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You just want to be able to see all files. Try in the terminal: cd / ls -la Is the Extra folder there?

Did it somehow become invisible? Can you see it if you toggle the "show system files" in the view menu?

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Can you use UniBeast to boot? Is your key board wired?

Your DSDT and bios versions don't match. You need to have a DSDT for your bios.

When you say SATA 3 I'm assuming you mean the 6Gb/s revision. If that's correct then no... the X58 chipset doesn't support SATA 3.

Except for the AMD components... Board and cpu aren't even compatible here.

In MultiBeast, check both ALC8xxHDA AND AppleHDA Rollback kexts. Restart.

Have you enabled on-board Ethernet with the kexts included in MultiBeast?

Use the DSDT for the bios version that you currently have on your board. Your board will report which version you have at post as well as in the bios configuration screens

You'll have to adjust some of the XY coordinates in the theme.plist, since screen rosultions are not all the same. I'm using a Samsung P2370 1080i screen. Problem is it has overscan that can't be resolved that early in the boot sequence... :thumbdown: So, I needed to use the monitor ID in...

Go here... http://forum.voodooprojects.org/index.php?board=7.0 There are a lot of instructions and direct download of themes. You don't need to delete the Themes folder. The structure looks like Extra/Themes/Default/"all the required files". Chimera will only automatically load "Default"...

What are you monitoring temps with? It sounds like a monitoring issue rather than a system issue since temps are normal in win7. Have you installed FakeSMC mother board plugins?

You need to install the FakeSMC Motherboard plugins. I have installed the USB 3.0 on my ga-x58a-ud3r (which has NEC USB 3.0 chip) it does function... however the kext broke sleep :? . Sleep is more important to me than a port I don't have any accessories for, so for now it's uninstalled.

It is the difference between the way HD's and SSD's write data. Most read/write benchmarks, like Blackmagic do not bench SSD's well. Try a realtime time test... http://tonymacx86.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=54390