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• Replace DSDT.aml and smbios.plist in /Extra
  Replace LegacyX60T.kext in /Extra/Extensions

• Replace DSDT.aml and smbios.plist in /Extra
  Delete LegacyX60T.kext and VoodooHDA.kext from /Extra/Extensions
  Copy LegacyX61T.kext and Intel82566MM.kext in /Extra/Extensions
  Copy AppleHDA.kext in /System/Library/Extensions/

• - Launch "ShowAllFiles" and select "Show"

• - Replace:
  • OSInstall.mpkg in /Volumes/"USB Key"/System/Installation/Packages
  • OSInstall in /Volumes/"USB Key"/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Install.framework/Frameworks/OSInstall.framework/Versions/A/

• - Launch once again "ShowAllFiles" and select "Hide"

• (The files of the packages are made for a 10.6.0 Retail DVD, and for a 10.6.3 Retail DVD)

• chmod +X /etc/rc.sleep

• chmod +X /etc/rc.wakeup

DSDT=/Extra/DSDTstable.aml

• com.apple.Boot.plist

• DSDT.aml

• Extensions
  • AppleACPIBatteryManager.kext v1.0.15 (to Enable battery meter)
  • AppleACPIPS2Nub.kext v1.0.0d1 (to Enable keyboard/trackpoint)
  • FakeSMC.kext v2,5 (SMC emulation by Netkas) -> Source
  • LegacyX60T.kext (Custom Kext with Atheros "pci168c,1014"/Tablet Wacom "WACF004"/Power Management for "CoreDuo")
  • TabletEnabler.kext v1.1 (to enable Tablet)-> Source
  • VoodooHDA.kext v0.2.56 (with Silencer's Fix) -> VoodooProject,ProjectOSX
  • VoodooPS2Controller.kext (Keyboard, Trackpoint and Tablet Buttons) ->Anastasius's post
  • VoodooSDHC.kext v1.1d1 (to Enable SDCard Reader) -> Source
  • VoodooTSCSync.kext v1.1 (to get rid of CPUs Sync issues ... probably not needed...) -> Source

• smbios.plist (MacbookPro 1,3 profile, SMCPUType 513)

• Themes (for Chameleon Bootloader)
  • Default

• rc.sleep

• rc.wakeup

• sleepwatcher_2.0.5.dmg -> Source

• Extension
  • FakeSMC.kext

• X60
  • DSDT.aml

• X61
  • DSDT.aml

• DSDT.aml (Core2Duo)

• LegacyX60T.kext ( ... /Power Management for "Core2Duo")

• smbios.plist (macbookpro 2,3 profile, no SMCPUType)

• AppleHDA.kext

• DSDT.aml

• Intel82566MM.kext -> Ethernet support

• LegacyX61T.kext ( ... /Power Management for "Core2Duo")

• smbios.plist (macbookpro 2,3 profile, no SMCPUType)

ioreg -lw0 | grep PerformanceStateArray

ioreg -lw0 | grep CSTInfo

Silencer wrote:Great stuff! Have you tried adidasprince's PS2 kext from here? If not, give it a go - works fantastic with trackpoint.

ernstloeffel wrote: I've also working VGA out (with proper EFI string, needed it after upgrading to 10.6.2/10.6.3 for my SXGA+ dislplay to work at it's native resolution).

ernstloeffel wrote:I think it should be clarified that your DSDT only works for Core Duo X60t. I had to make my own DSDT for the Core 2 Duo,

• Vanilla SpeedStep in DSDT, Smbios.plist and LegacyX60t.kext : Power management for L2400 with a MBP1,1 profile

• Tablet in LegacyX60t.kext : added TabletEnabler and Apple16x50 part for tablet support

Sebinouse wrote:I used to have an EFI string for my Intel GMA950, but later on I patched my DSDT to get native support. I never tried VGA Out with the EFI String ... I will give it a try as soon as a get my VGA screen back ... Thanks for the advice !

ernstloeffel wrote:I think it should be clarified that your DSDT only works for Core Duo X60t. I had to make my own DSDT for the Core 2 Duo, I'll upload my E/E folder later today. I've also working VGA out (with proper EFI string, needed it after upgrading to 10.6.2/10.6.3 for my SXGA+ dislplay to work at it's native resolution).

(I think I don't have a sleepenabler.kext, it should just work with the patched DSDT methinks.)

EDIT: scratch that. you were talking about the sleepwatcher for the keyboard/trackpoint. i need that too, missed your point.

Later..

crashnburn wrote: I have an X61T waiting for this Treatment. Care to share your successful DSDT / Kext etc with the instructions.

crashnburn wrote: I have an X61T waiting for this Treatment. Care to share your successful DSDT / Kext etc with the instructions.

ernstloeffel wrote: I'm sorry for the delay. I haven't forgotten, but I sent my x60t in for a final "update" before warranty is over (hinges were loose and the fan was rattling). I hope it will be back at the end of the week.

• NullCPUPowerManagement

• VoodooPowerMini

• CoreDuo Processor (Intel 945 Chipset) : 3 GB memory max

• Source

• 0 : doesn't work

• 1 : works

• 3 : doesn't work

• Dimm1 : 1GB and Dimm2 : None ... OK

• Dimm1 : 2GB and Dimm2 : None ... Not OK

• Dimm1 : 2GB and Dimm2 : 1GB ... Not OK

• Dimm1 : 1GB and Dimm2 : 2GB ... Not OK

(This guide has also been successfully tested on X60s and T60 by xene here)

- Replace /Extra folder with the one from the package on the "USB Key"

charles.atcher wrote:On the USB Key that I restored SL to, I'm not finding an "/Extra" folder to replace. Obviously there is one in the MacPNT folder, well two that I see.

TheCrown wrote:1. i experienced the same as charles. after chamelion install onto my usb stick - there was no /extra folder. so i just copied the one from MacPNT to USB stick.

TheCrown wrote:2. i had to switch to the stable DSDT.aml to make it through the install procedure.

charles.atcher wrote:Do the .kexts from the /Extra folder get loaded at startup? Or do they need to be in the /S/L/E area? They aren't in the S/L/E folder.

TheCrown wrote:nstall went great. Other than I have no sound, or Trackpoint. Not sure why just yet.

sudo kextload /Volumes/"your HDD"/Extra/Extensions/VoodooHDA.kext

• my X60T has no Trackpad (so i have to delete the trackpad.kext from /plugins inside the PS2 kext)

• In this configuration, the PS2 kext breaks sleep ... I have to use SleepWatcher to fix this ...

sudo kextload /Volumes/"Your HDD"/Extra/Extensions/AppleACPIPS2Nub.kext
sudo kextload /Volumes/"Your HDD"/Extra/Extensions/ApplePS2Controller.kext

nuskoolkiddie wrote:i think i can help with the pcmcia if anyone is interested, got it working on my z61t which seems to be quite similar to the x60

Neflem wrote:In the past, when I would get PCMCIA working, it would be at the cost of sleep.
When I put the X60t to sleep with a PCMCIA card in it (fully working), it would not wake from sleep and the only resolution was to hold down the power button.

shooteagle wrote:can this work with windows 7 in a dual boot?

Silencer wrote:Once you install OSX and proper booter (AsereBLN for example) you won't be able to boot to Windows7 straight away. You will have to boot with Windows7 installation DVD and then get to the repair console and use DISKPART tool to switch active partition back to Windows7 boot partition. You can find lots of guides on the web how to do this. Just be ready.