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[imhack10]

EDIT: 3/6/11

The DSDT Included in the .zip WILL NOT WORK FOR YOU if you have different RAM configuration, in that case you'll need to do it by EDITING BY HAND FROM YOUR OWN FRESH DSDT.

PLEASE LEAVE FEEDBACK IF THIS HAS WORKED FOR YOU. THNX!


I'm using a Dual-Core HP 530 (T2300, 1GB RAM)

Initial BIOS Setting: Dual Cores = OFF (This is important for install, you can change it back after everything's done.)

Installed Iatkos S3 V2 using the guide (credit to original poster)

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Here is my expanded version of the customize options I used. The laptop is an HP 530 with 1.5GB RAM an Intel Celeron M with an 80GB drive.

Bootloader
----Deselect AsereBLN v1.1.9
----AnVal Loader
Bootloader Options
----USB
--------USBBusFix
Patches
----RTC
--------Deselect RTC
--------RTC (32bit)
----USB
Drivers
----Main Hardware
--------SATA/IDE
------------AHCI SATA
----Sound
--------Voodoo HDA
--------Deselect Apple HDA 10.6.2
----PS/2
--------Apple PS/2
----Laptop Hardware
--------Battery
----VGA
--------Intel
------------EFI String
------------Natit (32bit)
------------GMA 950
----------------GMA 950 27A2 (32bit) -- install this one
----------------GMA 950 27AE (32bit) -- and this one too. It didn't work without both.
----Network
--------Wireless
------------Broadcom
--------Wired
------------Intel
----------------Intel Pro V100

- At this point you should be able to BOOT to Snow Leopard. USB and ETHERNET won't working.
- Start Iatkos Tools (found in Library/Tools), on ERASE type in AppleHPET.kext to remove it. Reboot
- Now USB and ETHERNET should work. Download the ZIP document I attached
- Use KextHelper, install the modified IOPCIFamily.kext and AppleHPET.kext
- Start Evo DSDTSE (In Library/Tools), Open the HP530_2core_fixed.dsl file, Click on Install DSDT and follow the instructions. [ The DSDT Included in the .zip WILL KERNEL PANIC if you have different RAM configuration to mine, in that case you'll need to do it by EDITING BY HAND FROM YOUR OWN FRESH DSDT. ]
- REBOOT
- ENJOY!


PS. The dual-core issue is patched by changing:

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Method (\_SB._INI, 0, NotSerialized)
    {
        \C008 ()
        C01B ()
    }

to...

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Method (_SB._INI, 0, NotSerialized)
    {
        \C008 ()
        C01B ()
        ISMI (0x46, Zero, Zero, Zero)
    }

Attached Files

•  HP530_snow.zip   1.57MB   448 downloads

[imhack10]

The DSDT Included in the .zip WILL NOT WORK FOR YOU if you have different RAM configuration, in that case you'll need to do it by EDITING BY HAND FROM YOUR OWN FRESH DSDT.

[pasi]

excellent work for dual-core patch    , i have only wake up problem, display stay dark after it

[magikstar29]

imhack10, on Jun 3 2011, 09:33 PM, said:

The DSDT Included in the .zip WILL NOT WORK FOR YOU if you have different RAM configuration, in that case you'll need to do it by EDITING BY HAND FROM YOUR OWN FRESH DSDT.

I've got 4 Giga of RAM,What should I change?
PS: My HP 530 processor is a T2050 1,6GHtz (dual-core)

[imhack10]

Hi

TO FRESH EDIT DSDT

- You'll need to delete any active .dsdt files that's loaded into your Mac OS, use Finder to remove all files ending with .dsl or .aml (I think...)

- Reboot mac and it will automatically create a new .dsdt file according to your PC's BIOS data, you'll need to extract that using Evo DSDTE. This will be your very own base DSDT file for your system, and you can add any fixes/hacks to it.

- Edit it as mentioned, use search to locate the portion of the code.

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PS. The dual-core issue is patched by changing:


Method (\_SB._INI, 0, NotSerialized)
{
\C008 ()
C01B ()
}


TO..

Method (_SB._INI, 0, NotSerialized)
{
\C008 ()
C01B ()
ISMI (0x46, Zero, Zero, Zero)
}

- Compile and appy it, then reboot, and dual core should be working.

[dolgar]

imhack10, on May 28 2011, 07:31 PM, said:

EDIT: 3/6/11

The DSDT Included in the .zip WILL NOT WORK FOR YOU if you have different RAM configuration, in that case you'll need to do it by EDITING BY HAND FROM YOUR OWN FRESH DSDT.

PLEASE LEAVE FEEDBACK IF THIS HAS WORKED FOR YOU. THNX!


I'm using a Dual-Core HP 530 (T2300, 1GB RAM)

Initial BIOS Setting: Dual Cores = OFF (This is important for install, you can change it back after everything's done.)

Installed Iatkos S3 V2 using the guide (credit to original poster)



- At this point you should be able to BOOT to Snow Leopard. USB and ETHERNET won't working.
- Start Iatkos Tools (found in Library/Tools), on ERASE type in AppleHPET.kext to remove it. Reboot
- Now USB and ETHERNET should work. Download the ZIP document I attached
- Use KextHelper, install the modified IOPCIFamily.kext and AppleHPET.kext
- Start Evo DSDTSE (In Library/Tools), Open the HP530_2core_fixed.dsl file, Click on Install DSDT and follow the instructions. [ The DSDT Included in the .zip WILL KERNEL PANIC if you have different RAM configuration to mine, in that case you'll need to do it by EDITING BY HAND FROM YOUR OWN FRESH DSDT. ]
- REBOOT
- ENJOY!


PS. The dual-core issue is patched by changing:



to...

Hi imhack10!

Thank you very much for the post, it did for me, after many failed attempts.

cpu trick works like a charm, only thing is that for some reason it tends to reset itself, so I have to go back to single core and do the procedure again... any clues..?

anyway, my main problem is the Ethernet.... my intel pro 100 VE.. I just cant get it to work..
it doesn't show in the devices list at all.. I've tried almost everything I think.. downloaded several IONetworkFamily.kext from different sources, tried to edit the AppleIntel8255x.kext plist file... I'm running out of ideas!

Would really appreciate the help, thanks in advanced

[kosh-lv]

iamhack10 you are the GOD!!!

Succesfully installed with parameters what you have mentioned.

Specs of my HP Pavilion DV2106ea (dv2000):

CPU: Intel Core Duo T2050 @ 1.60GHz / Instructions: MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3
RAM: 2GB DDR2 800Mhz
Motherboard: Wistron 30B2 (U1) / BIOS vF.39 / Chipset: Intel i945GM / Southbridge Model: Intel 82801GHM (ICH7-M/U)
Graphics: Mobile Intel® 945 Express Chipset Family
Hard Drive: 117GB Seagate ST9120821AS ATA Device (SATA)
Optical Drive: HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4084N ATA Device
Audio: Conexant High Definition Audio
Peripherals: Standard 101/102-Key or Microsoft Natural PS/2 Keyboard with HP QLB / HID Keyboard Device / Synaptics PS/2 Port TouchPad / USB Video Device / Ricoh built-in card reader.
Wired Network: Intel PRO/100 VE Network Connection
Wireless Network: Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection
Main Operating System: MS Windows 7 32-bit SP1

I can not still understand this part:

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- At this point you should be able to BOOT to Snow Leopard. USB and ETHERNET won't working.
- Start Iatkos Tools (found in Library/Tools), on ERASE type in AppleHPET.kext to remove it. Reboot
- Now USB and ETHERNET should work. Download the ZIP document I attached
- Use KextHelper, install the modified IOPCIFamily.kext and AppleHPET.kext
- Start Evo DSDTSE (In Library/Tools), Open the HP530_2core_fixed.dsl file, Click on Install DSDT and follow the instructions. [ The DSDT Included in the .zip WILL KERNEL PANIC if you have different RAM configuration to mine, in that case you'll need to do it by EDITING BY HAND FROM YOUR OWN FRESH DSDT. ]
- REBOOT
- ENJOY!

1) iATKOS tool part is not working. I write kext name, select partition and hit "Ok", - nothing happens. After restart no changes.
[Update#1: I have removed AppleHPET.kext with Terminal, however after restart still no USB, no ETH. Permissions also tried to rebuild with Kext Utility.]
[Update#2:Logged in from Windows 7, downloaded your .zip. Restarted notebook, installed AppleHPET.kext and IOPCIFamily.kext. After restart, still no changes.]
Still ethernet is not alive usb not recognized.
2) If ETH and USB will work why I need to install IOPCIFamily.kext and AppleHPET.kext?
3) What will I loose if I will not install DSDT, is it mandatory?

Thank you very much!
With your help it was super easy to launch Snow Leopard.

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[kosh-lv]

Got Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG to work with camphor driver.
[Used Kext Helper b7 to install all 3 kexts included in .zip]

Of course there are some limitations:
1. Only not encypted networks are supported.
2. I think that G standart is not so stable as B on this driver. [on G speed was ~0.7Mb/s with rooter in mixed mode ~5Mb/s]
3. At all, connection is not 100% stable, so do not wait much from this trick.

However it is great thing, thanks to camphor!

P.S.  Intel PRO/100 VE and USB sticks still are not recognized.

[iriki]

For Intel PRO/100 try this, it works here.