it works
works works works
still no usb3 device here so it reports 500mAh and 480Mbps
ill screenshot soon



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@Cartri
How did u get in that second screen, with the more complex info?
ioreg -lw0
IORegistry Explorer, a fency gui to the good and old command:
ioreg -lw0
The app is included in XCode, available in latest versions trough the Apple (paid) developers program or inside your 10.6 installation disk.
I don 't have any trouble mounting usb 2.0 devices. USB drive mounts fine. I can't get it to draw more power than 500mA, even with a tv tuner attached.
Ty for that. Odd thing we both from brazil speaking english.
I'm just a noob on hackintosh, just did the basic [url="http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/279450-why-insanelymac-does-not-support-tonymacx86/"]#####[/url] thing. But got everything up and running in 64 bits. Altough the more advanced stuff is like japanese for me.
I will make a clone of my boot drive and try the LaCie USB3 drivers on the clone with the CalDigit USB3 Card now... I have a MacAlly USB3 HD case with a Seagate SATA drive in it. I will post back w/ the results...
I installed the new USB 3.0 drivers released by Lacie today. I also have the new Super-Speed entry in the System Profiler.
I have the following USB 3.0 HDD dock.
http://www.newertech...s/voyagers3.php
I am able to plug it into a USB 2.0 port and mount a HDD, but if I plug it into the USB 3.0 port I got no action. Tried multiple HDD's and both ports, hot plugging, power cycle etc.
I have a 4GB Corsair Flash Voyager GT (USB 2.0) with NTFS partition and an 8GB Corsair Survivor (USB 2.0) with a Mac OS X Extended Journaled partition and they both mounted successfully in the USB 3.0 ports.
So, lets start trying some mods to your DSDT.
What is the memory address of your actual USB3 interface?
Can you save the .ioreg of your machine with the drive plugged on usb3 and other with it plugged on usb2?
also, post your actual dsdt if possible.
PS: if you are not able to save a .ioreg (if you dont have ioregistry explorer) just use the command
ioreg -lw0
twice, once for each pot plugged (EHCI and XHCI)
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