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Today I updated my hackintosh from 10.6.3 to 10.6.4, and I'm happy to report that the sleep issues have completely disappeared! :) Also, I didn't have to touch any kexts - the updated worked fine. Now I just have to fix the sound, which stopped working :lol: Haven't had time to play with it...

Good point, sorry I forgot, i'll add it :) thanks

As far as I can tell, SATA works as fast as in Windows, but I don't have any speedy solid state disks around to benchmark.

Cool. Good luck! I don't think the boards are that different - have you tried loading the performance settings as it's suggested? Flipping options around doesn't tell us what the rest of the options are - so it's not really something I can add to the guide unless you can list all settings in...

I updated fine to 10.6.3 but sleep crashes my computer, so I had to disable it. Everything else works fine (in fact, I'm writing this on the hackintosh.) I started a separate topic about it: viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1022&start=0

I got the DSDT off my machine, and edited it by hand. Thanks!

Does sleep/wakeup work?

Cool! can you send me your DSDT please? Thanks.

Just minutes ago I upgraded my hackintosh to 10.6.3. Video, SATA, USB, firewire, etc all work fine - EDIT: audio required tony's fix and is now working. Extra information: http://tonymacx86.blogspot.com/2010/03/ ... pdate.html EDIT: I'm now having some video problems with waking up on sleep...

It does matter - especially if you don't know what's in the boot sector of the disk you have selected with your BIOS. I think that could be your problem - having an invalid boot sector in one of your disks, since that's what loads up after the DMI configuration.

I'm really sorry, but I can't understand what you mean. Are you choosing with fdisk or at startup? What partition is set to boot? How does it hang? It's all very confusing. English is not my first language either, so I know it can be annoying, but if you try and make it more clear then I may be...

How are you setting it to active?

Can you boot from the hard drive at all? Or always from the CD?

I can't really help you with that since I don't usually do multi-boot. Can you try the installation with only one hard drive? See if you still get the problem.

@Walnut: please let me know if this worked for you so I can edit my guide accordingly. Thanks!

Re: DSDT Database for non-P55 Motherboards Here I include the original and the edited DSDTs for gigabyte's ga-x58a-ud3r, taken with bios version F5, nvidia 9800gt, stock speed (2.67ghz.) I also include the compiled fixed DSDT as DSDT.aml, and the original and the edited fakesmc, which also...

Re: DSDT Database for non-P55 Motherboards Yes, or at least include the original and the modified version so we can diff them and see what changes. -- grom

Make sure your install DVDdrive and target hard drive are both in SATA-0 or SATA-1 connectors. I'm updating my guide, please let me know how it goes! Thanks. Also, make sure to upgrade to F5 BIOS.

0. NOTE This guide is a work in progress. All suggestions and comments are greatly appreciated. :D 1. INTRODUCTION I started this guide to document the way I installed Mac OS X on a core i7 920-based Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R with an nVidia 9800GT. I hope someone else finds it useful. This board...