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How to patch DSDT for working battery status Here it is. I had to zip it up because it was too big to post uncompressed.

How to patch DSDT for working battery status Great guide, RehabMan! This was my first time making my own DSDT, and after a few hours of fixing stuff, I finally have working battery stats! The only unusual thing is that it says "Service Battery" when I click on the battery icon, but other than...

Copied and pasted from Acer's website: Processor & Chipset Processor Manufacturer Intel Processor Type Celeron Processor Model 847 Processor Speed 1.10 GHz Processor Core Dual-core (2 Core) Since Chromebooks use a proprietary BIOS, I would think the hardest step in getting OSX...

I have a triple-boot with Lion, Windows 7, and Windows 8 RP. Once I get tired of Windows 8, I'll install some version of Linux in its place.

Unlocked Galaxy Nexus on T-Mobile USA. Best phone I've ever owned. That might have something to do with the fact that you're using a 3-year-old phone. Android has come an extremely long way from what you're using.

Nope, I use a powerline system since my router is on the first floor and my desktop is on the second floor. Almost as fast as plugging directly into the modem.

Not the best, but it gets the job done.

Logitech K360 keyboard Logitech M705 Marathon Mouse (cheaper, smaller version of the Performance Mouse MX)

With no modifications, my system scores 9011 in 32-bit: http://browse.geekbench.ca/geekbench2/562599 I wasn't able to test 64-bit since I haven't purchased GeekBench.

They're not supposed to be. The window decorations haven't been semi-transparent since 10.2 at the latest, and the dock has been reflective since Leopard.

I'd recommend to not even bother with partitions and just buy a cheap second hard drive. Disconnect the current drive, connect the new one, install Lion, then plug in the original one and make sure the BIOS is set to boot from the OS X drive. Chameleon/Chimera automatically recognizes the OSs on...

Check your org.chameleon.Boot.plist to make sure that GraphicsEnabler is set to Yes.

That's what he's saying. Underneath the main drive, there is a little blue bar that counts down the time until the OS is automatically started. If you want to boot into Mac OS every time without pressing a key, you can edit the boot.plist to set the timeout to something short, like 1 second.

As long as the software was legally purchased, such as downloading Lion from the App Store, it's not pirated. Since the rules of the forum specifically ban talk of pirated software, this doesn't fall under that definition, so it's allowed.

Unfortunately, as far as I know, the AMD 6900 series is not yet fully supported in Lion. If you are still thinking of buying a card, you should look at the 6870, which is fully compatible and has very similar performance to the 6970.

I feel really dumb now. All I had to do was boot with "cpus=1". :oops:

Hi, I'm trying to install Lion on my Gateway ID49C07u laptop using UniBeast. I checked the laptop support box when creating the USB drive, and when I try to boot the installer, it hangs at "DSMOS has arrived." The laptop has an Intel Core i3-350m processor, Intel integrated graphics, and 4 GB...