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If you don't want a VM, you need to use Clover bootloader to get the updates. You can create an usb stick with clover boot loader, and boot to your OSX using the usb stick, and updates will work. I did it like this.

If you have bluetooth in System Profiler > Bluetooth, then you have to go to /Library/Preferences/ make a copy from the com.apple.Bluetooth.plist to your desktop, open it with a plist editor, change the "ControllerPowerState" to "1", then copy the modified plist back into /Library/Preferences/...

Try to build installer onto another usb stick. I had USBF error with one stick, but no problem with another stick.

If you have a similar problem, then you using wrong framebuffer, or you need to edit ati-personalities(recommended only for pro users)

Those two mach_kernel lines are strange for me... It loads two mach_kernel files from the same place. A file which is 4096 bytes and another which is 8187856 bytes. Check your root to have only one mach_kernel file.

Tried, it removed some stuttering, but for example at launchpad, I get the same effect as when I play a game with v-sync off. So the screen getting glitchy when many thing moving on the screen. Anyway, thanks for sharing, it's interesting. edit.: so I just tried it (just ran throught...

In Windows, open regedit, and go to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation", add a DWORD there, name it to "RealTimeIsUniversal", and set the value to 1. Reboot to OSX, set the time, reboot to windows, and now it should be good. (edit: don't know why the...

You used the terminal command for the black background, or the method that I wrote? EDIT: Terminal command works! Thank you qb84!

Did you tried this? Is this really works?

"cd /" then write the command. Btw. my solution is: make an image that have the boot screen resolution, make it black, put an apple logo in the middle of it, and set it as boot logo (/extra/themes/<themename>/boot.png) I made my boot screen iOS-like with this way, the whole screen is...

boot with -v then post screenshots or post the last lines of the verbose messages here.

It looks good! Suggestion: Just make the PSU power cord properly at the back of the case and it will be perfect. (It looks a little strange for me that the cable just comes out from that big hole)

Modify "Quiet Boot=Yes" to "Quiet Boot=No" in your boot.plist file.

I am giving up !!! iCloud now working after tried everything on the net! I have the same Network chip as you and iCloud/AppStore/FaceTime/Messages works nicely. (I'm using DSDT file for my motherboard). Maybe you misspelled "Ethernet buildin=Yes", because it should be "EthernetBuiltIn=Yes".

We need a picture about your kp.

It should be in the "<root>/Extra" folder.

This is for Lion, but it should work with ML too: http://www.osx86.net/view/1642-alc889a_with_lion.html

If I know right, "bezel" is the thing that shows the volume indicator when you changing the volume, and the same with brightness. (that transparent black square)

Download this package: http://www.osx86.net/view/2941-10.8_alc662_fully_working_ml.html It has two files, the applehda in it is made by me too. Use the HDAEnabler kext too (this kext = DSDT code). You can use HDAEnabler with the applehda from that package or from the one that I linked before...

If you using VoodooHDA, then noise is not a surprise. Use AppleHDA instead, try my patched kext: http://www.osx86.net/view/2955-10.8_applehda_alc662_no_sound_assertion_...html