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Sorry the DropSSDT didn't help. If you have another video card on hand, maybe you can try that one to see if it fixes your freezing.

No, insert it just before the </dict>.

If you're not overclocked, usually there's no need to worry about voltage settings. Did you ever try the initial work around for 10.7.4, before the SSDT fix came out? Inserting this into your org.Chameleon.boot.plist: <key>DropSSDT</key> <string>Yes</string> <key>GeneratePStates</key>...

Hi guys, I think it may have something to do with Speedstep. Ever since I took out the "DropSSDT=Yes" flag from my boot.plist and installed a modified SSDT, it added some intermediate multipliers 17x, 18x, 20x, etc. but the freezing came back. When I had "DropSSDT=Yes", I only had 16x and 45x...

Not sure about FaceTime, but the Messages beta isn't working for me. iCloud works fine however. If you find anything out, please update us. Thx

Thanks for the feedback guys. I absolutely love Intel NICs and initially wanted to get the 9301, but I decided instead to get a NIC that uses the stock Marvell Yukon2 kext. I got the Rosewill RC 401 EX ~$25 on Amazon. Works OOB wake on lan and sleep works fine. Performance is so much better than...

Anyone still getting freezing or video artifacts? I upgraded to 10.7.4 and after a week, no more freezing, but I did a bunch of other stuff in the process, so not really sure what fixed it.

Re: mobo: GA-Z68MA-D2H-B3 problem? I have the same board and I use GraphicsEnabler=yes for onboard video.

Thanks, this guide works great! I also have all the latest and greatest installed: Chimera 1.9.2, Lion 10.7.4. Running RAID0 on 2x Crucial M4 128GB SSDs as boot disk. 1GB/s :crazy: read and 380MB/s write.

I updated to 10.7.4 and it's been a few days and I have not experienced any artifacts or freezes. Not sure if it was 10.7.4 itself that fixed everything because I also changed the following: updated fakesmc 4.2 from build 604 to 609 from multi beast 4.4, edited boot.plist by adding dropssdt =...

OK, I started tinkering with it again. I updated the BIOS to F9 and used the DSDT from this thread http://www.tonymacx86.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=50063. The keyboard now wakes from sleep without needing to re-plug, however, I still do have to wait about 10 seconds for it to come up. Still an...

OK thanks, I did that fix already. It definitely fixed my BIOS reset issue, but I still have sleep issues. The keyboard doesn't work unless I unplug and plug back. The hard drives also make some weird humming noise when I resume from sleep too. Was hoping you did something I haven't tried yet...

I can't find sleep fix in Multibeast, I'd like to try it, can you show me where it is?

I'm thinking of buying this Intel 9301 NIC for my system, but heard about the issues with wake/sleep, which I need. Did you do the device id hack listed in post #1 of this thread and now have all this working in Lion? Just wanted to confirm this before I buy this card.

I have a Western Digital 3TB USB 3.0 Ext drive that works ok with this mobo. I am using the USB 3.0 drivers from multibeast.

Yeah, I confirm also, 10.7.3 didn't solve this freezing issue. Last night, I got the same type of freezing I got with 10.7.2... which was: Screen freeze, mouse cursor able to move around screen, but can't click or use keyboard, only remedy is to hard reset.

Just upgraded using combo update (Lion Server). Re-ran Multibeast before rebooting. All is ok so far!

What options are you using for multibeast? I have the same mobo as you and used these instructions at this link: http://tonymacx86.com/viewtopic.php?f=168&t=36674 I'm using lnx2mac ethernet instead of realtek ethernet driver. For me, the lnx2mac driver is a little more stable. Sleep still not...

Use Multibeast and install IOAHCIBlockStorageInjector, this will convert them from external to internal drives.

Actually not true. I, as well as others, are using the on-chip HD3000 and also getting the random freezing. I think it may have something to do with 10.7.2. Saw another thread where they swapped 10.7.3 kexts and freezing still occurred but less frequently.