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Thanks for the reply, Going Bald. The DSDT goes into the /Extra folder and then I can remove it from my desktop, yes?

Just tried it again... same thing. Enabled in the BIOS after running MultiBeast, and BOOM, took 20 minutes to boot up, no mouse, no keyboard, or any other USB device. Weird. I did plug in a regular Apple USB Ethernet dongle (one from a MacBook Air) and it works great! Problem is, iTunes...

My hackintosh rig has been working flawlessly for over a year. It's got plenty of power and it never hangs or crashes. I'm happy running 10.6 and no real desire at this time to upgrade to Lion. However, like others, I purchased a year subscription to iTunes Match. When I try to enable Match...

I use a USB WLAN adapter, but the MB has built-in Ethernet. I just cant figure out how to turn it on... Maybe it's disabled in the BIOS. Please hold... EDIT The onboard NIC was disabled in the BIOS. However, when I enabled it, it crashed my USB devices. AND it took about 20 minutes to boot...

Thanks nyolc8! But I don't seem to have my box configured right or something... When I run the IORegistryExplorer and search for that string, I get the attached... I'm not sure why that is. Any suggestions?

When I run EFI Studio and choose "Ethernet" it says, "Ethernet not available on this machine" I am running a GA-P55A-UD3, is there something I need to do with Multibeast to enable this?

I see Apple released iTunes 105.2 today. Anyone have any luck with the Match issues after updating? I'm downloading it now and will post my results. EDIT Nope, same thing. It just crashes my iTunes when I try to "add this computer" to iTunes Match. I wish I hadn't paid the $25 before I knew...

I am using the GA-P55A-UD3 board as well, and have my sound working. It took three or four reboots, after enabling it in MultiBeast. Have you tried that?