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After a few attempts I have a working Lion on an Intel DX58SO with an Intel Core i7.
For other DX58SO Mobo owners here are my steps.
1) Create the Unibeast USB drive as per Tony's tutorial.
2) Boot from the USB and install Lion, do a fresh install wiping clean and repartitioning the drive you intend to install onto.
3) After installation boot from the USB again and choose your new lion install to boot
4) Go through the creation for your user account, network settings etc, once complete and sitting with the Lion desktop in front of you, restart and boot from the usb again
5) When logged in open Multibeast and choose the following options
- Easybeast
- System Utilities > Repair Permissions
- Drivers and Bootloaders > Kexts & enablers > Audio > Realtek ALC8xx
ALC8xxHDA + Apple HDA Rollback
- Drivers and Bootloaders > Kexts & enablers > Audio > Realtek ALC8xx > Non-DSDT
ALC889
- Network > hnak's AppleIntelE1000
- OSX86 Software > Kext Utility
(if your graphics card is not already detected, then you'll need to sort that out on your own)
6) Reboot without USB, should boot ... if not, boot from USB again and REPEAT STEP 5
7) Install 10.7.2 update and Reboot
8) Run Multibeast and fix audio
- Drivers and Bootloaders > Kexts & enablers > Audio > Realtek ALC8xx
ALC8xxHDA + Apple HDA Rollback
- Drivers and Bootloaders > Kexts & enablers > Audio > Realtek ALC8xx > Non-DSDT
ALC889
9) Reboot and audio should be working again.
The steps above have worked great for me and I hope they work you too. Easybeast is the best option as the dsdt.aml files floating around the web for the DX58SO do not seem to work on Lion.
My Hardware:
M/B: Intel DX58SO
CPU: Intel Core-i7 965XE
MEM: Kingston Hyper-X 1600 Mhz DDR-3 (3 x 4Gb)
LAN: Onboard Intel 8256x
VGA: Nvidia GEForce 9800GT (1Gb)
SOUND: Onboard
HDD (OSX): Kingston SSD Now V+ 128Gb
For other DX58SO Mobo owners here are my steps.
1) Create the Unibeast USB drive as per Tony's tutorial.
2) Boot from the USB and install Lion, do a fresh install wiping clean and repartitioning the drive you intend to install onto.
3) After installation boot from the USB again and choose your new lion install to boot
4) Go through the creation for your user account, network settings etc, once complete and sitting with the Lion desktop in front of you, restart and boot from the usb again
5) When logged in open Multibeast and choose the following options
- Easybeast
- System Utilities > Repair Permissions
- Drivers and Bootloaders > Kexts & enablers > Audio > Realtek ALC8xx
ALC8xxHDA + Apple HDA Rollback
- Drivers and Bootloaders > Kexts & enablers > Audio > Realtek ALC8xx > Non-DSDT
ALC889
- Network > hnak's AppleIntelE1000
- OSX86 Software > Kext Utility
(if your graphics card is not already detected, then you'll need to sort that out on your own)
6) Reboot without USB, should boot ... if not, boot from USB again and REPEAT STEP 5
7) Install 10.7.2 update and Reboot
8) Run Multibeast and fix audio
- Drivers and Bootloaders > Kexts & enablers > Audio > Realtek ALC8xx
ALC8xxHDA + Apple HDA Rollback
- Drivers and Bootloaders > Kexts & enablers > Audio > Realtek ALC8xx > Non-DSDT
ALC889
9) Reboot and audio should be working again.
The steps above have worked great for me and I hope they work you too. Easybeast is the best option as the dsdt.aml files floating around the web for the DX58SO do not seem to work on Lion.
My Hardware:
M/B: Intel DX58SO
CPU: Intel Core-i7 965XE
MEM: Kingston Hyper-X 1600 Mhz DDR-3 (3 x 4Gb)
LAN: Onboard Intel 8256x
VGA: Nvidia GEForce 9800GT (1Gb)
SOUND: Onboard
HDD (OSX): Kingston SSD Now V+ 128Gb