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Thanks for your help guys. This is how I got the greatest amount of smoothness. I ended up just deleting the Apple Graphics Power Management. I suppose I could go in there and edit things to get the same effect but I think I will just hold off on that until 10.6.6 reinstalls that kext. Here is...

I ripped the antenna from the iMac that the bluetooth module came from. I looked where the Mac pro now keeps the BT antenna in the service manual. Apple put it right near where the video card opening is on the back of the computer. I put the bluetooth antenna there and I get about 6-7 feet of...

So I plugged the USB bluetooth module into a small USB hub I had and it works fine. I've stuffed it behind the optical drive in my G5 case. However, I am experiencing very poor reception. I imagine this is due to it being stuffed into a big aluminum cheese grater. I had been using the antenna...

Just chiming in with my experience. I've been using Quartz Debugger (part of Xcode) and Cinebench to my perceived "smoothness" to evaluate all my different experiments. I just built this hackintosh with a GT240 so I never had 10.6.4 but 10.6.5 didn't seem slow but it didn't seem speedy either...

What did you edit in the GraphicsPowerManagement.kext?

Thanks for the reply. I did some more experimentation. I replaced the DSDT and tried the bluetooth on every usb port and header in the system and the console always reports the same thing. IOUSBFamily unable to enumerate a USB device. IORegistry Explorer Shows nothing and USBProber sees it but...

Thanks for your reply I redownloaded and replced the DSDT with the one from the database here and I still could not get the Bluetooth module to work. Interestingly when I plugged it into the USB3 bus I got more than the standard IOUSBFamily could not enumerate a USB Device. Instead it was...

Hey everyone, I experimented with using an internal Apple Bluetooth module to add bluetooth to my Hackintosh with mixed success. My full results are in this post (viewtopic.php?f=19&t=7814) but the short story is that it seems Intel Macs (and Hackintosh's) will only accept the bluetooth module...

So a small update. I got bluetooth working. It worked on one BUS on the internal USB ports on my motherboard. It seems bluetooth only works on Bus Number0x7d. This is what is is on every intel mac I can find and thats what it was on my Hackntosh. However, here is the problem. That first...

Hey guys. I recently setup my Core i7 860 Hackintosh and everything is working great. I wanted to post my trials with some Apple internal bluetooth to USB conversions and see if anyone can give any input or at least so no one else wastes their time with this. I work an Apple Authorized Service...