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AFAIK, those are "core" kexts.devo wrote:Thanks, but it didn't. Although I just threw them in the Extras/Extensions folder and ran plist again. Dunno if anything else was required, I'm new to this.
It is often a permission issue : run pfix or diskutil ... you can also perform a thorough check with Disk Utility (Verify disk and repair permissions)rhlee wrote:I did it from a retail disc I bought. It worked fine at first, but after successive boots, I got more and more hangs. Now it always hangs. When I boot verbose it does not hang at a consistent place.
Just be aware that the purpose of this guide is to keep /S/L/E vanilla, by replacing kexts in this folder your system will not be able to update safely (you will have to restore GMA kexts after each update and before the first reboot ...).Neflem wrote:AFAIK, those are "core" kexts.
They have to go in /S/L/E folders not /Extra/Extensions folder.
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0)</key>
<dict>
<key>AAPL,HasPanel</key>
<string>0x00000001</string>
<key>model</key>
<string>GMA 950</string>
</dict>
</dict>
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6d0000000100000001000000610000000200000002010c00d041030a000000000101060000027fff0400100000006d006f00640065006c0000000b000000474d4120393530200000004100410050004c002c00480061007300500061006e0065006c0000000800000001000000Code: Select all
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0)</key>
<dict>
<key>AAPL,HasPanel</key>
<string>0x00000001</string>
<key>model</key>
<string>GMA 950</string>
</dict>
</dict>
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6d0000000100000001000000610000000200000002010c00d041030a000000000101060000027fff0400100000006d006f00640065006c0000000b000000474d4120393530200000004100410050004c002c00480061007300500061006e0065006c0000000800000001000000Thanks, I'll give that a shot.Sebinouse wrote: It is often a permission issue : run pfix or diskutil ... you can also perform a thorough check with Disk Utility (Verify disk and repair permissions)
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<key>Kernel Flags</key>
<string>arch=x86_64</string>Code: Select all
<key>Kernel Flags</key>
<string>arch=i386</string>
Never seen that before, you can manually install Chameleon if you want : use Silencer DSDT guide and AsereBLN web page of the first post.JesseKnows wrote:Although the Chameleon installation was stuck at "writing package receipt" both for the USB step and for the hard drive step, quitting those installations seemed to have no large ill effect. Chameleon booted my system.
For me it was a simple permission issue, running pfix or kext utility made them both work (everytime you change something in /Extra repair permissions)JesseKnows wrote:However, I get no life out of the touchpad or the trackstick. An external USB mouse worked enough so I could complete the installation.
JesseKnows wrote:Also, the CPU is shown as a Core 2 Duo, not Core Duo. I do not know what ill effects this could cause.
You're right, I will update the Package ASAP.Great Gatsby wrote:
- To my surprise, the Kernel Flag in com.apple.Boot.plist is set to arch=x86_64:
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<key>Kernel Flags</key> <string>arch=x86_64</string>
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<key>Kernel Flags</key> <string>arch=i386</string>
I never noticed that my CPU was labelled as a Core2Duo instead of a CoreDuo ... once again you're right ! (I guess it is only a cosmetic issue)Great Gatsby wrote:
- Furthermore, the X60t's processor is still recognized as a Core 2 Duo by Snow Leopard. I assume this is due to the fact that AsereBLN's boot loader only recognizes Core 2 Duo, Core 2 Quad and Core i7 processors correctly and assumes unkown CPUs to be Core 2 Duos. This could be fixed by inserting the correct SMcputype value into smbios.plist. Unfortunately, I did not find any documentation on these values, but the one for the Core Duo must exists as Apple themselves have used Core Duos at least in the first MacBook and MacBook Pro generations.
When I did this guide the current version was 2.0.5, meant also for tiger and leopard ... it worked well for me on SnowLeopard ... and I never needed to update it ...Great Gatsby wrote:
- Sleepwatcher's current version is 2.1, but the one in your package is 2.0.5 which - according to the author's website - is meant for use with Panther and Tiger. Is this by accident or did you include version 2.0.5 on purpose?
IntelWifi Driver will be an everlasting project, I have been following development for years now and it seems to be a dead-end ... just switch your wifi card (10$ on ebay) !Great Gatsby wrote:
- There have been more than one project to write a Mac OS X driver for Intel's 3945abg ...
For the tablet, you have to install "TabletMagic". If it still don't work you can modify the LegacyX60T.kext with "WACF008" instead of "WACF004" and see this post.Great Gatsby wrote:
- Unfortunately, tablet input and sleep/hibbernation do not work on my machine (6363-2AG) with your package. When I close the ThinkPad's lid, its hard disk becomes active for a short period of time, but the sleep LED (the tiny little "moon") keeps blinking. When I open the lid again, the ThinkPad's BIOS screen comes up, followed by the infamous "ERROR 0192: System Security - Embedded Security hardware tamper detected." message I was used to from Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard on the same machine. I am not sure though if Sleepwatcher 2.0.5 really works the way it should. Is there any way I could check this?
You're the second one to report that mistake, and you're definitively rightGreat Gatsby wrote:
- Finally: Snow Leopard's file system is called HFS+, not "HTFS".
You're right, it's only a cosmetic issue.Sebinouse wrote:I never noticed that my CPU was labelled as a Core2Duo instead of a CoreDuo ... once again you're right ! (I guess it is only a cosmetic issue)
Inserting your SMcputype value of 513 (great find, thanks!) into smbios.plist did the trick, the L2400 is now correctly shown as an Intel Core Duo in the About this mac dialog.Okay, no problem, I just wondered because sleep is not working on my 6363-2AG and I thought it could be due to an outdated sleepwatcher version and not due to a wrong hibbernation mode (see below) ...Sebinouse wrote:When I did this guide the current version was 2.0.5, meant also for tiger and leopard ... it worked well for me on SnowLeopard ... and I never needed to update it ...
Great Gatsby wrote:
- There have been more than one project to write a Mac OS X driver for Intel's 3945abg ...
Yes, I already considered buying an Atheros (or whatever it is) replacement card, too, but I was unsure whetherSebinouse wrote:IntelWifi Driver will be an everlasting project, I have been following development for years now and it seems to be a dead-end ... just switch your wifi card (10$ on ebay) !
Sorry, my fault, I wrongly assumed your LegacyX60T.kext was already all I'd need to get the tablet working, which is kind of silly, because I already did get the tablet working under Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard on this machine using TabletMagic ...Sebinouse wrote:For the tablet, you have to install "TabletMagic". If it still don't work you can modify the LegacyX60T.kext with "WACF008" instead of "WACF004" and see this post.
Thank you.Sebinouse wrote:As far as sleep (hibernatemode 3) doesn't work with 3GB of RAM, only deep sleep does (hibernatemode 1) ... see my post on the first page.
"ERROR 0192" is a "Secure Virtual Memory" error (hibernatemode 5 or 7), you just have to uncheck "Use Secure Virtual Memory" somewhere (but I don't remember exactly where) or change your hibernation mode. This post is very useful to understand the different hibernation modes.
If you want to try sleep with sleepwatcher just remove RAM (to have less than 2GB) ...
It seems I simply need to get back into the different hibbernation modes, I once went through all this stuff when I was running Leopard on the machine, but that's quite a long time ago now. I'll have a look at it and report back here.Ouai, merci beaucoup de ton aide, tu m'as bien aidé. S'il y a quelque chose que je pourrais contribuer à ton projet avec le 6363-2AG, juste laisse-moi en savoir ...Great Gatsby wrote:Thanks for all your feedback, and I hope I answered your questions !
Right Core Duo detection now works on a 6363-2AG.Sebinouse wrote:OK the first post is now up to date with new packages (Right CoreDuo Detection, right bootflag according to the CPU, KextUtility, 10.6.3 MBR files ...)
I cannot comment on the multitouch tablet (mine is not a multitouch), but can confirm that the 6363-2AG's display - it's a 1400x1050 - seems to work correctly with your package. I did not notice any problems yet, if there's a particular point you'd like me to check, just let me know.Sebinouse wrote:Can anyone confirm that the multitouch tablet works ? 1400x950 resolution works ?
Ok thanks for the feedback ... Many people seem to have troubles with the GMA950, I though it was related to the screen resolution ... but you prove the contrary ...Great Gatsby wrote:I cannot comment on the multitouch tablet (mine is not a multitouch), but can confirm that the 6363-2AG's display - it's a 1400x1050 - seems to work correctly with your package. I did not notice any problems yet, if there's a particular point you'd like me to check, just let me know.
if you boot in safe mode (-x) it should work all the time (but it is useless as you have no extensions loaded at all ...).andycool123 wrote:cool thanks guys. i havent been on for a while and i am going to try the edid thing. yeah it is strange how it only works once and then dies.
I recall to solve this you edit the AppleLPC.kextThinkPad's BIOS screen comes up, followed by the infamous "ERROR 0192: System Security - Embedded Security hardware tamper detected."
ThinkPad's BIOS screen comes up, followed by the infamous "ERROR 0192: System Security - Embedded Security hardware tamper detected."
I assume you mean this method. AFAIK you'll loose the whole SpeedStep stuff if you apply it.Neflem wrote:I recall to solve this you edit the AppleLPC.kext
Can't recall what to edit though.
I just removed it from the /S/L/E.
It will stop the ERROR 0192 and allow sleep/hibernate.
I also believe if it is there in /S/L/E - SleepEnabler does not work.
Did you already try editing it with nano in the terminal?andycool123 wrote:well i am using tight vnc right now.
I am trying to follow that guide that devo posted a link to, but when I put the code into plist edit pro, then it says "unexpected character in line 5" and has a little cross thing.
I checked line five, but all it says is "<key>ProductVendorID</key>"
It seems that I have the exact same problem as devo but my plist editor is not working.
Sebinouse wrote:IntelWifi Driver will be an everlasting project, I have been following development for years now and it seems to be a dead-end ... just switch your wifi card (10$ on ebay) !
Sebinouse, can you comment on these two points? Did switching the card do any harm to your Windows installation (in case you still have oneGreat Gatsby wrote:Yes, I already considered buying an Atheros (or whatever it is) replacement card, too, but I was unsure whether
- the ThinkPad's BIOS would tolerate that (it could be locked on the 3945) and if
- I would still be able to use ThinkVantage Access Connections under Windows with a replacement card (I am currently running a triple boot configuration on the 6363-2AG with Windows XP, Snow Leopard and Ubuntu and I need to be able to use Access Connections under Windows).
)?I confirm ... this error has been fixed in DSDT.aml (HPET&RTC) ... check your hibernation mode (and your secure virtual memory for sleep)Great Gatsby wrote:I assume you mean this method. AFAIK you'll loose the whole SpeedStep stuff if you apply it.
Umm, how do I do this? I am not very familiar with the terminal of MAC.Did you already try editing it with nano in the terminal?
The Thinkpad X60 exist with an Atheros Card : IBM_11a/b/g_Wireless_LAN_Mini_PCI_Adapter_II. So I don't think thinpad's Bios would be a problem.Great Gatsby wrote:Yes, I already considered buying an Atheros (or whatever it is) replacement card, too, but I was unsure whether
Do you have any experiences concerning these two points?
- the ThinkPad's BIOS would tolerate that (it could be locked on the 3945) and if
- I would still be able to use ThinkVantage Access Connections under Windows with a replacement card (I am currently running a triple boot configuration on the 6363-2AG with Windows XP, Snow Leopard and Ubuntu and I need to be able to use Access Connections under Windows).
... If you use ThinkVantage Access Connections, the following software must be installed.
- - ThinkVantage Access Connections for Windows XP/2000 version 5.30 or higher
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- ThinkPad Power Management Driver for Windows 98 SE/Me/2000/XP/Vista version 1.53 or higher
- or
- ThinkPad Power Management Driver for SL Series version 1.44 or higher
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- ThinkPad Hotkey Features for Windows 98/98 SE/Me/NT 4.0/2000/XP version 1.24.0603 or higher
- or
- Hotkey Features for Windows Vista/XP/2000 version 2.20.0000 or higher (Note: Refer to each Hotkey package for which version to use.)
De rienGreat Gatsby wrote:Ouai, merci beaucoup de ton aide, tu m'as bien aidé. S'il y a quelque chose que je pourrais contribuer à ton projet avec le 6363-2AG, juste laisse-moi en savoir ...
I must admit I did not go through the entire thread again to understand what you're trying to do, but I assume you want to either create or edit a .plist file, right? - You could open the OS X terminal, change to the folder where you want to create or edit the .plist file and create or edit it withandycool123 wrote:Umm, how do I do this? I am not very familiar with the terminal of MAC.
I read online and it says that nano edits text files. If this is true, then which text file would i edit?
Any help appreciated.
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sudo nano nameoftheplistfile.plistOkay, thanks a lot! I found the card on eBay, about 15 Euro shipping from Hong-Kong. I think I should still check though how difficult such a modification is to accomplish, not that I end up with screws left and being unable to put my ThinkPad back together again ...Sebinouse wrote:The Thinkpad X60 exist with an Atheros Card : IBM_11a/b/g_Wireless_LAN_Mini_PCI_Adapter_II. So I don't think thinpad's Bios would be a problem. [...]
Hi krymson, thanks a lot for your advice! I now remember even using one of these Lenovo videos when I switched my hard drive for a bigger one, I just didn't know they also had a tutorial on switching the WLAN card ...krymson wrote:it's not that hard, just follow the lenovo videos about it:
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... 64322.html
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site. ... 64323.html
you need a small phillips screwdriver -- eye glass type. U can get one at your local dollar store or home depot etc. This is important -- the screws are small and sunk and you dont want to round them off.
If you flip your computer over you will see holes w/ different icons -- keyboard icons(like a waffle), waterdrop icons, memory icons(like an insect), and PCI card icons(like a comb). Look for the PCI icons -- those are the screws to remove.
All the screws are the same size so you dont need to keep track of which one goes where but try not to lose em.