PCI CONFIGURATION BEGIN [ Fix ]

You only need to add:


 npci=0x2000 to Kernel Flags in /Extra/org.chameleon.Boot.plist


:)

Setup your Trackpad with iATKOS [L1, L2 Compatible]

For the Trackpad - I suggest you try the Kext from the following link:
http://www.osx86.net/downloads.php?do=file&id=1448
 

Its from the GM of Lion, but for us - it actually worked, where as the 10.7.2 kext did not. Don't bother with the prefspane install if you simply just want the trackpad working.

Replace the two kexts with the one from the zip, then use kext utility to repair permissions (inlcuded in L2. Use finder to goto Utilities/Tools.

Thanks to mrotacon

Audio Drivers for Onboard Realtek ALC 889 and ALC 892 [ L1, L2 Compatible]

Toleda has released two new patched AppleHDA audio drivers designed to optimize any motherboard with the Realtek ALC 889 or Realtek ALC 892 audio codecs. This is the best and most complete support that we've ever seen. The new one-kext solution supports most Mac OS X Lion analog and digital audio capabilities. It is designed to be an alternate or replacement for the combination of both AppleHDA Rollback and ALC8xxHDA. Proper DSDT edits are still required.

One unique feature of the driver is the ability to alternate between 2 different layout-ids, enabling either most onboard devices, or HDMI audio with slightly limited onboard devices. For example, in order to get HD 3000 HDMI audio, you will need to change your layout id in your DSDT's HDEF section to 389. The default 889, used in the DSDT Database, will enable the optimal onboard analog and digital options.

Download AppleHDA for Realtek ALC 889

Download AppleHDA for Realtek ALC 892

source

How to install iATKOS L2 10.7.2 on HP 8440p

Edit: updated to include MultiBeast piece I had left out and to add info on battery icon kexts.

Please use the latest kexts file called HP 8440p kexts under the Downloads - Miscellaneous section.

This newer file has the same kexts as the first one I posted and also the battery kexts.

The core process steps boil down to the following phases:

Items needed, software to download on windows 7 PC

- a USB keyboard and a USB mouse, standard PC models, as the kb/trackpad do not work OOB but require a kext

- two USB sticks, one for a faster way to install OSX, the other for the transfer of kexts

- Download iATKOS L2 via torrent

- Download TRANSMAC to W7 PC

- Download dmg2img to convert dmg file to iso file

- Registration on this site to download the latest kext zip file I posted in the Downloads / Misc folder

- Registration with tonymacx86 so you can download Multibeast

Preparation of OSX DVD and USB stick with OSX image on windows 7 PC

- Convert the iATKOS L2 DMG file to an iso file with dmg2iso (simple syntax, see their help /?)

- Burn the new L2 iso to a DVD – this will be used as a boot disk, similar to iBoot

- Use Transmac to format USB stick with the dmg – this will be used to install the Lion OSX faster

- I think you just right-click on the USB stick name in the left panel and select "format with image" and you pick the iATKOS dmg file for this directly.

- you now have the DVD to start the boot process and the USB stick to make the whole deal much much faster to do.

Preparation of kexts files on yet another USB stick

- copy the un-zipped folders of the HP 8440p zip file to another USB stick, which should be FAT32 format

- download Multibeast from the tonymacx86 site and also copy the files to the USB stick

- you now have this ready to go for the post-installation steps

Install process on laptop

- Connect a usb keyboard and mouse to the hp 8440p as laptop kb/trackpad do not work

- Load Iatkos L2 disk in normal DVD upgrade bay

- Insert the USB stick with same image in a USB port

- Boot off DVD through F9 boot options

- After iATKOS menu shows up, press eject button on optical drive so DVD sticks out and is no longer active

- Move arrow to icon for USB stick as source of the OSX image, this will make the process much faster to install OSX

- For boot options of Iatkos, I used type busratio=18 graphicsenabler=yes

(The ratio is for my i5-520m processor, yours may be different)

- Use Disk Utility at the beginning of the install process to erase the partition on your drive

- Create a new one and format HD for use as Mac HFS Journaled (top option in list I think)

- select the logical options in the install process (register later, do not transfer, etc)

Add Ethernet connectivity

- Insert the USB stick with the kext files into HP laptop which is now running OSX

- Click Finder, then Go in menu at top of screen and then select Computer to see Lion HD icon

- Click on name of USB stick with Ethernet kext

- Right click on kext file and click copy

- Click Back arrow to go up one level and see Lion HD icon again

- Click on Lion HD icon and then System, then Library and then Extensions

- Folder should have many kexts in it - right click Paste Item

(This is where OSX drivers are located)

Select some Multibeast options

- Click Finder to navigate to the USB stick

- Click on the Multibeast installer package you also copied on the stick previously

- Under Miscellaneous, select ElliottForceLegacyRTC, EvOreboot, FakeSMC, NullCPUPowerManagement

- Click Continue and then Install

Confirm Ethernet connectivity

- connect laptop directly to network with Ethernet cable

- Reboot machine by clicking Apple icon in top left and selecting Shut Down or Restart

- Press power button to start laptop again if needed

- Go to Apple icon and press About this Mac – System Report - Ethernet cards

- confirm successful load of Ethernet kext in systems report

- Click on Safari and go to some website to check connectivity

Get ready to install additional kexts to fix remaining functionality

- - in Finder on the laptop, click Go and then Utilities

- Navigate to the Tools folder, select Champlist by double clicking

- This was installed by iATKOS

- click on the Kext utility and change the Destination to System/Library/Extensions (S/L/E)

- leave this program open

- right click on the Finder icon in the dock and select New Folder Window to open another Finder window

Install keyboard and trackpad kexts in S/L/E, make sure to select right destination in kext utility

- in the top menu, select Go and then Computer

- navigate to Lion (or whatever you called the drive) and then again to S/L/E folder

- delete AppleACPIPS2Nub.kext by right clicking and selecting move to trash

- do same for ApplePS2Controller.kext

- click on USB stick with kexts in left panel of Finder window and navigate to HP 8440p kexts folder you copied there

- navigate to 1448-PS2Synaptics-Keyboard-32+64 folder

- click and highlight the first kext and drag it over to the Kext Utility you have open in another window

- drop it and click the install button

- do the same for the next one so you have effectively replaced the two original files with the two from the USB stick

- close all windows

- go to the Apple icon at the top left and select restart

- disconnect the USB keyboard and mouse

- let the machine restart

- confirm that keyboard, stickpoint and trackpad work.

- I had to set the mouse sensitivity to Slow under Tracking Speed in the Mouse panel under System Preferences under the Apple icon menu to get the trackpoint speed to be just right for the screen size.

- scrolling a large webpage for instance with your finger on the right side of the trackpad also works.

- special gestures that are possible on an original trackpad do not seem to work (not a big deal IMO)

Install sound in S/L/E folder, make sure to select right destination in kext utility

- have the Champlist kext utility ready as described above, destination S/L/E again

- install the AppleHDADisabler.kext first by dragging it over and clicking install

- reboot again, not sure if necessary but can't hurt

- get windows and kext utility ready again for VoodooHDA.text

- install in the same fashion as above

- navigate to the USB stick in Finder and right click the VoodooHDA.prefpane file

- navigate to S/L/PreferencePanes folder and right click to Paste item

- reboot machine

At this point, there should be no Kernel Panics, the machine should load OSX just fine and sound should work. The volume buttons below screen work but the mute button does not. It does display that is is muting but the sound level does not change. The microphone works, webcam works, Facetime works, etc.

Note: the VoodooHDA kext in the file I uploaded is a special one that was modified for HP machines by someone. It is not just the normal one from the project library. I have found that VoodooHDA files can easily mess up your install, so for the HP 8440p with the IDT audio chip, use the file from the zip file I provided, unless you can find a better one, then let me know!

Install three kexts to enable battery/power icon in menu bar

- use the kext utility in Champlist, go use Finder – Go – Utilities – Tools – Champlist

- select Kext utility, select S/L/E as the destination

- select Back up Original Kexts as option

- Click the Finder icon in the dock and locate the kexts folder with the HP 8440p kexts

- Click and drag each kext from the Battery folder to the Kext utility and select Install

- The AppleACPIPlatform is an earlier version, pre Lion, that enables the battery icon

- The AppleACPIBatteryManager kext is also required.

- Last but not least, install the VoodooBattery kext again with the Champlist kext utility into S/L/E

- Under the Systems Preferences tab (under Apple icon), go to Energy Saver and select Show Battery Status in menu bar to display the status icon

- Just in case, also repair the permission with Finder – Go – Utilities – Tools – Kext Utility (different from the utility that is part of Champlist, which installs kexts.

- Once the repair permissions process is complete, restart the machine to load the new kexts

- Once rebooted, confirm the correct display of the battery status and select the preferred display mode, percentage or time.

Result

At this point you have a very stable and fully functioning OSX 10.7.2 system. I did apply the few regular updates that were available and they worked fine. I have no idea what will happen when 10.7.3 comes out and you apply the update.

Disclaimer

I am only interested in this project to evaluate the usability of OSX and Mac solutions prior to purchase of an original Apple system. I already own 5 Apple devices, but not a Macbook or OSX device. So before I make that decision, I want to be fully aware of the benefits of OSX over w7 or Linux. BTW, a new favorite Linux distro is Zorin.

I also continue to use Windows 7 on the same machine, booting off an SSD in the Upgrade Bay, where I installed a module for SSD or harddrives in place of the standard DVD module. When I boot, I hit F9 to select either Windows or OSX. So for now, I have great flexibility and can evaluate OSX at my leisure.

Thanks to all others who made this possible.

The effort to figure out how to get my 8440p to work properly took many hours of research and trial and error, generally late at night or overnight. I hope to save others time, as I found only two references to partially successful attempts for this model elsewhere, one from the SL days and one under Lion but that person indicates they sold their machine and bought a Macbook instead now. I wanted to provide the same level of detail as snoop244 who documented the SL install process.

I welcome any revisions and changes to the procedure to define the exact process that works for the 8440p with the Nvidia NVS3100m card. (not sure if regular Intel HD graphics would work for instance)

source:

Installing ATI 4350 Graphics Card on Mac OS X lion [ Guide ]

1. Shutdown and Install the Graphics Card ATI Radeon HD4350 and boot

NOTE: Boot with normal mode. If the normal mode doesn't work then boot into safe mode. And if safe mode also doesn't work, then remove the card and continue with the steps below. I however, did not have to boot in safe mode, I just booted in normal mode with my Graphics card already installed.

2. Open the EVOenabler and ATY_init folder, Open Applications folder in a seperate window. Select both the files in EVOenabler and ATY_init folder and drag them over to 'Kext Utility' found in the Applications folder in order to install them automatically with permissions also being repaired automatically.

3. Open ATI4350 folder and copy paste the file to Extra/Extensions folder.
4. Open the Controllers folder and again Applications folder opened in a seperate window, select all the files from Controllers foler and drag them over to 'Kext Utility' in order to install them automatically with permissions also being repaired automatically.
5. Open 'Kext utility' again by double clicking it, type your password and let it repair the permissions automatically.

NOTE: It's better to run the 'Kext Utility' last time just to be on a safe side that the permissions gets repaired. Although you are repairing the permissions each time you drag the kexts to 'Kext Utility'.

6. Restart and at the bootloader, boot with -v. You should see ATI4600Controller might not load (Thats normal), you should also see ATY_Init with card 0x- and random few numbers, this indicates that the installation was successfull.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: I had a very tough time installing this card and had almost given up. But I beleive in 'try, try... untill you succeed' hence in case the above procedure does not work and after installing the card you get a BLANK GREY SCREEN with just a big arrow, you can then perform the extra step 7 (Which I had to do since, I was getting a BLANK GREY SCREEN with a big mouse pointer).

7. (THIS STEP IS ONLY FOR PEOPLE WHO GET A BLANK GREY SCREEN) When performing the 2nd Step from above, Open the EVOenabler and ATY_init folder and ONLY SELECT ATY_Init.kext and drag it over 'Kext Utility' in order to install it.

Thanks to alexmathayes

Configure the BIOS before install Hackintosh :)

The BIOS settings for every motherboard looks similar but never exactly the same. For that reason we can't tell you, command-by-command, where to go to find and make certain adjustments. Here are the settings you will need to adjust (or at least verify) in your BIOS to make your hardware hackintosh-friendly:

• Disable Quick Boot
. You may have to look around for this, but we've often found this in a section titled Advanced BIOS Settings. Just look for a Quick Boot or Fast Boot option and ensure it is set to disabled.

• Configure SATA as AHCI
. By default, your motherboard will configure SATA as IDE and you'll need to change this to AHCI. In some cases you'll be asked if you want to do this when you boot up for the first time. If so, choose yes. If not, go into your BIOS and look for this setting as you'll need to make the change for everything to work smoothly.

• Change the Boot Device Order
. Your BIOS will default to a specific boot order, which means it'll look for a startup volume (where the operating system lives) in various places until it finds one. The boot order is the order in which it checks each location. In general, you want to set your optical drive to first boot device so you can easily boot to a disc by simply putting it in the drive and turning on your machine. The second item in the order should be the hard drive or SSD where you're going to install OS X. The order beyond that isn't terribly important and entirely up to you.

• Adjust the Hard Disk Boot Priority
. Some BIOS settings pages will also have a setting called Hard Disk Boot Priority, which is used to identify which hard drive to try and boot from first if there are multiple drives in the machine. If you install more than one drive in your hackintosh, be sure to set the Hard Disk Boot Priority to the drive where OS X will be installed.

iATKOS Lion: DSDT Auto-Patcher

If you are having problems applying large patch files using DSDT Editor, you can use this simplified version of DSDT Auto-Patcher.

Download: DSDT_Auto-Patcher.tar.bz2

It runs on Mac OS (iATKOS Lion), Windows and Linux.

by El Coniglio

VIDEO: How to install iATKOS Lion on a Dell Latitude D620

iATKOS L1 and L2: Migration Assistant Issue [ FIX IT ]

This is an easy way about how to fix Migration Assistant to transfer your Account from Hackintosh to Mac, you will notice that your hackintosh won’t be able to boot after it. This happens due to OSX messing up some file so bootloader can’t boot it.

So, if it happened you need to fix it, with help of another OSX copy on your PC.

A fix for single file with name “filename” is:

sudo su
cd folder_of_file
rm .SM.gul.filename
cp filename filename_
rm filename
mv filename_ filename

And the files you need to fix are(* is a wild card):

/*.aml
/mach_kernel
/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist
/System/Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist

source 

iATKOS L2: filevault2 security issue [ FIX IT ]

This article describes an issue about Apple’s FileVault 2 technology and  Mac OS X 10.7.2 update. Prior versions of FileVault 2 in Mac OS X 10.7.1 and 10.7.0 do not exhibit this behavior.

- Here is compiled (from sources) 10.7.2 kernel and a source patch

 - By default this kernel forbids booting into single-user-mode for everyone, if firevault 2  protection is enabled.

- But you can allow one user (e.g. admin or yourself) to boot system to single-user-mode.to do this, boot into osx typing password for that account at efi login screen.

Then run this command:ioreg -l -w0 -p IODeviceTree | grep efilogin-unlock-ident

you will get result like:

| | “efilogin-unlock-ident” = <"4B012BC6-A948-2893-3454-B345307B8234">

copy the value – 4B012BC6-A948-2893-3454-B345307B8234

And insert it into /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist under name suallow, just like in example bellow:

Kernel Flags
suallow=4B012BC6-A948-2893-3454-B345307B8234

So, now only the user you choosed can boot single user mode when FV2 enabled, and nobody else.

Now your files can be almost fully secured.

SOURCE

iATKOS L1 Lion 10.7.1 [ DOWNLOAD ]

>>>> iATKOS L1  <<<<

md5 of iATKOS_L1.dmg >>> 2911ae8bab1cd04610690a4f55a0056a

You can get iATKOS L1 by the torrent link above

- Burn the dmg image to a blank 4.7GB DVD (±R ,±RW) using Disk Utility or another burning application on OS X and then you are ready to boot with the DVD.
or
- Restore the dmg image to a USB media and install chameleon to it (google is your friend) then boot with it.

- Windowsers can burn the dmg to 4.7GB DVD using Transmac
or
- Use x-flash or some other applications to restore the dmg to USB media, then install chameleon bootloader to it (google is still your friend) then boot with it.

Thanks to UPHUCK TEAM 

在PC上安裝 Mac


SOURCE

ABOUT "Resetting IOCatalogue" ISSUE [ SOLUTION ]

SOLUTION 1 
Try last Chimera for 10.7.x >> DOWNLOAD <<




SOLUTION 2


Find a way to dig into your L2 drive and delete all the graphic kexts (intelHD, NAVIDA, ATI)
Reboot in to the drive

iATKOS L1-L2 - Compatible Motherboards and CPUs [ Tested ]

Building a custom computer for Mac OS X can be a very rewarding experience, When you choose compatible hardware, the results can be astonishing. Based on our research, all of the components listed in this guide are compatible with Mac OS X.

Motherboards 

These Socket 1155 Z68 motherboards are all good choices with compatible audio, networking, and a range of port options. 

	Gigabyte GA-Z68A-D3H-B3	ATX, VGA, DVI, HDMI, USB 3.0
	Gigabyte GA-Z68M-D2H	mATX, VGA, DVI, HDMI
	Gigabyte GA-Z68MA-D2H-B3	mATX, VGA, DVI, HDMI, USB 3.0
	Gigabyte GA-Z68MX-UD2H-B3	mATX, VGA, DVI, HDMI, DP, USB 3.0, eSATA,
	Gigabyte GA-Z68P-DS3	ATX, HDMI, eSATA
	Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3	ATX,VGA, DVI, HDMI, DP, USB 3.0
	Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD7-B3	ATX, No Onboard Video, USB 3.0, eSATA, 2x PCIe x16
	Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD3	ATX, HDMI, mSATA, USB 3.0, FireWire
	Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD3-iSSD	ATX, HDMI, mSATA + SSD, USB 3.0, FireWire
	Gigabyte  GA-Z68XP-UD4	ATX, HDMI, USB 3.0, eSATA, FireWire
	Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD5	ATX, HDMI USB 3.0, eSATA, FireWire

CPUs

We recommend Sandy Bridge Socket 1155 CPUs with HD 3000 integrated graphics, even if getting a separate graphics card. 

	Intel Core i3-2105 3.1Ghz	2 Cores / 4 Threads
	Intel Core i3-2125 3.3Ghz	2 Cores / 4 Threads
	Intel Core i5-2405S 2.5Ghz	4 Cores / 4 Threads, Turbo
	Intel Core i5-2500K 3.3Ghz	4 Cores / 4 Threads, Turbo Unlocked for Overclocking
	Intel Core i7-2600K 3.4Ghz	4 Cores / 8 Threads, Turbo Unlocked for Overclocking
	Intel Core i7-2700K 3.5Ghz	4 Cores / 8 Threads, Turbo Unlocked for Overclocking

SOURCE

MultiBeast 4.1 (AMD GPU support) (iATKOS L1 compatible)

This is the "Amazing Hackintosh' Tool"

Source

List of Laptops tested with iATKOS L1 and 10.7.2

ASUS

[]G53SX

• Install Method: 10.7.2 Combo Update
• Chipset: HM 65
• Processor: Intel Core i7 2630QM 2GHz
• Audio: ALC269, used VoodooHDA 2.7.3 from Multibeast with some modifications
• LAN: Realtek RTL81xx, used Lnx2Mac kext inside Multibeast
• Video: OOB with GraphicsEnabler=Yes
• For iCloud to work, just install Chameleon latest version (iCloud fix), make your smbios MacBookPro8,3 and generate a serial with Champlist. Keyboard needs a tweak to work at Lion's first install, but this isn't the place, since this is an upgrade post. This is just to mention this notebook works 100% with this update. I will post a guide to install Lion soon.

[]F3sr

• Install Method: iAtkos L1 + 10.7.2 Combo Update
• Chipset: ICH8
• Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 (Works, 2 core working)
• Audio: ALC660, used VoodooHDA 2.7.3
• LAN: Works with kext (New Atheros L1 Ethernet)
• Wifi: Intel Pro/Wireless 3945abg no works (yet?!: http://code.google.com/p/iwidarwin)
• Camera: Sonix SN0001 no works
• Video: Starts with GraphicsEnabler=No (Deselect it during installation); 1280x800 editing chamaleon plist in /Extra folder

[]ACER

[]3820TG-5454G32IKS

• Install Method: iAtkos L1 + 10.7.2 Combo Update then install kexts
• Chipset: Intel HM55 Express
• Processor: Core i5 450M
• Audio: ALC269 used VoodooHDA 2.7.3
• LAN: Works with kext ([1])
• Wifi: Works with kext ([2])
• Camera: Work
• Video: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 works with 1002_68c1.ROM ([3]) + use display file
• Trackpad: VoodooPS2TrackPad, 2-finger scroll working
• Battery: VoodooBattery work
• Bluetooth: work with kext
• Sleep: not work

[edit]Dell

[]Dell Latitude E6420

• Install Method: unibeast + multibeast
• Bootloader: Chimera 1.5.4 GUID
• Chipset: Intel QM67
• Processor Intel i7 2720qm 2.20ghz 8 core
• 8GB Ram
• Keyboard: this is a weird one after the install it will say the keyboard is not install so use a usb one till after the initial setup then its fine
• Audio: Multibeast VoodooHDA 0.2.7.3 *using Multibeast 4.0.3 this does cause the computer to crash but it is fully working after the reboot
• Lan i copied the /Extra folder from the unibeast usb so it uses the AppleIntelE1000e.kext
• Wireless: Intel® Centrino® Advanced-N 6205 (of course not working and doubt it will be working anytime soon using a 8187L Alfa Adapter)
• Video: Nvidia® NVS TM 4200 *use the Dsdt pack stated below
• Trackpad: VoodooPS2TrackPad, 2-finger scroll working
• Battery: VoodooBattery testing now
• Sleep: kinda works
• Bluetooth: no Bluetooth
• SD Card Reader: OOB
• Camera: Testing
• Fingerprint reader: Dont Have One
• SmartCard Reader: dont know if there is any software for this broadcom smartcard rfid reader
• use the dsdt pack from http://www.osx86.net/view/1880-thinkpad_t420.html if you dont know what to do on the root of your mac install hard drive create a Extra Folder then just copy the .aml and .dsl to the Extra folder

[]Dell Vostro V131

• Install Method: iATKOS L1 +10.7.2 Combo Update
• LP: 32 and 64bit both works
• Bootloader: Chimera 1.5.4, MBR, Dual-boot Windows 7, shrank Win7, but did not modify dell utility, nor recovery partitions.
• Chipset: Intel HM 55
• Processor: Intel i5 2140m
• Keyboard/Mouse: VoodooPS2Controller. Had to disable Setup Assistant detection and bluetooth detection
• Audio: Multibeast AppleHDA Rollback + VoodooHDA
• LAN: Lnx2Mac's Realtek RTL81xx
• WIFI: Centrino N 1030 does not work. Using Edimax EW-7811Un with the RTL8192CUs driver from realtek
• Video: Intel HD 3000 QE/CI works with GraphicsEnabler=Yes
• Trackpad: VoodooPS2TrackPad, 2-finger scroll works
• Battery: VoodooBattery
• Sleep: SleepEnabler
• Bluetooth: OOB
• SD Card Reader: OOB
• Camera: OOB
• Fingerprint reader: Nope
• USB 3.0: Multibeast Lacie PXHCD
• Other kexts: ElliottForceLegacyRTC.kext, EvOreboot.kext, FakeSMC.kext, NullCPUPowerManagement.kext

[]Dell Vostro 3700

• Install Method:MyHack http://myhack.sojugarden.com/downloads/
• BIOS:A10
• LP:32 or 64bit both works
• Bootloader:Chameleon r1627VS
• Chipset:Intel HM 57
• Processor:Intel i7 720QM
• Audio:IDT 92HD81B1X5, after successfull install of 10.7.2 - AppleHDA Rollback with Multibeast and HDAIDT.kext into E/E - Volume slider works

no success with patched AppleHDA and partly KP with VoodooHDA 2.7.3

• LAN: Lnx2Mac's Realtek RTL81xx
• WIFI:replaced with original Apple Atheros Card - works
• Video: Nvidia GT 330M NonOptimus (NvidiaROM)with Quartz and all graphics/resolutions work
• Trackpad:works with 2 Finger scrolling
• Battery:VoodooBattery
• Sleep and Speedstep does not work
• http://www.mediafire.com/?jqabm2by212wqcm

[]Casper

[]Nirvana EAA-89

• Install Method: iBoot + MultiBeast & 10.7.2 Combo Update (I didn't need to do anything after upgrade, everything running smoothly)
• Bootloader: Chameleon r1627VS
• Processor: Intel Core2Duo P8700
• Video: Nvidia 9600M GS works with GraphicsEnabler=Yes and edited AppleGraphicsPowerManagement.kext (Added my graphics card's ID and no problem with Quartz Exterme and OpenCL)
• Audio: Success with VoodooHDA 0.2.7.2
• LAN: Realtek Gigabit Ethernet 2.0.6
• Wi-Fi: ZyXEL NWD-270 USB Dongle with Ralink RT2870 drivers and RalinkAirPort.app
• DVD-RW: Works OOB
• USB: Success with Voodoo PS / 2 Controller
• Trackpad: Success with Voodoo PS / 2 Trackpad
• Bluetooth: Works
• Camera: Works and no problem with FaceTime
• Card Reader: Works
• Additional: System definition iMac 12,2 with edited serial numbers (That way you can log in to iCloud, App Store and FaceTime with no problems.)
• Battery works with AppleACPIPlatform.kext and VoodooBattery.kext downloaded from here
• Sleep and Wi-Fi (Intel 5100AGN) don't work.

[]Lenovo

[]B570

QE

• Install Method : iAtkos L1 (Mac OS X 10.7.1) with some modifications (smbios, kexts) and update to 10.7.2
• Processor Model : Core i3 2330m 2,2 GHz
• SATA : Hard Disk / DVD-RW - out of box
• USB : out of box
• Graphics : Intel HD3000 OOB (needs smbios.plist Macbook Pro8,1)
• Audio : ALC272 (patched AppleHDA + DSDT fix)
• Ethernet : Realtek - RealtekRTL81xx.kext
• Wi-Fi : Atheros AR9285 - IO80211Family.kext
• Web Camera : Lenovo EasyCam - no picture, works with CamTwist
• Battery : VoodooBattery.kext
• Keyboard & Trackpad : VoodooPS2Controller.kext
• Misc : Everything is working except cardreader
• Kexts : [4]

[edit]Samsung R510

QE

• Installation: İATKOS L1
• Intel PM45 + ICH7M
• Processor: CORE 2 DUO P8400
• Graphics: 9200m GS Geforce, With Quartz Extreme
• Sound: Alc262 working voodohda kext inside iatkos v7
• ethernet:Marvell yukon 88E8055 workng Marvell yukon 88E8055 kext
• wifi intel 5100 not working replace bcm4312 broadcom working oob
• chameleon 2.0
• FakeSMC
• EvOreboot
• RTC
• AHCI SATA Intel
• NVEnabler
• ps2/voodops2
• touchpad working with multibeast/ voodootrackpad
• face time ıcloud appstore working ncpı=0x2000 add to smbios plist
• cam working oob

Sony VAIO

VGN-NS240E (PCG-7153L)

• Install Method: rBoot LE + xMoved 10.7 then 10.7.2 ComboUpdate.
• MultiBeast: Easybeast, Chimera, VoodooHDA 0.2.72 & Update Helper

• Audio: Intel® High Definition Audio
  • VoodooHDA 0.2.72 (volume shortcuts & headphone jack works I haven't test out mic jack). There is high pitch noise during Skype video conversation. No real remedy beside lower volume control.
• Battery: Needs Voodoo Battery kext don't care to try
• Bluetooth (USB): Not working
• DVD-RW: Reads haven't try burning.
• Ethernet: Doesn't work, doesn't care.
• Keyboard & TrackPad: VoodooPS2, tapping works.
  • Input device won't respond at startup until 9 minutes later. You can try iATKOS L1 to avoid this but you must stay away from "MultiBeast System Ultilities".
• Magic Gate: Not working,
• Motion Eye: Works OOB facetime & skype video and mic works almost flawless.
• USB Mouse: Scroller is in reverse; down = up, up = down
• USB Slots: working fine
• Shut Down/ReBoot: works fine
• Video: GMAX3100 0x2a42; no QE/CI; 1024x768x32
• WiFi: Intel® WiFi Link 5100AGN; doesn't works; Purchase the ATH-AR5B93 works out of box but LED switch remains off.

HP 6730b

• Install Method: UniBeast 1.00 + MultiBeast 4.0.3 + MAC OS X ComboUpdate 10.7.2:
• CPU: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor P8700 (2.53 GHz, 3 MB L2 cache, 1066 MHz FSB) - Works OOB
• Audio: Work with VoodooHDA 0.2.1 from MultiBeast, but the Microphone is not functional. Needs more testing with VoodooHDA 0.2.73 as speaker is active but there is no sound)
• Battery: working with this kext - http://bit.ly/sJ88vU
• DVD-RW: Work OOB
• Ethernet: BCM5787M - works with the BCM5722D.kext, see this thread - http://bit.ly/tzpXkP
• Keyboard & TrackPad: works with VoodooPS/2 Controller & VoodooPS/2 Trackpad from MultiBeast. Scrolling works.
• Webcam: work OOB in FaceTime, it seems to work also in Photo Booth, but because of lack of QE/CI didn't show anything
• USB Slots: work
• Shut Down/ReBoot: work, sleep is not working.
• Bluetooth work out of the box
• Video: Intel 4500MHD - Graphics work out of box (1024x768). QE/CI didn't work unfortunately. To set it to native resolution(1280x800) use GraphicsEnabler=No, and the kext + bootloader(Chameleon-2.0-RC5-r1083.pkg) from this thread - http://bit.ly/t4QoAR.
• WiFi: Intel/PRO 5100 AGN - not working. And it appears that will never work.

HP DV9700

• Install Method: Blangsak Lion V3

works but i have to boot from CD(still trying to fix)

• MultiBeast: Fails to run

• Audio: Intel® High Definition Audio
  • VoodooHDA 0.2.72 volume buttons on keyboard work
• Battery: Needs Voodoo Battery kext
• DVD-RW: Works
• Ethernet: works
• Keyboard & TrackPad: works with VoodooPs2
• Webcam: works in photobooth but i haven't tried anything else
• USB Mouse: Scroller is in reversed, fixed with scroll reverser
• USB Slots: work
• Shut Down/ReBoot: works
• Video: Nvidia 8600GS works with graphic enabler, QE/CI=yes, max resolution
• WiFi: nonfunctional, but i'm hard wired most of the time anyway

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