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Sure. Go to page 1.

i meant now that i am on 10.5.5 i have tried reapplying AppleHDA and it doesnt seem to take, any suggestions

 

on boot, I get

 

kextd[68]: kld_load_from_memory() failed for module /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext/Contents/MacOS/AppleHDA

kextd[68]: a link/load error occured for kernel extension /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext

 

sorry about being so vague :D

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i meant now that i am on 10.5.5 i have tried reapplying AppleHDA and it doesnt seem to take, any suggestions

 

That is a lot different than what you said before. How have you tried re-applying it? Have you re-run Sonotone's installer? Have you checked the /System/Library/Extensions folder to ensure AppleHDA is there? Have you tried manually extracted the kext from Sonotone's installer with Pacifist and then using OSx86 Tools or Kexthelper to install the kext? Did you make sure you repaired your permissions and reset your extension cache when you were done with these operations?

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Yea, sorry about being so vague.

 

I have tried all of those suggestions and i still get

kextd[68]: kld_load_from_memory() failed for module /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext/Contents/MacOS/AppleHDA

kextd[68]: a link/load error occured for kernel extension /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext

during boot
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Does this happen even after deleting the kext and reapplying it? Perhaps you need to run a fsck on the filesystem. This can be done from singler user mode (boot with the -s flag).

I'll try removing the kext and reinstalling it. I'll post the results here.

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When you boot into single user mode it will tell you how to use it. Make sure you use a kext installer like in OSx86 Tools instead of installing by hand.

I reinstalled it using OSX86Tools and ran fsck and i still get the boot-time error

 

EDIT:

 

I tried loading the kext manually and got this output in Terminal

 

kextload: extension /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext appears to be loadable
kld(): Undefined symbols:
__ZN14DspFuncManager13setSampleRateEm
__ZN14DspFuncManager14setAudioEngineEP14AppleHDAEngine
__ZN14DspFuncManager16resetAllDspFuncsEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager21createIOAudioControlsEP13IOAudioEngine
__ZN14DspFuncManager21disableSoftwareVolumeEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager21removeAllDspFunctionsEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager21setLeftSoftwareVolumeEm
__ZN14DspFuncManager21softwareVolumeEnabledEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager22muteLeftSoftwareVolumeEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager22setGainRangeParametersEmmll
__ZN14DspFuncManager22setInterpolateRateMuteEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager22setRightSoftwareVolumeEm
__ZN14DspFuncManager23muteRightSoftwareVolumeEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager23resetLeftSoftwareVolumeEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager24resetRightSoftwareVolumeEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager24setInterpolateRateVolumeEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager27setParametersFromDictionaryEP12OSDictionary
__ZN14DspFuncManager29getEffectiveMaxVolumeSettingsEhPhlPl
__ZN14DspFuncManager29setLeftAndRightSoftwareVolumeEm
__ZN14DspFuncManager30createVolumeModuleForInputPathEP12OSDictionary
__ZN14DspFuncManager30muteLeftAndRightSoftwareVolumeEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager31createVolumeModuleForOutputPathEP12OSDictionary
__ZN14DspFuncManager31resetLeftAndRightSoftwareVolumeEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager6enableEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager7disableEv
__ZN14DspFuncManager7prerollEPKvS1_mm
__ZN14DspFuncManager7processEPKvS1_mm
__ZN14DspFuncManagerC1Ev
__ZN17DspFuncUserClient19setDspFuncMangerRefEP14DspFuncManager
__ZN17DspFuncUserClient6CreateEP13IOAudioEngineP4task
__ZN20IOACPIPlatformDevice9metaClassE
_exp
_pow
_sin
kextload: kld_load_from_memory() failed for module /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext/Contents/MacOS/AppleHDA
kextload: a link/load error occured for kernel extension /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext
link/load failed for extension /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext

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PLEASE GOD HELP!

 

i am using dell inspiron 1720, with 2 hard drives.

 

Hard drive one (seen by vista as disk0) is partitioned in 3: vista (ntfs), leopard (hfs+), data (ntfs)

Hard drive 2 (seen by vista as disk1) has only one partition (ntfs)

 

i installed iAtkos2.0i on the created partition, using this guide: http://inihilist.wordpress.com/2008/04/05/...and-fool-proof/

 

the thing worked and i had the OSX but in order to get vista back i had to follow these instructions after booting in safe mode [-s]

[i]fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0
flag 1
quit
reboot

 

i blindly followed the instructions and it appears that rdisk0 was actually Hard drive 2

 

i repeated the steps for rdisk1 and then i could safely repair and boot vista, and finish the bootloader setup in order to have both OS's,

 

but when i tried to get back to Hard drive 2, i was amazed that ALL MY DATA WAS GONE!!! although vista reported the same amount of disk space as before, the only files i see in that partition now are .DS_Store , ._.Trashes , ._.TemporaryItems , .TemporaryItems , .Trashes and, strange enough, one of the old folders of data that i had, which is still accessible

 

please tell me what to do, all my data was on that drive and it seems as if it's still there but i can't get to it. please help[/i]


Run any of the NTFS Recovery tools, I had the same problem, I updated the boot sector of the wrong disk/partition and lost the data in it, but the recvery tool worked. If the tool does not recognize the partition, try to assing manually with a partition manager of your NTFS Disk.

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Run any of the NTFS Recovery tools, I had the same problem, I updated the boot sector of the wrong disk/partition and lost the data in it, but the recvery tool worked. If the tool does not recognize the partition, try to assing manually with a partition manager of your NTFS Disk.

 

@ macgirl, you've come to the rescue as usual :P

 

thanks for the tip, it's what i should have dome from the beginning, but here's the funny part:

i spend about 8 hrs trying on about 3 or 4 different recovery tool software, and surfing the web, and after hundreds of variations of my google search i figured out that the $MFT might be broken. so i came across a post about a totally different thing (dont even remember the forum), about using chkdsk /f to fix that.

 

as you know, anyone who has windows probably has chkdsk as a default tool, ran it from vista command prompt with administrative privileges, and, of all things, it worked!!

 

Old MS bastards still have some good stuff left in their heart :)

 

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

@ everyone :P

 

On the other hand, now i have some other problems.

 

When i installed iAtkos 2.0i i also took account of a video tutorial (

). So i used:

- Kernel 9.2.0 ToH (

@2:30) (too bad, because after that i saw in this other
@2.45 that 9.2.2 stock kernel can detect your battery)

- Remove thermal Kexts (also in the first tutorial @2.35)

- NVInject for 256MB

- NTFS-3G

 

I later realised that the first tut was for a desktop system, while the second was for a laptop, and might have worked better.

 

The problems that i have now are the following:

- although my audio seems to be recognized by the install, and the volume keys work (the sound slider appears on the screen when i use them) - i get no output in the speakers. Do you think AppleHDA might work ?

- after several minutes the computer goes to sleep (probably) - i.e. the screen goes black but the power indicator stays on, and i can't get it back except by shutting it down by force and rebooting - could this be a problem with the sleep driver ?

- the battery is not recognised (probably because the OS sees it as a desktop computer)

- i haven't tried closing the lid yet (that was silly - i will try that when i get home)

- don't know anything about speedstep yet, probably not working, but don't know if it's that useful

 

However, the biggest problem that i have is that i have no idea how to install the kexts! I couldnt find any tutorial basic enough for me (i am a complete noob to this and the decision to try OSX86 came more like a curiosity than a need or urge to have a mac OS). Is there somewhere i can look for step by step details ?

 

The reason i am asking is that i don't know how to use all the resources you guys are providing.

- for sound, will this be ok ? (STAC9228_0x83847616.zip from your first post)

- for display lid (ClamshellDisplay.kext from superhai) ?

- for sleep, i've seen that other ppl have had problem with 9.2.0 ToH, is there a solution yet?

- for battery meter ?

 

I'm sorry i am asking so many questions but your initial post has so many options and i still don;t know which one is best for me

 

 

Here is my current confinguration, for clarification:

Dell Inspiron 1720

Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 @2GHz

2GB DDR 2 @667 MHz

Nvidia Geforce 8600M GT 256MB @ 1920x1200

2x120GB SATA @5400RPM

Dell 1390 Wireless Minicard (working with stock install)

Broadcom 440x Ethernet (haven't tried it, probably working)

 

On first hard drive i have:

- Vista running on primary partition (C:)

- Mac running on extended partition, first logical

- NTFS data on extended partition, second logical

 

Second hard drive:

- one partition, NTFS data (recently fixed with chkdsk :) )

 

I used chain0 for bootloader because i couldnt find a good enough explanation on how to set up tboot on vista.

 

That's about all the information i can provide, and the fact that i have had close to zero experience with terminal and unix-based systems. i just know that ls means something like dir in MS-DOS :)

 

thanks again, and you guys are great for helping people out the way you do

 

***quick edit: i found Kext Helper and this post and that will probably be of help with installing the kexts - does it work with any kext? How do u uninstall them?

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Thanks for this tutorial, I have the 10.5.5 update working almost perfectly on my XPS 1330. 2 little problems, if anyone can help.

 

I'm having a problem with sleep where the computer will go to sleep, and then wake up when I press the button. When it wakes, things look normal, but the wifi indicator never comes back in the top bar. The mouse just goes to a spinning cursor, and I am not able to do anything. I then have to hard reset. I installed the echisleepenabler from Superhai, and made the one kext change he required.

 

I had a problem with the 2 finger scroll from sonotones pack, so I have not installed that. My touchpad is extremely sensitive and moves way too fast. Even when I set my preferences to the lowest setting, it is almost unuse able. I tried searching everywhere, but most people have the other problem, the touchpad is too slow.

 

If anyone has any solutions, let me know.

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Hi there, quick question, I have a dell inspiron 1520, I have installed iatkos 4i successfully, and used the dell laptop post installer 1.2 to get my video working (thank god as I couldn't get qe/ci to work up till now with 10.5.4) But for the life of me I cannot get my audio to work. I have tried both the 9205 and 9228 options in the patcher, and the modified kext on the first page of this post. Does anyone have any suggestions as this is all I need to be able to actually use my laptop for final cut.

 

Thanks!

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Hello Macgirl,

Thanks to you i have got my laptop to work perfectly..Now the only question is how can i get VGA out with my Nvidia 8600M GT DDR3??

Sure, you only need to put a correct NVCAP and select Detect >displayson the Displays Menu or the Display Preference Pane.

 

Here is how the NVCAP work: http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=103549

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http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=128285

 

"INSTAHackintosh V0.1 Released!!!

 

Requirements:

Retail Leopard DVD

Apple Updates

User Specific Packages.

 

GUID Partition Only, at the moment.

 

Link:

 

What is it??

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

A Retail Leopard DVD Patcher/Updater.

Consisting of two scripts:-

 

INSTAHackintosh.sh handles the INSTALLED side.

DVDMaker.sh handles the INSTALLER side.

 

INSTALLED = System that gets 'Installed'

INSTALLER = System for MacOSXInstall.iso

Get it?? Good.

 

What does it do??

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

Allows a Retail Leopard Install DVD to be

'Upgraded' to the Latest Version with whatever

Apple Updates and Custom Packages

you need.

e.g

10.5.0 Retail to 10.5.5 Retail for Installer AND Installed.

 

What Hardware does it support??

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

C2D Using DFE-132 CDBootloader for Virgin Installs.

No disks swapping or Toast Disk Image Merge involved.

 

AMD and P4 MAY work with appropriate Kernel/Kexts."

 

 

Hello,

 

Is there someone who is using the boot-132 method to boot its Xps 1530.

 

It could be friendly if someone could upload the archive of it.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Josh.

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Thanks for this tutorial, I have the 10.5.5 update working almost perfectly on my XPS 1330. 2 little problems, if anyone can help.

 

I'm having a problem with sleep where the computer will go to sleep, and then wake up when I press the button. When it wakes, things look normal, but the wifi indicator never comes back in the top bar. The mouse just goes to a spinning cursor, and I am not able to do anything. I then have to hard reset. I installed the echisleepenabler from Superhai, and made the one kext change he required.

 

I had a problem with the 2 finger scroll from sonotones pack, so I have not installed that. My touchpad is extremely sensitive and moves way too fast. Even when I set my preferences to the lowest setting, it is almost unuse able. I tried searching everywhere, but most people have the other problem, the touchpad is too slow.

 

If anyone has any solutions, let me know.

hi i have dell xps 1330 i update 10.5.5 but my system don't boot up...i can only boot with -x ....do i have to delete some kext? plz help me

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I used the 10.5.0 retail disk.

 

For me the easiest way to use the boot 132 is the syslinux method, either on USB memory stick or on a little fat 32 partition.

 

Did you try to use -v at boot with your DVD to see where it hangs?

 

i am using the boot 132 .........retail dvd 10.5.4 ..kaly installer boot from hd.....then i update 10.5.5 ang get stuck where list my airport card..do i have to delete any kext to get to boot properly ...i have the dell xps 1330 2.5 c2d...help plz

 

When you boot with -v what does it tell you?

 

i am using the boot 132 method ..when i use -v i get stuck where is shows the wirless card ...i also have the dell xps 1330 2.5 c2d .. i am using the leopard 10.5.4 retail..i can only log in with -x

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ummm.mac girl...am a complete noob....how o i get it working..i tried reading the post but how do i edit the valuies n stuff?? lost....??

 

On first post there are links to Already working NVCAP Values.

 

Put it on your Injector, (NVInject, Natit or NVKush) or on you gfx string XML.

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Thanks macgirl once again! I removed the EFI string and used NVinject.kext and it works perfectly with my 10.5.5 (no stress!).

 

Thank you a million times!

 

where do i place this kext ? do i put it in the extra folder or in system/library/extensions?

 

plz help...when my system boots up i get black screen with mouse pointer

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