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Thank. But I just realized how stupid I was, I went into Bios and set Onboard Audio to Enable instead of Auto. Then re-run Multibeast->Patched AppleHDA, worked like a charm.

how abt a GT210? i heard that it works well. or a 6870 if you can xd.

Copy the file to desktop and edit it there. Then sudo cp it back into the folder. If you don't know where it is, just drag the file and folder to terminal. Detail: sudo cp drag-boot.plist-here drag-des-folder-here

Make sure it's a Intel HD 3000, it should work by default. If it is not, all i can tell you is try to delete AppleIntelHD kext inside S/L/E folder and see if it boots up.

You don't need a DSDT to use multibeast. Just install Chimera 1.80 to Lion drive and repair permissions then you should be good to go. ( Unless you have VGA, sound or network problems :) )

Not so sure but just a suggestion that did you guys check your bios update? Try newer bios for both VGA and mainboard. Sorry if it sounds stupid.

I don't have any idea with i7 2600, but how did you setup your SMBios? It should be in Multibeast. I used iMac12,2 and it run pretty well so far.

Before buying anything, try to access to Lion drive and delete Intel kexts to see if it boot up? It should start with AppleIntel....kext. Just delete all of it. Then rebuild cache ( boot up with -f ) and see what it says. You can use VMware with lion on Windows to access to HFS+ drive.

Ever tried Vmware with Lion? I used that to run pkg and install it to my physical Lion drive. Or better yet, place that 6970 pkg inside of Lion usb drive, install it along with Lion and it will boot up. After it boot up you can do the next step to make video work.

Your problem is with the Radeon HD6970. I got the same prob with 6950, but managed to fix it by following this link: viewtopic.php?f=169&t=42136 It's not the best out there, but it works for me. PM me if you don't have any working Mac to use ( The guide required a working Mac ), i have another...

It's depend on the graphic you are using. If you are using the 6990, you need to include its kext before install Lion, or after by install it using another working Mac. If you're using Intel HD, unplug your 6990 and use GraphicsEnabler=No, you should be able to boot up pass the grey screen. In...