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Sebinouse
Here's my new DSDT (http://www.mediafire.com/?g093x8nbxcqnwqv) and AppleHDA.kext (http://www.mediafire.com/?b7gzr2c2yr4k66b)

I added the HDEF device to my previous DSDT, and the new patched AppleHDA works better than VoodooHDA (which was giving me KPs and sound delays sometimes). It seems to me, the AppleHDA works faster than VoodooHDA - I had some delays editing source code in XCode, and now they vanished away.

Credits for AppleHDA go to vampyrex13 from osx86 forum for the files and to grandflash who pointed the link to that post.

P.S. It seems to me we need some kind of Wiki for all these hacks we made.

And this my DSDT. Two versions:

dsdt cst usb fix FAN SSDT.dsl - with SSDT tables for Core2Duo with 1.6 GHz.

dsdt cst usb fix FAN cst3.dsl - only CST fix without SSDT tables - i use it in combination of COOLBOOK.se - cause I can set a certain cpu-speed with it then

http://www.sendspace.com/file/7curnl

My Extra folder:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/o2wtb1

Additional Kext files in System/Library/Extensions: (without AppleHDA.kext + AppleSerial for Tablet)

http://www.sendspace.com/file/wrikkp

Thanks for your files ... I will be out for two weeks. But as soon as I am back I will include then in the package !

Anastasius wrote:Sebinouse
Here's my new DSDT (http://www.mediafire.com/?g093x8nbxcqnwqv) and AppleHDA.kext (http://www.mediafire.com/?b7gzr2c2yr4k66b)

I added the HDEF device to my previous DSDT, and the new patched AppleHDA works better than VoodooHDA (which was giving me KPs and sound delays sometimes). It seems to me, the AppleHDA works faster than VoodooHDA - I had some delays editing source code in XCode, and now they vanished away.

Credits for AppleHDA go to vampyrex13 from osx86 forum for the files and to grandflash who pointed the link to that post.

P.S. It seems to me we need some kind of Wiki for all these hacks we made.

Anastasius,

I got my x61s finally working great, with sound too! I did a new install and used your previous dsdt.aml file and voodhooHDA.kext. I occasionaly loose sound after installing some applications but after running pfix and rebooting sounds seems to be fine. Where would this AppleHDA go into? Extra\Extensions? or somewhere else? And are you supposed to delete the existing VoodhooHDA?

thinkpad4me wrote: Anastasius,

I got my x61s finally working great, with sound too! I did a new install and used your previous dsdt.aml file and voodhooHDA.kext. I occasionaly loose sound after installing some applications but after running pfix and rebooting sounds seems to be fine. Where would this AppleHDA go into? Extra\Extensions? or somewhere else? And are you supposed to delete the existing VoodhooHDA?

Great to hear it! Yep, you have to delete the VoodooHDA and copy AppleHDA into /S/L/E
I didn't try the Extra\Extensions - you can try it yourself and tell if it works

Hi Anastasius,
thanks for the tablet driver. Working great. Can you tell me, if your screen can rotated by 90 ° ? If i do it, my screen shows artifacts.

Hi All

i have a lenovo x61 type 7763
i try to install osx on this machine and i have a trouble.
After installation , (1st boot) i have a gray screen and nothing more is happening.

i use dsdt and all the kext from 1st post.

any suggestion?

Try booting again from USB; then when you see the HD appear in the middle of the screen, hit any key, and choose the HD where you installed OS X. Once there, run the kext utility again, then reboot. It's not at all unusual to have a bit of a problem 1st boot.

--phubai

phubai wrote:Try booting again from USB; then when you see the HD appear in the middle of the screen, hit any key, and choose the HD where you installed OS X. Once there, run the kext utility again, then reboot. It's not at all unusual to have a bit of a problem 1st boot.

--phubai

I tried this, but the unfortunately the problem is with DSDT file (gma3100) , because i hear sound (volume up and down) but i don't see anything




edit:
after 100 restarts system I finally found a method to boot - I have to enter the DSDT=/Extra/DSDTstable.aml and wait until run circle stops, then starts normally


very strange

I've had the same grey screen after installation on my T60.
You need to add to your /Extra/com.apple.boot.plist this code: To do that, i've used my external monitor (connect it before turning on your thinkpad).

Maybe in "Single user mode" you can use some kind of "vim"-editor, but i dont know if it exist (or if you know what are you doing - try to boot into ubuntu, install hfsutils, hfsprogs, hfsplus packages, check for errors with fsck_hfs, then mount hfs+ partition, and add those strings to plist file)

Or, maybe, you can patch your DSDT, but i don't know how

I'm just becoming interested in setting up a dual- or triple-boot system for my X60T, but I don't have a Mac OSX 10.6 disk. I'm about to buy one somewhere, but do I need to get the 10.6.0 disk specifically? Or can I use the latest 10.6.x disk available from Apple?

If I need the 10.6.0 disk specifically, is there a part number I can search for to make sure I get the right one?

Thanks,

Phil.

pkiff wrote:I'm just becoming interested in setting up a dual- or triple-boot system for my X60T, but I don't have a Mac OSX 10.6 disk. I'm about to buy one somewhere, but do I need to get the 10.6.0 disk specifically? Or can I use the latest 10.6.x disk available from Apple?

If I need the 10.6.0 disk specifically, is there a part number I can search for to make sure I get the right one?

Thanks,

Phil.

This depends on whether you want to partition your hard disk using a GUID Partition Table (GPT) or a MBR Partition Table: If you decide for a GPT, you can simply buy the Mac OS X Snow Leopard Retail box without paying any attention to the question which pressing (= version) it contains. If you however want to use a MBR Partition Table, for instance because Windows XP is rather annoying to be set up with a GPT (I've published an article about that elsewhere), you will need to prepare a custom install medium from your Snow Leopard Install DVD by adding the capacity to the Mac OS X installer to install to an MBR partitioned hard disk. The resources to do that are included in Sebinouse's package, so you should have a look at them and see which Snow Leopard versions can be used with them (currently 10.6.0 and 10.6.3 I believe).

Hope this helps!

Awesome. Thanks, yes that's exactly what I needed to know.

hey guys, I really think this is a great Project, I had prior success installing OSX on a Pentium 4 Desktop as well as my Thinkpad T40

I have now ordered my Thinkpad X60T (ebay 160€ ) just because of this project ..

I also own a real MacBook pro .

but here comes my first Problem, I cannot Boot from the USB drive after applying the chameleon Patch, before applying any patches I can boot from it and install OSX but as soon as I apply the patches my USB drive is non-bootable anymore, the funny thing is in OSX system settings I can set my startup disk to be the USB drive but, i won't actually boot from it ... also when I press alt during boot the usb drive never shows up as a choice to boot from, I also tried to boot of another USB HDD with no success either .

is there anyway I can force to boot from the USB Drive?

Update: with Charmeleon R5 , my USB key is bootable again, but its not starting the setup its stuck at the grey screen /Apple Logo ... can I somehow boot the installer in verbose mode?

Thanks to the wonderful guide I have been running 10.6.6 on my X60 c2d tablet for a few weeks now, and it is working perfectly. Including tablet support, 1400x1050, etc.
For the time being I used a USB wifi stick for wireless networking because of the integrated non-recognized Intel wifi card.

Today I replaced the card with the official IBM Atheros Wifi AR5BXB6 card that I believe is supported by Os X ? The card is working perfectly in my Windows 7 install on the same machine, but Os X decides not to boot anymore. I can only boot in safe mode. I get the following exception:
Does somebody has any idea what is going wrong?

Koen_R wrote:Thanks to the wonderful guide I have been running 10.6.6 on my X60 c2d tablet for a few weeks now, and it is working perfectly. Including tablet support, 1400x1050, etc.
For the time being I used a USB wifi stick for wireless networking because of the integrated non-recognized Intel wifi card.

Today I replaced the card with the official IBM Atheros Wifi AR5BXB6 card that I believe is supported by Os X ? The card is working perfectly in my Windows 7 install on the same machine, but Os X decides not to boot anymore. I can only boot in safe mode. I get the following exception:

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...
Atheros: mac 10.3 phy 6.1 radio 10.0
Unable to obtain BE Output Queue
start [/SourceCache/AirPortDriverAtheros5424/AirPortDriverAtheros5424-411.19.4/src/common/lmac/ath_dev/darwin/AtherosController.cpp:1149] load failed
panic(cpu 0 caller 0x2aab55): Kernel trap at 0x00000000, type 14=page fault, registers:
....
Error code: 0x00000010

Debug called:<panic>
....

Does somebody has any idea what is going wrong?

I have the same situation as you.

finnschi wrote:the funny thing is in OSX system settings I can set my startup disk to be the USB drive but, i won't actually boot from it ...

The OS X preference pane for boot drives has no impact on Hackintoshes at all.

finnschi wrote:also when I press alt during boot the usb drive never shows up as a choice to boot from, I also tried to boot of another USB HDD with no success either .

is there anyway I can force to boot from the USB Drive?

Press F12 after Power-On to get your BIOS boot list.

but I am doing it on a REAL macBook Pro!.. or am I supposed to do step 2 on the Thinkpad?!?

finnschi wrote:but I am doing it on a REAL macBook Pro!.. or am I supposed to do step 2 on the Thinkpad?!?

Yes, on the ThinkPad, of course (okay, I now see where the problem was). Chameleon was written to give Hackintoshes an equivalent to your MacBook's EFI that's simply not present on a ThinkPad. It won't work with a real Intel Macintosh.

I've got an X61 tablet (1400x1050 screen, WACF008) I just picked up that seems to be largely up and running with 10.6.6 based on the instructions here, but I'm having trouble getting TabletMagic (2.0b17d2) to work. I've got the tablet enabler kext loading, serial0 shows up in TabletMagic, the messages TabletMagic sends to the console all seem fine (no obvious errors except for an intermittent error with renice that does not otherwise seem to affect loading), but I get absolutely no response to the tablet pen with nothing at all changing in the testing tab.

What should I try next? Am I missing something obvious?

edit: I can verify that data of some sort is coming from the tablet digitizer: if I run "cat /dev/cu.serial0" I get various junk printed to the terminal in reaction to putting the tablet pen in proximity to the screen, moving it, tapping, etc.

ok so apparently everything is running, but the tablet, I never tried to use it in Windows , heck there was never a windows installed on this baby

when i hit the screen with my stylus.. nothing happens ?!

finnschi wrote:ok so apparently everything is running, but the tablet, I never tried to use it in Windows , heck there was never a windows installed on this baby

when i hit the screen with my stylus.. nothing happens ?!

Did you install TabletMagic?

Did you install TabletMagic?

yes, but i am confused on what to set up exactly in Tablet Magic

I was able to enable Ink, but now Tablet magic just shows "no tablet found" . ... any idea?


Update: after reboot it now shows "ISD V4.0 (Tablet PC)... still when i am using the pen nothing happens ?

Update: works... its magic

ok so sleep does not work with 4Gb ram either... but thats no big deal for me !


What Applications do you use in conjunction with your tablet? I am searching something to take notes with !

ok so i restarted again and now tablet is not working anymore... ?! is this a know issue?

Update : i think my tablet enabler did not work correctly so i ran pfix again , which seemed to help, its so awesome now :D



Also for the OP: the UUID error 35 thingy dissapears when using the atheros Wifi card or doing the fix from netkas (someone in this thread wrote about it)

finnschi wrote:ok so sleep does not work with 4Gb ram either... but thats no big deal for me !

It does when you install SleepWatcher with its scripts and switch to hibernatemode 1 (see earlier in this thread).

It does when you install SleepWatcher with its scripts and switch to hibernatemode 1 (see earlier in this thread).

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yea but its no real sleep mode , its hibernation , A real quick sleep mode would be awesome!

finnschi wrote:What Applications do you use in conjunction with your tablet? I am searching something to take notes with !

https://bitbucket.org/ilg/macwj/ <= MacWJ is my attempt at a simple paper-like writing application. It's bare-bones and definitely still a work in progress, but I did just use it to give a 75-minute workshop today (on my X41t, since my X61 still isn't working with the tablet pen).

@Anastasius and @ grandflash :

Can you confirm that AppleHDA.kext HAS to be placed in /S/L/E ? or can you keep it in /E/E ?

(To get a Vanilla /S/L/E ?)