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Hi all,
I have installed Yosemite Vanilla on my Dell Inspiron 15 3521. Most of the things are working now. Some things are not. I will describe the steps I used and then I will list my problems. Hope you guys can help me fix this.
* Swapped the primary HDD of my laptop with a Samsung 840 Evo 120GB SSD (Sata III - Both Laptop Sata port and SSD)
* Shifted my HDD to a DVD Tray and installed Windows on it.
* I created Yosemite bootable using Unibeast and Install Yosemite.app
* In BIOS, set SATA Mode to AHCI, turned off Virtualization
* Booted into the USB using the flags -v dart=0 -f
* Using Disk Utility, created a Single Mac Journaled Extended partition and set GUID as partition scheme
* Installed Yosemite on that partition
* Rebooted into Yosemite partition using the flags -v dart=0 -f
* Booted into Yosemite Desktop. Graphics is working like a charm.
* Ran the Yosemite 10.10.5 Combo Update and rebooted.
* Ran Multibeast
* Didn’t select any DSDT
* Some options are selected from other tabs, but I don’t remember all correctly. (System Definition Mac Book Pro, Basic Boot options selected)
* But the problem is, If I run Multibeast all additional Kext should be installed in Yosemite>Extras. Right.? I’m attaching a screenshot of my Extras Folder. All the options I selected in Multibeast is missing.
The problems that need to be fixed are
* Audio
* App store Access
* USB Ports (If I remove and connect anything to USB ports after booting it won’t work. OSX kind of freezes, then I will have to reset manually)
MOST IMPORTANTLY
* SSD (I have applied the TRIM Patch using Multi Beast). Its a budget SSD, but it had a 7.9 Windows 7 Experience Index Rating. I ran Windows 7 flawlessly in this SSD without any lags or stutter. Huge performance boot in Windows after using this. But when I used it as a boot drive for my laptop, I couldn’t find any noticeable speed bump. It stutters and lags occasionally. Its not working the way its meant to be. I know Apple has dropped support for 3rd Party SSD’s (As if the SSD’s they use in Mac are made by them ). But something is wrong… Am I missing something.?
I’m attaching some screenshots of my Chameleon/Boot.Org.plist, System Info.
Let me know if I miss anything or need any clarification.
This is the Disk Info by Chameleon SSD Optimizer
I have installed Yosemite Vanilla on my Dell Inspiron 15 3521. Most of the things are working now. Some things are not. I will describe the steps I used and then I will list my problems. Hope you guys can help me fix this.
* Swapped the primary HDD of my laptop with a Samsung 840 Evo 120GB SSD (Sata III - Both Laptop Sata port and SSD)
* Shifted my HDD to a DVD Tray and installed Windows on it.
* I created Yosemite bootable using Unibeast and Install Yosemite.app
* In BIOS, set SATA Mode to AHCI, turned off Virtualization
* Booted into the USB using the flags -v dart=0 -f
* Using Disk Utility, created a Single Mac Journaled Extended partition and set GUID as partition scheme
* Installed Yosemite on that partition
* Rebooted into Yosemite partition using the flags -v dart=0 -f
* Booted into Yosemite Desktop. Graphics is working like a charm.
* Ran the Yosemite 10.10.5 Combo Update and rebooted.
* Ran Multibeast
* Didn’t select any DSDT
* Some options are selected from other tabs, but I don’t remember all correctly. (System Definition Mac Book Pro, Basic Boot options selected)
* But the problem is, If I run Multibeast all additional Kext should be installed in Yosemite>Extras. Right.? I’m attaching a screenshot of my Extras Folder. All the options I selected in Multibeast is missing.
The problems that need to be fixed are
* Audio
* App store Access
* USB Ports (If I remove and connect anything to USB ports after booting it won’t work. OSX kind of freezes, then I will have to reset manually)
MOST IMPORTANTLY
* SSD (I have applied the TRIM Patch using Multi Beast). Its a budget SSD, but it had a 7.9 Windows 7 Experience Index Rating. I ran Windows 7 flawlessly in this SSD without any lags or stutter. Huge performance boot in Windows after using this. But when I used it as a boot drive for my laptop, I couldn’t find any noticeable speed bump. It stutters and lags occasionally. Its not working the way its meant to be. I know Apple has dropped support for 3rd Party SSD’s (As if the SSD’s they use in Mac are made by them ). But something is wrong… Am I missing something.?
I’m attaching some screenshots of my Chameleon/Boot.Org.plist, System Info.
Let me know if I miss anything or need any clarification.
This is the Disk Info by Chameleon SSD Optimizer