Recent content by colocolo

reading through the other threads suggest that either check your SATA cables, change your setup to a USB setup instead (in case the problem originate from your DVD Drive) or try another version of iboot legacy :think: could you write down the full spec of your rig?

hmmm...well i installed mine from an 8GB usb so i didnt switch any disc (the iboot legacy stays in the drive) and i didnt set any busratio, try again with iboot legacy with no flags and see if it works :think:

could you share on how you install your system? did you follow this tutorial viewtopic.php?p=118210#p118210 or did you use another?

you should check out the user build section: viewforum.php?f=54 lots of build spec and success stories in there, maybe you'll find one that suits your need and budget :thumbup:

No, i think hackintosh is for people who loves to tinker. i've seen people in here and other hackintosh forum who gets infuriated when their machine wont work 100% like a mac and start blaming others (crappy tutorial and whatnot). So, again, if you want a machine that would work 100% like a...

of course, hackintosh are apple-software running on non-apple-hardware, incompatibilities are bound to happen. an easy example would be sleep (could sleep but couldnt wake up), power management, temp control (my SMCfan controller only display the speed but no control over RPM) and...

if im not mistaken, you need the retail version of snow leopard (the $25 a pop at your local apple store) not the one that comes from your macbook, that thing wont even install except on your mackbook.

Apple store???? dont you mean Apple Stoer? :thumbup:

hehehe, dont worry, in this Post-PC world, everything is "new" :D :thumbup:

for people who never own a PC, that is great stuff :thumbup:

if that is what toleda's tutorial says then i guess it is correct, if successful let me know :thumbup:

if i read toledo's tutorial from above, you should replace the 07 00 de 10 with 03 00 de 10 four times...but better check with with toledo before applying and keep a backup of the original appleHDA if you want to try.

have you tried DPCImanager? it will detect 2 nvidia deviceID, one is the graphic and the other is the audio, use google to determine which is which.

full acceleration? you can try reading this thread viewtopic.php?f=15&t=12646&hilit=EVGA+8400 but for audio HDMI...so far no go.

My bad. And yes a device ID inject to the nvidia kext should help to solve the problem.