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no. it wil not work. need card with hp p/n label, like http://www.ebay.pl/itm/HP-Atheros-AR5B1 ... 27c7c69e7d

yes, why kill sales of Ivy laptops. wait one year for new BIOS with Ivy support.

is Ivy Bridge support in F.23 bios. may need one. safe bet-get probook 4540S

what is wrong with advanced display calibration in system preferences??? very detailed. gives me great results for screen on 4730s. --------- sent from Galaxy Nexus.

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it does not matter, mate. take your pick. atheros cards are dirty cheap on ebay. five minutes to replace.

why wouldn't? user mactition disabled 6490M in bios. running on HD 3000 viewtopic.php?p=306749#p306749

HD 3000 is integrated into all Sandy Bridge i3 i5 i7 2xxxM series

hey mates, read first couple pages. people spent small fortunes buying and testing all cables. thank you user masso and liposuction for pictures.

thanks mate, very clear now what not to do.

I fixed mine in march. thanks user Nickstar for the link viewtopic.php?p=322112#p322112

nothing, bluetooth works 100% viewtopic.php?p=346726#p346726

you are so close, i can feel it. maybe newer fakesmc.kext will help. they have better sandy bridge support.

this picture is better. you passed the KP. no DSDT from blueking's installer but need the patched one. can you copy one over to Extra folder?

that picture like Extra folder is missing, can't find info, no boot, KP what OS is on your bootable USB? 10.7.2? did you run blueking's Installer 3.3.0 before reboot? don't run 10.7.3 combo update at the same time. make 10.7.2 work first. small steps are better. ps. edit kernel 11.3.0 is for...

what is "no go"? where does it stop?

1.) google for UniBeast-1.2.0.zip. 2.) keep the dsdt on USB drive 3.) stay away from 10.7.4 or get SSDT

cause installer needs patched dsdt, use one I made for you viewtopic.php?p=384257#p384257

Re: [Guide] 4530s Display Upgrade to 1080p in sense newer than base model 2310M, one or two users were unsuccessful in changing to 1080p on 2330m. your probook is the first.

saving the BIOS with new value probably refreshed the CMOS, same trick like 'saving defaults' when laptop is acting weird.