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Hi guys!
I got problem. I installed iAtkos ML2 and everything working perfect but sometimes (two times for day) my hackintosh freezes anywhere. Why? Any ideas?

Thanks so much. And sorry for my bad english.

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http://d.pr/i/S0uP

Screenshot of console before freeze.

HELP ME PLEASE! :-(

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It's almost impossible to diag a freeze from console, unlike a kernel panic, whatever causes the freeze usually doesn't make it into the log. It's even more impossible with no info about your system! Turn off any overclocking, remove any additional hard drives and any non critical peripherals, make sure you have a good DSDT and SSDT and provide all your system details for any help beyond that.

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Okay, sorry.

I installed iAtkos ML2 on Gigabyte Z68XP-UD4, i2500k, MSI Hawk 560ti. I try install DSDT but kernel panic after restart. And atkos is installed on SSD (intel 320 80GB). I have 1TB HDD (WD Blue) and I need it for work, movies...

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using nullcpupowermanagement.kext? If you don't have native power management working, start there. Many times freezing when idle is caused by voltage drop that occurs when cpu is about to clock up and bump voltage. Either get native powermanegement and speedstep working with nullcpupower removed, or make sure all c states and speedstep are disabled in bios. First option is much preferred, properly patched DSDT likely needed but maybe not on some UEFI boards. No clue what iatkos may or may not include, install things you shouldn't have or not install things you do need.

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Nope. Should I?

EDIT: Okay. I will try Unibea*t tomorrow.

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:wallbash: That's like robbing Peter to pay Paul, and accidentally shooting yourself in the process. Know what your putting on your system. Sure you might make a mistake or two, but you'll also know how to fix it. [Guide] The all-in-one guide to Vanilla OS X Mountain Lion + Chameleon + DSDT for beginners. read stuff, it's good for you :)

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If you have a Fermi-based GPU, it could be caused by it.

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Yes, I have. And any solution?





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