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Another thing for me worth noting.. I did the unibeast partition, then installed 10.8.0 now that I think about it, as I might have updated to 10.8.1 since then. But the second step of the install is usually to run easy beast. I never ran that. When I ran that I always had problems. So I ran multibeast only to get 1 or 2 items working. In fact I think I only used the USB driver. I got the voodoo sound from an older Lion build.
What I am saying is,
Normally easy beast gives you some things plus it makes your partition bootable.
My install was so complete using just the normal apple install that I didn't see why to run easybeast and work out those issues. With the 2 partitions and the dongle for wireless and the voodoo for sound, I was all set.
What worked out of box was keyboard and trackpad, wired ethernet, bluetooth, graphics which is perfect by the way, and pretty much everything. In fact this week I found that external displays works fine with my HP display port to DVI cable adapter. For some reason a normal display port only to a display port monitor wont work but the adapter makes dvi monitors work fine.
back to your post. I did use the DSDT that was mentioned above and found it really helped in some of those cmos messages I see when I have issues. So thats where I am heading to get mines to a really good install.
What I am saying is,
Normally easy beast gives you some things plus it makes your partition bootable.
My install was so complete using just the normal apple install that I didn't see why to run easybeast and work out those issues. With the 2 partitions and the dongle for wireless and the voodoo for sound, I was all set.
What worked out of box was keyboard and trackpad, wired ethernet, bluetooth, graphics which is perfect by the way, and pretty much everything. In fact this week I found that external displays works fine with my HP display port to DVI cable adapter. For some reason a normal display port only to a display port monitor wont work but the adapter makes dvi monitors work fine.
back to your post. I did use the DSDT that was mentioned above and found it really helped in some of those cmos messages I see when I have issues. So thats where I am heading to get mines to a really good install.
