Recent content by stuckwithme247

Thanks for posting the kext. This solved the problem for me! Now I can use the eject button and the dialog comes up when I insert a blank disc. Cheers...

Does your Ethernet say "en0" like in this picture? If it says "en1" it probably won't work...

Please see my reply to this thread, should help you fix the problem... http://www.tonymacx86.com/mountain-lion-desktop-support/60723-icloud-mountain-lion-issue-unable-sign.html#post389480

I don't know anywhere in the System Preferences where you can program a different button for the eject key. The keyboard is a US one, but all of them have the eject button in the same place as far as I know, to the right of F12. This is probably a clue, I am getting the same message...

Yup, but not exactly the solution I'm looking for

This method doesn't always solve the problem. The problem for me was that I use a natively supported AirPort card on my PC. When I first booted up to ML it didn't detect my onboard ethernet. This caused the AirPort card to get assigned to the BSD name "en0" (see attached pic). You need to...

I've got my build working at 100% on Mountain Lion GM. Well almost, the eject button on my aluminum Apple USB keyboard doesn't work! If I boot over to Lion it works. I would imagine that other people are having this problem also, any suggestions?

For anyone interested, I was able to find a version that works on my computer: http://www.osx86.net/downloads.php?do=file&id=2710

I've relied on Sleep Enabler for a long time to use sleep mode on my computer. It's been a few weeks now and there is still no way to use Sleep Enabler on 10.7.4 Does anyone have any suggestions about what to do? It seems like the project has been abandoned, which is a shame...

I am having a similar problem on my computer. I happens mainly when I am scrolling, and only on OS X, not Windows. Don't understand how it could be the case because the keyboard and mouse are plugged directly into the motherboard, which is connected to the power supply. The only connection to...

The EvOreboot kext from MultiBeast seems to have solved this

Interesting, I've always wanted this to work. Keep up posted!

I think it would if you used rBoot because it would load the necessary kexts to boot from the CD.

That doesn't sound right, the current Mac Pro lineup includes this card. It should be supported out of the box. I recommend creating a 10.7.3 UniBeast drive to test it out.

I don't know what version of OS X you are using, but this is what works best for me in 10.7.3, and has since 10.6.6 or so. Install both the AppleHDA rollback from MultiBeast (I have ver 4.2.1) and this LegacyHDA kext (attached). This is the only kext I know that will allow you to use your front...