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And one more time: Pre Core i based systems (LGA 775), laptops or prebuilt retail systems (Dell, Lenovo, etc.) will NOT be added. Link

Something will happen soon ... :D It's here. I just hope it'll be faster than 3 hours! :think:

You have to sign up, if You want official download from Apple. Of course, there will always be unofficial ways to get it. Microsoft has done the same with Windows 7 Beta in 2009. If You wanted to participate officially in public Beta program, You had to sign up in Microsoft Connect.

You will have to use Clover - it already supports Yosemite.

It should be. Type the board manufacturer and model in 'Search' and You'll see the results. H81 ''CheapoMac" build

It may depend on the motherboard - on my keyboard, only volume control buttons are working.

Yes, but what he wants are identical functions on Windows and OS X. Unfortunately, most of them do not work, regardless of the drivers.

No, unless You're a programmer: then You can make a driver for Windows, such as, for example, drivers for Logitech keyboards, which also have volume controls, sleep, browser and media player buttons.

Yes, You can. Download it, unzip it, and drag it to /Extra/Themes folder. Last thing: open org.chameleon.Boot.plist and change the name of current theme (Default?) to the Apple Boot Camp (or whatever the name of that theme folder is). Something like this: <?xml version="1.0"...

Oh, well. I'll have to make clean install anyway, because last time, I've made UniBeast based install, and that was Mountain Lion 10.8.5. :| So I'll make it the ''Clover way'' this time. I can always install Chimera if something goes wrong. :angel: I do have patched DSDT, and somewhere in it I...

Yes, I know, but I thought of installing Clover on intact EFI system partition, without formatting it at all. Is it possible? My board is ASUS P7P55D-E, so I'll try to install in the root. Maybe this will work as well. Thanks.

More and more I am interested in Clover, since pretty much everything works without a hitch from usb (except that the graphics card is not waking up from sleep). But it is DSDT problem (at least from what I've found and read so far), and i hope i will find the solution. What interests me now...

If You use Chameleon or Chimera bootloader, use Chameleon Wizard and configure your model. If it is Clover, do that with Clover Configurator.

Open org.chameleon.Boot.plist in Extra folder with Text edit and change ''Legacy Logo'' string to ''No''. Example: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"> <plist version="1.0"> <dict>...

I've said, don't take it for granted exactly because of that. Have You tried to disable Secure Boot again in UEFI?

It's already been installed for some time. :headbang: Officially, no, except for MSDN Subscribers. Unofficially, yes, there is. There is no ''Windows'' Secure Boot. If You disabled it in BIOS/UEFI, it won't be reinstated. But, don't take this for granted.

UniBeast failed - error log Yes, i do. Anyway, i deleted old, and downloaded new version from store and now everything seems to be OK. There is no price in store anymore,but ''Download''. And now I've made installer with no problems.

Jun 23 22:32:10 kizos-mac.lan Installer[3393]: UniBeast Mac App Store Mountain Lion Installation Log Jun 23 22:32:10 kizos-mac.lan Installer[3393]: Opened from: /Users/zoran/Desktop/UniBeast - Mountain Lion 1.7.0.pkg Jun 23 22:32:10 kizos-mac.lan Installer[3393]: Product archive...

Article: WWDC 2013 Countdown Timer So ,no more cats. And we will get new ,shiny iCan. :think:

There is no ''real'' i7 860 CPU, only 860S. Please add it.