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Lenovo IdeaPad U310

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cwk9852 said:
Again, I booted one time with clover via usb and it fixed imessage and facetime..

It will have no impact on your existing installation config if you use usb
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Only once? And then I can take it out and continue to use chameleon?
 
RehabMan said:
Do you have working Ethernet?
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I don't. I don't have any ethernet kexts installed. I did however try the ethernetbuiltin boot flag set to yes but still same problem.
 
XMYUKON said:
I don't. I don't have any ethernet kexts installed. I did however try the ethernetbuiltin boot flag set to yes but still same problem.
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Try getting Ethernet working...

Note: EthernetBuiltIn won't help unless you have drivers loading...
 
I've been trying for a couple of days to get Audio to work on 10.9 Mavericks. I have been able to get everything else to work fine, but the Audio is killing me. I've got a non-touch Lenovo U310 with a version of ikkoku's DSDT. I've tried multiple AppleHDA kexts, but I think I may need to have a patched DSDT as well. I tried patching a clean DSDT as recommended by cwk9852 in another post and the AppleHDA.kext included with those instructions, but still no go. In the system preferences Audio there are no inputs or outputs listed. After a vanilla Mavericks install I run MultiBeast 6.0.0 with the configs shown in the link below:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/8170542/Multibeast Config.gif

Then with Kext Utility install patched kexts:
AppleACPIBatteryManager.kext
AppleACPIPlatform.kext
AppleSmarBatteryManager.kext
IOath3kfrmwr.kext
AppleHDA.kext (I've tried multiple patched versions)

I had everything working well in 10.8.4, but nothing seems to work for the audio on 10.9. Any recommendations would be very much appreciated. Alternatively, if anyone can upload their DSDT.aml along with working AppleHDA.kext that would also probably work and allow me to do a diff against my own DSDT.aml. I could use HDMI or audio jack, I'm not picky. Much thanks!!!
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Why are you using "3rd party SATA" checked in MultiBeast? Do you have an SSD or HDD and which one is Mavericks running on? Should I check that? I have OSX running on SSD and an HDD that is storing my data.
 
XMYUKON said:
Why are you using "3rd party sata" checked in multibeast? Do you have an ssd or hdd and which one is mavericks running on? should I check that? I have osx running on ssd and an hdd that is storing my data
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Hey Rehabman, can I install a bootloader on a separate drive to keep my install more vanilla?

For example:

SSD->Mavericks
HDD Partition 1:Bootloader
HDD Partition 2:Data for OSX

Will I lose any boot speed?
 
XMYUKON said:
Hey Rehabman, can I install a bootloader on a separate drive to keep my install more vanilla?

For example:

SSD->Mavericks
HDD Partition 1:Bootloader
HDD Partition 2:Data for OSX

Will I lose any boot speed?
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I have mine setup like this (well I have more partitions on the HDD for Win7, Win8,ML,Ubuntu)... but I installed mavericks to the SSD after all the rest were working from the HDD
 
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