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Occasionally, OS X will randomly crash and the following message will show up: "Your computer restarted because of a problem. Press a key or wait a few seconds to continue starting up." Other than the random crashing, which only seems to happen after booting sometimes, it's quite stable. I'm...

I just upgraded from 10.8.2 to 10.8.4 and I am not able to install anything from multibest. Here is the error log: I've already tried repairing the disk permissions, but no luck. -- Edit: fixed by deleting the listed kexts.

Issues with installing Mountain Lion Yupp, that fixed the issue.

Issues with installing Mountain Lion Here's a screenshot of what happens right before it goes to the gray screen with the colored-spinning ball thing. --- EDIT: I was able to fix the issue by installing the FakeSMC plugin.

I've run into a brick wall in my Mountain Lion installation. I'm currently running OS X 10.7.4, and I downloaded ML from the App Store, installed it on my Lion drive, rebooted, and ran xMove (which showed no errors). I restarted, and I boot into the "Installation" partition, and I get to a gray...

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I recently updated my Lion installation to 10.7.4. After updating, my front panel audio mic input works (yay), however, I noticed if I leave my account logged in and put the computer to sleep and I come back, say an hour later, I turn it on, and the login select screen is froze. The mouse cursor...

Okay, I removed the old HDA, ran the repair disk thing, restarted the computer and installed the new HDA kext using Multibeast (the latest version). Restarted the computer, and no audio. I did it twice, same effect.

Which ones do I need to select? Just ALC889 under Patched AppleHDA?

It says 2.1.3

Before I plugin the microphone, it shows up as "Internal Microphone". After I plug it in, it changes to "Line In", however, when I try to speak into the mic, I don't see the input level move like I do when it's plugged into the back microphone port.

I've tried this, and my audio does work...however, the only thing that does not work is the front panel microphone. Does anyone know how I can fix this? I'm running a Gigabyte Z68MA-D2H-B3 with Lion 10.7.2. Thanks!

I wasn't able to boot up in the single user mode, however, there is a "restore" partition, and I am able to boot into that and access the partition my lion installation is located in. What can I do with Multibeast to make it work again? Any kexts I should delete?

I can't reinstall as I don't have anything backed up. There has to be a way to remove the graphic enabler kexts?

I'll try to make this as short as possible. So, recently my mac, when booting up, it would go to a black screen for about a minute before coming to the login screen. I restarted the computer and tried the GraphicsEnabler=yes option, which fixed the issue. Doing so, I went into multibeast and...

I have Lion and Windows 7 installed/dual boot working almost perfectly flawless. One thing I can't get to work is, however, to get Windows 7 to sleep. When I put it to sleep, the monitor goes blank, but the fans continue to run. Lion, however, goes to sleep without any problems. Additionally, I...

Okay, is it possible to move it to my other HD? It's currently on my SSD, and I just want to free up some space.

I've been running Lion on my hackintosh for approximately two weeks now. Can I safely remove the "Installer" partition without harming my Lion installation? I've also burned a copy of Lion that I purchased from the App Store onto a DVD.

Re: Sleep doesn't work I have once again fixed my own problem. The reason it wasn't sleeping was because of the null sleep kext (can't remember the name of it). But after deleting it and running the kext utility, it goes to sleep. I now have a 100% working hackintosh!!! :D