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Moarfish's build - GA-B75M-D3H i5 3570K

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Simpson84 said:
I find info about my problem in this post http://www.tonymacx86.com/80-native-support-mountain-lion-ivy-bridge-hd-4000-geforce-6xx.html it says that Mountain Lion has native support of hd 4000 but for full support needed to unplug and replug DVI cable. This is really helps :) After booting I see pictures like in my previous post but after unplug and replug DVI cable everything is going ok and I can see a normal desktop with native resolution.

So the next question is how to solve this problem to not always unplug and replug DVI cable? The answer is:

<key>Graphics Mode</key>
<string>1920x1080x32</string>

It's really helps!!! Thx a lot! I guess this information should to be added to the firsts page.
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It is only required for some of the monitors.
The monitor I use do not require to put the Graphics Mode String and it still work perfectly.
 
netgear65 said:
Output DVI 1920x1200 HD4000 works..?

Thanks...
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It should be fine and it is the maximum resolution supported according to gigabyte web site.
 
Simpson84 said:
The new problem :)
I have wifi usb dongle on Realtek RTL8191SU chip. I downloaded official drivers for 10.8 from Realtek http://www.realtek.com.tw and install them. But after reboot I've got an error that wireless network can't start, I press skip and go to settings. The Realtek RTL8191SU is red and not working.

Is there any way to solve this?
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This hardware is not related to this build and I think it would be better for u to ask in the network section of this forum.
By the way, I would always recommend TP-LINK WDN4800 for Wifi which works natively as Airport.
 
Running 2560x1440 out the Displayport on my GA-B75M-D3P via HD4000. It's quite nice. :)
 
Hi guys, I need some help. I just finished my build (only difference is I'm using a geforce 210 which works OOB). Followed the instructions and everything seems to be working perfectly except for a "tiny" problem. After running the 10.8.2 update and multibeast, my keyboard and mouse (apple wired USB keyboard with a logitech mouse attached to the keyboard) don't work anymore. I get a message that the keyboard is not recognized, etc. Of course this is huge problem because i cant control the computer. Sometimes i can get them to work (very rarely) after going into sleep with the power button and replugging the keyboard while is sleeping.

I already tried to reinstall ML, but skipping the 10.8.2 update (just multibeast). But the problem persists.
In safe mode, they work fine.

Any ideas? This is driving me crazy :(
 
sackboyx said:
After running the 10.8.2 update and multibeast, my keyboard and mouse (apple wired USB keyboard with a logitech mouse attached to the keyboard) don't work anymore. I get a message that the keyboard is not recognized, etc. Of course this is huge problem because i cant control the computer. Sometimes i can get them to work (very rarely) after going into sleep with the power button and replugging the keyboard while is sleeping.
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I have a similar problem with my GA-B75M-D3P. I'm using a Xeon e3 1230v2 with 1x8gb ram and a GeForce 210 also.
After initial unibeast installation my kb/mouse work fine, but after running multibeast my kb/mouse don't work after starting up (no message). After waiting for an (unknown) length of time, or sleep/wake they work fine until next reboot. This is present in both 10.8.0 and 10.8.1. Haven't been able to get 10.8.2 working yet. I am going to try updating my bios (currently F4) to F5 and possibly F6.

My kexts include:
DSDT Free/User DSDT
ALC887/888b Current
3rd Party SATA
Official Realtek
FakeSMC + Plugins + HW monitor

As I mentioned I haven't been able to get 10.8.2 working properly either. After running the combo update and running multibeast I get stuck on "Sound Assertion in AppleHDACodecGeneric at line 360".
I have seen it mentioned that you need to roll back IOUSBfamily and AppleACPIPlatform to 10.8.0 but this is puzzling since I seem to get stuck on a sound related problem.
 
Sackboyx, try reflashing your bios. After I updated to 10.8.2 I had a problem with my USB ports (plugging in a usb flash drive would lock my machine up) that only worked correctly if running in safe mode. I reflashed my bios and everything has worked perfectly since. I think the updating via the apps store somehow corrupted my bios.
 
pointandclick said:
I have a similar problem with my GA-B75M-D3P. I'm using a Xeon e3 1230v2 with 1x8gb ram and a GeForce 210 also.
After initial unibeast installation my kb/mouse work fine, but after running multibeast my kb/mouse don't work after starting up (no message). After waiting for an (unknown) length of time, or sleep/wake they work fine until next reboot. This is present in both 10.8.0 and 10.8.1. Haven't been able to get 10.8.2 working yet. I am going to try updating my bios (currently F4) to F5 and possibly F6.

My kexts include:
DSDT Free/User DSDT
ALC887/888b Current
3rd Party SATA
Official Realtek
FakeSMC + Plugins + HW monitor

As I mentioned I haven't been able to get 10.8.2 working properly either. After running the combo update and running multibeast I get stuck on "Sound Assertion in AppleHDACodecGeneric at line 360".
I have seen it mentioned that you need to roll back IOUSBfamily and AppleACPIPlatform to 10.8.0 but this is puzzling since I seem to get stuck on a sound related problem.
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I think it is the FakeSMC that freeze your system after 10.8.2 update. You need to remove one kext to boot. Look at the 10.8.2 update thread by tony.
 
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