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Hey guys, I guess you could say I'm a new hackintosh-er. I hope this is the right part of the forum for my question, if not, move it please
Here I have a Lenovo Thinkpad T420, a laptop, and recently got mountain lion working on it, for the most part anyways. Most things were working aside from a few things that I thought would be easier to install using somebody's DSDT (he was also using a T420).
So I fired up Multibeast 5 and tried the user DSDT install. I guess I forgot to check off the option for FakeSMC because every time I try to boot I get this error
ACPI_SMC_PlatformPlugin::registerLPCDriver - failed to locate SMC driver
AppleIntelE1000e: Ethernet address 00:21:cc:6f:34:79
and if I wait long enough I get
Resetting IOCatalogue
but I usually shut down before that point because obviously something is wrong if I'm waiting 10+ minutes for IOcatalogue message.
I tried to download a fakeSMC kext from here : http://www.osx86.net/view/3004-fakesmc_r615_10.6_or_10.7-10.8.html
Put it into a USB key and (after much googling) mounted it in Single User Mode in efforts to try and install the kext.
I extracted and browsed through the subdirectories of that .zip I got from osx86.net, and found one under the 64-bit folder called ._FakeSMC.kext which I would think would be the correct folder.
Copied it to S/L/E and tried to boot. Same problem. Then I thought maybe it was the ._ before the FakeSMC part so I renamed ._FakeSMC.kext to FakeSMC.kext, and it still says that it failed to locate the SMC driver.
Any ideas on what to do? I think I'm pretty stumped by now. I've tried a bunch of boot flags (I think that's what they're called?) -x, -f, -s, -v, and to no avail.
And try to keep things a little simple for a beginning hackintosh-er
Thank you,
Dillon
Here I have a Lenovo Thinkpad T420, a laptop, and recently got mountain lion working on it, for the most part anyways. Most things were working aside from a few things that I thought would be easier to install using somebody's DSDT (he was also using a T420).
So I fired up Multibeast 5 and tried the user DSDT install. I guess I forgot to check off the option for FakeSMC because every time I try to boot I get this error
ACPI_SMC_PlatformPlugin::registerLPCDriver - failed to locate SMC driver
AppleIntelE1000e: Ethernet address 00:21:cc:6f:34:79
and if I wait long enough I get
Resetting IOCatalogue
but I usually shut down before that point because obviously something is wrong if I'm waiting 10+ minutes for IOcatalogue message.
I tried to download a fakeSMC kext from here : http://www.osx86.net/view/3004-fakesmc_r615_10.6_or_10.7-10.8.html
Put it into a USB key and (after much googling) mounted it in Single User Mode in efforts to try and install the kext.
I extracted and browsed through the subdirectories of that .zip I got from osx86.net, and found one under the 64-bit folder called ._FakeSMC.kext which I would think would be the correct folder.
Copied it to S/L/E and tried to boot. Same problem. Then I thought maybe it was the ._ before the FakeSMC part so I renamed ._FakeSMC.kext to FakeSMC.kext, and it still says that it failed to locate the SMC driver.
Any ideas on what to do? I think I'm pretty stumped by now. I've tried a bunch of boot flags (I think that's what they're called?) -x, -f, -s, -v, and to no avail.
And try to keep things a little simple for a beginning hackintosh-er
Thank you,
Dillon