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This tool fixed the audio-after-sleep issues I've had with Mavericks: http://www.tonymacx86.com/audio/127038-realtek-alc-892-no-sound-after-sleep-10-9-2-a-9.html#post850928

I'm imagining that GeekBench will increase significantly when you get everything sorted, that's only slightly higher than my 1.5 year old build with an i7-970 (see signature.)

I've maxed out my i7-970 board with 24 GB of RAM. Haven't managed to get my Quadro 4000 to work under 10.6.8 though...

I lost my audio, and QuickTime lost the ability to play any videos with audio (you can scrub but you can't play.) Restoring back to plain 10.6.8 until I have time to mess with it.

Thanks, I'll try "npci=0x2000" and report back. I'm already using the 3,1 definition.

No luck. Sometimes it won't boot but stops at "PCI ..." during verbose booting. Other times it boots, but I get really poor CineBench scores of 20 fps. I just removed the card so I can get some work done, but I'd really appreciate if someone could give me a hint about what to try next!

I have a fully working system with 10.6.8 and an ATI5770 card, no problems at all. System definition Mac 3,1. I now have a shiny new Quadro 4000 for Mac on the desk, waiting to replace the 5770. Is this the correct procedure? Clone working boot disk.[/*:m:3cvqhrcw] Install the...

I solved this by simply opening MultiBeast 3.8.0 and checking "System Utilities" and then choosing only the "AppleHDA Rollback"

Thanks! I've now managed to boot directly from my SSD without having to intervene in the boot process. This should be added to an FAQ, you wouldn't believe how long I've searched for a solution!

I have a basic question that I can't find any answer to (searching for "boot" in the forum results in 10,000+ search hits.) :crazy: I have cloned (with CarbonCopyCloner) the drive I used for the original SL Hackintosh installation, and if I interrupt the booting in Chimera and choose to boot...

I'm stumped by this, can you point me to a page or tutorial that explains how to do this?

Re: CustoMac Pro Install Guide (X58A-UD3R+ATI 5770+10.6.6+64bit) The point of SATA3 is to be faster than SATA2. This speed increase is wasted on harddrives, as they can't fill SATA2.

Re: CustoMac Pro Install Guide (X58A-UD3R+ATI 5770+10.6.6+64bit) A harddisk will not be fast enough in itself to fill SATA2 (which allows up to 300 MByte/s) so you wouldn't see any benefit from connecting it to a SATA3 port. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_ATA ... 6_Gbit.2Fs

Re: CustoMac Pro Install Guide (X58A-UD3R+ATI 5770+10.6.6+64bit) "Retail image?" I'm always surprised when I hear people using copied software and OS:es and at the same time wondering why they're having problems. Who knows what has been injected into pirated software? The spammers and botnet...

Re: CustoMac Pro Install Guide (X58A-UD3R+ATI 5770+10.6.6+64bit) I got kernel panic problems when I had installed with the eSATA and GSATA controllers enabled. I would turn those off (or at least to AHCI according to the guide) and possibly reinstall with them off. Your error messages seem to...

Re: CustoMac Pro Install Guide (X58A-UD3R+ATI 5770+10.6.6+64bit) The guide (post #1 in this thread) says you should install from a 10.6.3 DVD and then run the "Mac OS X v10.6.7 Combo Update." The guide also says you should download the latest DSDT for your motherboard and it shows with a...

Re: CustoMac Pro Install Guide (X58A-UD3R+ATI 5770+10.6.6+64bit) Wouldn't it be better if you just followed the guide, instead of having us read upside-down to check that you have followed the guide? Please stop posting these pictures, and use the time you save to actually follow the guide...

Re: CustoMac Pro Install Guide (X58A-UD3R+ATI 5770+10.6.6+64bit) My point is: If you are having problems, start over and follow every detail of the guide and the recommendations. If you have the same hardware and software, it should work (unless you have faulty hardware.) You might have missed...

Re: CustoMac Pro Install Guide (X58A-UD3R+ATI 5770+10.6.6+64bit) I can report that I have now solved the problem of getting kernel panics when trying to use the 64-bit kernel. I did a complete reinstall on another drive, double-checking every setting before installing. Key points: I only had...

Re: CustoMac Pro Install Guide (X58A-UD3R+ATI 5770+10.6.6+64bit) I'm using the Multibeast settings from the very first post in this thread, and it's working just fine with 10.6.7 in 64-bit kernel and with two 24" monitors (one with DVI, the other with VGA.)