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Ok - i have read through the forums and i have 4 CustoMac Minis Deluxes built and working great. Some wiht 660ti, 670 and 2 680s. However, i have one machine that is giving me a few issues.
1.) Upon unibeast install i boot off the pen and it fires right up no problems. HD4000 support in full, Ethernet and sound. I run the DSDT and restart boot off the pen again. Everything still groovy. I update 10.8.2, iphoto, imovie, etc and restart. boot off pen just to make sure - everything is great. shut down. remove pen and boot to drive. drive starts up SSD running nicely boots up fast. NO ethernet ports. both are showing connectivity lights in the back of the machine but System Prefs reading "cable unplugged"...also no audio
2.) everything above happens as stated but if i don't run the DSDT like the website suggests on the customac mini site "z77N-wifi fully supported without a DSDT" then when it restarts i get the boot: error posting. The minute i boot off the pen and install the DSDT thats gone. So at least that is an easy fix, but i would like to understand why that is happening.
Quick solve all question: will following TonyMac's first post here and do DSDT with the kext posted in the picture fix all my issues
Thanks
Greg
1.) Upon unibeast install i boot off the pen and it fires right up no problems. HD4000 support in full, Ethernet and sound. I run the DSDT and restart boot off the pen again. Everything still groovy. I update 10.8.2, iphoto, imovie, etc and restart. boot off pen just to make sure - everything is great. shut down. remove pen and boot to drive. drive starts up SSD running nicely boots up fast. NO ethernet ports. both are showing connectivity lights in the back of the machine but System Prefs reading "cable unplugged"...also no audio
2.) everything above happens as stated but if i don't run the DSDT like the website suggests on the customac mini site "z77N-wifi fully supported without a DSDT" then when it restarts i get the boot: error posting. The minute i boot off the pen and install the DSDT thats gone. So at least that is an easy fix, but i would like to understand why that is happening.
Quick solve all question: will following TonyMac's first post here and do DSDT with the kext posted in the picture fix all my issues
Thanks
Greg