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They are separate channels even though stacked and those pins on SATA drives are usually for limiting the speed of the drive for compatibility purposes you should not need that.

Select the option Rebuild Caches in the System Utilities when running Multibeast and it then rebuilds the caches when you complete running it. Selecting this as the only option when running will do only that task. If you want to run 64 bit sure if not then you do not have to. If wanting to...

Don't see why not. You do have the controller for it set to AHCI in the BIOS? That is the only thing I can think of that would make it not work.

I have the Highpoint 620A in my machine only works at SATA2 speeds.

You don't say how the EFI string is done but you can do a double section in there one for each card with each having its own PciRoot set to their proper values. That should get both working with whichever card that is initialized first as the primary ie. boot PEG1 that is primary PEG2 that is...

Could be he missed it worked out of the box with mine. Damn missed that did I, yeah I always set mine to the normal or enabled depending on what is available. I don't trust them auto settings for anything important seen too many screw ups otherwise. Same thing with your PCI express frequency I...

Anytime you delete or add a .kext file to the system you need to rebuild the cache of them that OS X uses when it boots to speed up the boot process otherwise it will not see the change has been made. Try these same applies delete the /Extra directory, DSDT.aml on desktop and may need to search...

Yes forgot the rebuild the cache usually always mention that in a post. Yes and yet strangely enough I remembered yesterday or today in another post must be going senile. I like to be sure it shuts down and reboots. And this part was useless too "Customization to choose your MacModel and...

Re: Enabling C-States (Multibeast 2.6.3 + UserDSDT): how?? Open the IORegistryExplorer and under the CPU0@0 -> AppleACPICPU -> ACPI_SMC_PlatformPlugin you should see PerformanceStateArray in the right hand pane listing how many p-states are in use/loaded for the processor. Believe you need to...

Try something like these from the 3.0.2 I have now you want the DSDT.aml for you board on the desktop you can download from the database under the Resources link at top of page. And you need to go into the Customization to choose your MacModel and one of the 32 or 64bit Boot Graphics options and...

Boot with the iBoot disk then put in the retail disk instead of installing go to the Utilities menu select the Diskutil option then see if you can repair the disk. Edit: Should have added if the Chameleon part that was installed in the MBR was removed doing this then you need to use iBoot to...

If the efi string has never worked then neither is the dsdt edit you put exactly the same information in both. It is a simple copy and paste operation where you copy the information that would be in the .plist minus the XML part put that into the proper place in dsdt.dsl with its correct...

Definitely reversible you have the iBoot plus retail disk combo you can boot for rescue purposes if the system is not boot-able with the iBoot alone as that will bypass the .kexts in your install on the hard drive. Then remove bad .kext rebuild cache with Multibeast reboot to get back to where...

Don't see why not those would be close to the same I think performance wise also nvidia cards are easier to get going than ati anyways.

Not at all I have seen all kinds of people with the 5770 working with that option so looks like you may want to exchange if possible. Edit: I would add the so called bat mobile model from Gigabyte seems to be a popular option don't think I have ever seen anyone say it has not worked.

May want to try EFI string in the com.apple.Boot.plist method. I link to the thread on aquamac's forum where he lists the nvcap values of the various options for the outputs used. http://aquamac.proboards.com/index.cgi? ... 09&page=25

Ah wake from sleep issue as already mentioned make sure you have set at least the Start automatically after power failure option set in the Energy Saver you find in the System Preferences you will see icon for in the dock to see if this helps.

If this is your board below then is says you have the Jmicron 362 for the chipset which is indeed supported. You need to run the Multibeast selecting the JMicron36x eSATA option only to add it. Then once installed open it again and rebuild the cache with that option maybe even repair permission...

That is the copy it uses if it is in the helper partition that is for certain. That is how I got booted with the old kernel upon upgrading and forgetting to copy in. From your description of it I think I am going to give it a try with only the boot files installed nothing else in helpers and see...

The only way would be the same as if you had got the 5770 namely use the Chameleon ATI Experimental Boot loader option in the Multibeast. Then hopefully your PCID is in the boot file that option installs and will work with either one of the 32 or 64 Apple Boot Screen you would also want to...