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http://www. osx86 .net/ files/file/ 616-alc269-kext-audio-by-ameersaeed/

Check your partitions health with Disk Utility If you have a DSDT there is no need for the above kexts Maybe install timefix.reg for windows so its always UTC Universal Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation]...

Problem is VoodooHDA but you already knew that right? It can't coexist with AppleHDA, its either one or the other...

It's pretty much the same as with Lion UserDSDT, DSDT.aml on Desktop Drivers->Misc->FakeSMC+MbPlugins, HwMonitor, NullCPU, PS/2 KeybMiceTrackpads, USB 3.0 3rd Party Audio->nothing yet, u can try the new vodohda 0.2.8 if u like http://sourceforge.net/projects/voodoohda/ Network->maolj's...

Do you have NullCPU in either /Extra/Extensions or /S/L/Extensions ? Since you have a Gigabyte mobo you normally should not need it. There's a brief pause when AICPUPM "times out" and NullCPU takes over. If I understand things correctly that is.........

Lots of discussions on the HD3000 at discussions.apple.com. Real Macbooks also have this problem. Seems not even completely fixed in 10.8.2

Yep seen the problem many times. Could be Chimera / Chameleon issue or GPU driver for HD3000. Sometimes rebooting fixes it, other times a cold boot, some boots are "better" than others so its weird

https://gist.github.com/3768688 Find out if you need TRIM at all, I read some SandForce based ones have good enough garbage collection. if you can use TRIM then go ahead, but caution with old TRIMEnabler versions.

Yes Use the correct patch with the correct MultiBeast version, Lion Edition or ML Edition, for each installation / partition. Or find the perl patch code snippet posted elsewhere

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Free version can be installed via MacPorts but it isnt so simple to setup and partitions must be mounted manually

There is no "perfekt" Hackintosh build, you will always find things to dislike about them... But for design stuff at least get a good-looking case if it will be placed on a desk. Someone else will have to comment on the image quality of video cards; nVidia or ATI? which is better? I would think...

7 series boards (Z77 H77 Q77 B75) won't work in Snow Leopard

Cheaper still is the ZOTAC GT 610 (2x DVI, mini-HDMI, heatsink = silent). ML compatibility, read this thread http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/64658-nvidia-gt610-10-8-fix.html

Get a different card off eBay or something... Broadcom, Atheros, or Dell. ...as the Intel ones seem to be very little supported, sadly.

No. Leopard should work, though

Looks like it has an Intel® Atom™ N2600 (Dual Core; 1.6GHz) /N2800 (Dual Core; 1.86GHz) Processor . won't work out-of the-box as Apple removed support for Atoms in the kernel. Impossible? no but for beginners its too much work

You did make a backup of the original AppleACPIPlatform, no? Manual fix needed, I think.. boot in single user mode ( -s ). If you cant even do that, boot from a USB installer stick mkdir /nonworking ; mv /System/Library/Extensions/AppleACPIPlatform.kext /nonworking/ cp -R...

Uh... dont think poster is looking for the laptop but a DSDT for it Best option is to patch it yourself or get someone to do it for you (send them your original DSDT) Here is a good guide by samisnake: viewtopic.php?f=14&t=35559&start=0

bamim2: It's exactly the same command to get Snow Leopard to work: dd the boot1h file to the partition. Boot off your SL DVD and launch Terminal, use the boot1h file on a USB stick