IONetworkingFamily.kext

I tried installing it under Extra and System. ThenI tried using Kext Utility as well.

 

Drag original Snow Leopard's IONetworkingFamily.kext to the desktop.

Right click on it and choose "Show Package Contents" then go to Contents/PlugIns.

Between all kexts you should find AppleBCM5701Ethernet.kext in there.

This is the kext controlling your Broadcom 5721 ( If it is not there, you are not using SL original IONetworkingFamily.kext )

If you want on-board LAN to work as well, add RealtekR1000.kext to PlugIns folder, then use Kext Installer to install modified IONetworkingFamily.kext to /S/L/E.

Reboot with -s and rebuild caches with buildcache command.

Plug Ethernet cable to Broadcom card and open System Preferences/Network.

Inside Network preference click "+" sign and from sub-menu choose "Ethernet 2" (assuming that your onboard LAN ports are shown as Ethernet and Ethernet 1) then click apply.

 

Your new card should work now.

 

Note: Newest 32/64 bit version of RealtekR1000.kext is available in d00d's Post #799

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Drag original Snow Leopard's IONetworkingFamily.kext to the desktop.

Right click on it and choose "Show Package Contents" then go to Contents/PlugIns.

Between all kexts you should find AppleBCM5701Ethernet.kext in there.

This is the kext controlling your Broadcom 5721 ( If it is not there, you are not using SL original IONetworkingFamily.kext )

If you want on-board LAN to work as well, add RealtekR1000.kext to PlugIns folder, then use Kext Installer to install modified IONetworkingFamily.kext to /S/L/E.

Reboot with -s and rebuild caches with buildcache command.

Plug Ethernet cable to Broadcom card and open System Preferences/Network.

Inside Network preference click "+" sign and from sub-menu choose "Ethernet 2" (assuming that your onboard LAN ports are shown as Ethernet and Ethernet 1) then click apply.

 

Your new card should work now.

 

Thank you! the card works now! I wasn't using the original IONetworkingFamily.kext so I just took it off my MBP. I added the Realtek1000.text, but it didn't make the onboard LAN work. But at least the card works. Major thanks!

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Great news,

 

Try to use NullCPUPowerManagement.kext and SleepEnabler.kext from S/L/E to see if you can wake without any KP.

Initially, this change allowed me for proper sleep/wake in both 32bit and 64bit.

Now sleep/wake works properly in 64bit mode only.

Still investigating what caused it to break in 32bit mode.

I was changing my DSDT to get a stripped down version with only the modifications that really mattered, and I found that I got a KP after wake if the HPET device wasn't fixed.

If you use fassl's latest DSDT Patcher (version 1.0.1e) it will claim to fix HPET, but the changes it makes doesn't cause AppleHPET.kext to load on GA-EX58, even with -newHPET;

Patching HPET...

HPET Device found : Device (HPET)

IRQ's written to HPET

HPET patched

 

Here's the original HPET;

                Device (HPET)
               {
                   Name (_HID, EisaId ("PNP0103"))
                   Name (ATT3, ResourceTemplate ()
                   {
                       IRQNoFlags ()
                           {0}
                       IRQNoFlags ()
                           {8}
                       Memory32Fixed (ReadWrite,
                           0xFED00000,         // Address Base
                           0x00000400,         // Address Length
                           )
                   })
                   Name (ATT4, ResourceTemplate ()
                   {
                   })
                   Method (_STA, 0, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       If (LGreaterEqual (OSFX, 0x03))
                       {
                           If (HPTF)
                           {
                               Return (0x0F)
                           }
                           Else
                           {
                               Return (0x00)
                           }
                       }
                       Else
                       {
                           Return (0x00)
                       }
                   }

                   Method (_CRS, 0, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       If (LGreaterEqual (OSFX, 0x03))
                       {
                           If (HPTF)
                           {
                               Return (ATT3)
                           }
                           Else
                           {
                               Return (ATT4)
                           }
                       }
                       Else
                       {
                           Return (ATT4)
                       }
                   }
               }

Modified so that AppleHPET.kext loads;

                Device (HPET)
               {
                   Name (_HID, EisaId ("PNP0103"))
                   Name (ATT3, ResourceTemplate ()
                   {
                       IRQNoFlags ()
                           {0}
                       IRQNoFlags ()
                           {8}
                       Memory32Fixed (ReadWrite,
                           0xFED00000,         // Address Base
                           0x00000400,         // Address Length
                           )
                   })
                   Name (ATT4, ResourceTemplate ()
                   {
                   })
                   Method (_STA, 0, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       Return (0x0F)
                   }

                   Method (_CRS, 0, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       Return (ATT3)
                   }
               }

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I was changing my DSDT to get a stripped down version with only the modifications that really mattered, and I found that I got a KP after wake if the HPET device wasn't fixed.

If you use fassl's latest DSDT Patcher (version 1.0.1e) it will claim to fix HPET, but the changes it makes doesn't cause AppleHPET.kext to load on GA-EX58, even with -newHPET;

Patching HPET...

HPET Device found : Device (HPET)

IRQ's written to HPET

HPET patched

 

Here's the original HPET;

                Device (HPET)
               {
                   Name (_HID, EisaId ("PNP0103"))
                   Name (ATT3, ResourceTemplate ()
                   {
                       IRQNoFlags ()
                           {0}
                       IRQNoFlags ()
                           {8}
                       Memory32Fixed (ReadWrite,
                           0xFED00000,         // Address Base
                           0x00000400,         // Address Length
                           )
                   })
                   Name (ATT4, ResourceTemplate ()
                   {
                   })
                   Method (_STA, 0, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       If (LGreaterEqual (OSFX, 0x03))
                       {
                           If (HPTF)
                           {
                               Return (0x0F)
                           }
                           Else
                           {
                               Return (0x00)
                           }
                       }
                       Else
                       {
                           Return (0x00)
                       }
                   }

                   Method (_CRS, 0, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       If (LGreaterEqual (OSFX, 0x03))
                       {
                           If (HPTF)
                           {
                               Return (ATT3)
                           }
                           Else
                           {
                               Return (ATT4)
                           }
                       }
                       Else
                       {
                           Return (ATT4)
                       }
                   }
               }

Modified so that AppleHPET.kext loads;

                Device (HPET)
               {
                   Name (_HID, EisaId ("PNP0103"))
                   Name (ATT3, ResourceTemplate ()
                   {
                       IRQNoFlags ()
                           {0}
                       IRQNoFlags ()
                           {8}
                       Memory32Fixed (ReadWrite,
                           0xFED00000,         // Address Base
                           0x00000400,         // Address Length
                           )
                   })
                   Name (ATT4, ResourceTemplate ()
                   {
                   })
                   Method (_STA, 0, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       Return (0x0F)
                   }

                   Method (_CRS, 0, NotSerialized)
                   {
                       Return (ATT3)
                   }
               }

 

 

 

 

Interesting, I'll give it a try, I notice AppleHPET isn't running for me

 

 

I thought my DSDT already supported this, my sleep works OK at the moment except when installing stuff after waking. I've been running Opera 10 rather than Safari all day and sleep has been working great. Once you get used to it the new Opera seems pretty good

 

Maybe the HPET fix will resolve the issues I had with the magic mouse Blue Tooth update?

 

 

 

 

steve 

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The last of my hardware arrived today and I finally got to boot my new Hackintosh for the 1st time. Amazingly it booted up and most everything works as advertised. I now have 10.6.1 installed and all my files moved over. Haven't tried sleep yet but will later tonight. My 2 most pressing problems are graphics and sound. I have a GTS 250 card. From the get-go all the resolutions showed up, but no QE or CI. I tried Aquamac's script and the correct card now shows up in System Profiler, but I can't seem to get QE or CI working.

 

All the forums give you a massive information overload, and I seem to keep going around in circles. And you never know if older info will work with newer versions of the OS.

 

Any ideas on a fix to get graphics and sound working properly would be greatly appreciated.

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Any ideas on how to configure audio to use the internal spdif out on the EX58-UD5 motherboard?

 

Seems the only digital audio I can get working is for the external spdif in/out. In System Profiler it shows SPDIF in/out as combo connections. In Audio MIDI setup I can select "Encode Digital Audio" for Digital SPDIF Out but then it will not allow me to select it as the default output until I disable "Encode Digital Audio".

 

Is this just a matter of editing the Path or Layout of info.plist in a LegacyHDA.kext?

 

Right now I am using a patch DSDT.aml for HDEF, the stock AppleHDA.kext and an ALC885 LegacyHDA.kext for 3 out 2 in digital. Everything else works fine but I'm specifically trying to use the onboard SPDIF out that connects to a HDMI video card.

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Further note:

 

After waking from sleep, on both SnowLeopard and TestBed certain webpages opened in Safari cause a kernel panic. I think I narrowed it down to those forms based pages using javascript that you enter things like userid & passwords.

 

I notice package installer causes the same panic. After googling I notice real macs complain of kernel panic eg installing iWork etc. Pages, Keynote work OK for me so I guess it's the installer.

 

I deduced this when I installed Opera. When I rebooted and installed Opera, did sleep/wake I found that the same pages that panic Safari are OK in Opera. I'm assuming it is therefore application specific, ie not Java (Eclipse 64 bit is fine)

 

I suppose it could also be a 3rd party plugin to Safari, I'm running with default Opera plugins

 

steve

 

I have everything apart from sleep and bonjour (for the life of me I cannot get it working reliably) in 32-bit...however in 64-bit sleep is working but I cannot get sound or network working at all. Sound I understand why as I need 64 kexts but I have tried all the kexts I have for network (all 64-bit) but none work...

 

Any advice?

 

I am running a i7 950 with a GAt X58-UD5 motherboard and the F9E (beta BIOS for the CPU temp fix)...

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Like to share this, found on à French HAckOSX site:

http://www.darwinx86.org/applications/util...72-corei7bootcd

 

 

Boot CD for EX58-UD5

 

 

for 10.6 Retail DVD, PCEFI10.5 included, Graphics Enabler for NVIDIA & ATI48x0.

Look here is more : http://www.mediafire.com/MowgliBook

 

 

and this App: GUI to assist Chameleon bootloader

 

LIZARD

from SONOTONE source:http://code.google.com/p/lizard-app/

http://darwinx86.org/software/darwinx86_software.html

 

Trauma, Kabyl, JrCs, Blackosx for their expertise and comments.

http://www.darwinx86.org/applications/util...-pour-chameleon

 

Lizard is an application that lets you take control on the main parameters from Chameleon bootloader. (all current versions) and more...

 

Lizard also has a detailed help (in English), which inform you about the bootloader settings.

EFI partition is not supported !

Credits:

Prasys for his help( smbios )

Distemperus for his help (boot)

Trauma, Kabyl, JrCs, Blackosx for their expertise and comments.

;)

 

Any ideas on how to configure audio to use the internal spdif out on the EX58-UD5 motherboard?

 

 

Is this just a matter of editing the Path or Layout of info.plist in a LegacyHDA.kext?

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Sound for me is ok with this VoodooHDA + Prefpane (including SPDIF)

 

 

 

 

LAN + Bonjour/AFP for me is Ok with this Beta Realtek1000SL.kext

 

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hi, i m just building my new hack with this motherboard and msi 250gts 2d1g (1go) everything is working perfectly except Lan cards (builtin)

 

can someone send me his dsdt.aml ?

 

thank you , because under SL none of the two LAN working ....

 

edit : i use the mowglibook package (excelent !!!!)

but LAN ...arghhhh

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hi, i m just building my new hack with this motherboard and msi 250gts 2d1g (1go) everything is working perfectly except Lan cards (builtin)

 

can someone send me his dsdt.aml ?

 

thank you , because under SL none of the two LAN working ....

 

edit : i use the mowglibook package (excelent !!!!)

but LAN ...arghhhh

 

Did you try the realtek1000SL in my post just above ? (in S/L/E)

I'm working only with manual IP settings !

try also eliminating all network prefs (/L/P/SystemConfiguration) (thks devdelay)

 

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