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-- 10.5.2 Update Installation Guide --

For Intel Core 2 Duo and Intel Chipset Motherboards + EFI

 

IT IS RECOMMENDED YOU BACKUP IMPORTANT DATA, OR, IF POSIBLE, THE ENTIRE SYSTEM. THIS WAY, IF INSTALL FAILS, ALL THE DATA IS RECOVERABLE.

 

FIRST: backup /System/Library/Extensions/

 

1) Download the update here: << Download >>

2) Open Terminal

3) Run the following commands:

sudo -s

Type your password. Hit enter. Then type this and hit enter:

while sleep 1; do rm -rf /System/Library/Extensions/AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext; done

^ ^ YOU MUST DO THIS STEP ABOVE!!!

You CANNOT just delete it afterward. It WILL BREAK the install, and require a new install or restore from backup.

 

4) Run the installer.

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5) When the installer finishes, DO NOT REBOOT!

6) In the Terminal window, hold the CONTROL key and press C.

7) Type in the following command:

sudo nano /System/InstallAtStartup/scripts/1

8) Find the line with /System/Library/Extensions/Dont Steal Mac OS X.kext

9) Replace it with:

For DSMOS users:

/System/Library/Extensions/dsmos.kext

For R3D3 Users:

/System/Library/Extensions/r3d3.kext

10) Hold CONTROL and press the O key. Then hit enter.

11) Hold CONTROL and press the X Key.

12) Type exit and enter. Repeat untill "Proccess Completed" is shown.

13) Close Terminal.

 

-- Before you reboot, move any KEXTS from the backups you made, back to the Extensions folder. This may include AppleACPIPlatform,kext and others, graphics, sound, etc. --

 

14) REBOOT and cross your fingers!

 

 

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More help is available. Just post here for support!

Credit to Netkas for this wonderful fix.

This guide is based off Netkas's guide, in which I made a bit easier to understand for new users to the Hackintosh world.

 

I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE OUTCOME. PLEASE DO AT OWN RISK.

Some people report it didn't work for them. It won't work for everybody.

 

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Does it work? If So, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

Help the Community know what works out with this update. Use the HCL!

http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/HCL_10.5.2

 

Every contribution helps! Thank you everybody!

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Yeah! Works!

 

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BUT - 1st time boot failes, the spinning wheel turns rounds and rounds and rounds. So I rebootet, pressed "any key" and started with "-s" into the Single User Mode. I run "fsck -fy" in that mode, typed "exit" afterwards and was able to boot into the OS again. It's a bit slow, but that's because of the Single User Mode.

 

After another reboot my Hackintosh was happy with it's new OS X 10.5.2!

 

Thanx so much, =-Devin-= :D

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How do I know which one to use between DSMOS and R3D3? I´m running Kalyway 10.5.1 version now with vanilla and efi mbr.

 

boot yr system with -v and check if there is a line with dsmos .... then you are using Dsmos.

 

I thought when You install EFI you did copy dsmos, smbios, ... to yr system, or may be you just done by what ever guide told!!!!

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is there a way for me to run this with the leopard disk boot into the install menu?

 

mount it via diskutil and run the terminal command in the background?

 

I don't understand the 1st question. Im sorry. Could you rephrase it?

As for the second, yes. Mount it, and run terminal and the commands, but do then when your told. Most are before you start the install.

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Well my way to check was pretty simple (not sure if this is a really good solution :D) - Open up the terminal, type

 

/Sys<TAB>/Lib<TAB>/Ext<TAB>/ds<TAB>

 

If this shows /System/Library/Extensions/dsmos.kext you should use the dsmos.kext replacement ;)

 

Be warned! I'm not sure if there are system which have both files! (Kalyway 10.5.1 has dsmos.kext ONLY).

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I don't understand the 1st question. Im sorry. Could you rephrase it?

As for the second, yes. Mount it, and run terminal and the commands, but do then when your told. Most are before you start the install.

 

 

i tried running netkas' instructions on his site but apparently i did something wrong and got a kernel panic.

 

had to reboot. now all i get are kernel panics.

 

should i just reinstall Leopard? Is there anyway i can recover?

 

long story short i booted up into terminal via my leopard disk...thought maybe if i ran the brazilmac's postpatch.sh it would delete the AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext

 

i think im boned =(

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i tried running netkas' instructions on his site but apparently i did something wrong and got a kernel panic.had to reboot. now all i get are kernel panics.should i just reinstall Leopard? Is there anyway i can recover?long story short i booted up into terminal via my leopard disk...thought maybe if i ran the brazilmac's postpatch.sh it would delete the AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kexti think im boned =(
Sounds like you might need a reinstall if you dont have a backup in TM. Sorry mate.
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Success!

Thank you.

I had to reboot twice, but it worked after that. Under HARDWARE in ABOUT THIS MAC, it now says "error getting this information"

 

All else appears to work ok...

 

kalyway guid EFI

 

M

 

Same here. I can't show my memory (4x 512MB DDR2-533MHz RAM). But everything else looks Ok. I can show informationa about a lot other details.

 

Oh - and btw. when I launch the software-update now, I get this:

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I will NOT try that ;) I'm sure it will roast my installation...

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-- 10.5.2 Update Installation Guide --

For Intel Core 2 Duo and Intel Chipset Motherboards + EFI

1) Download the update here: << Download >>

2) Open Terminal

3) Run the following commands:

sudo -s

Type your password. Hit enter. Then type:

while sleep 1; do rm -rf /System/Library/Extensions/AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext; done

4) Run the installer.

---------------------------------

5) When the installer finishes, DO NOT REBOOT!

6) In the Terminal window, hold the CONTROL key and press C.

7) Type in the following command:

sudo nano /System/InstallAtStartup/scripts/1

8) Find the line with /System/Library/Extensions/Dont Steal Mac OS X.kext

9) Replace it with:

For DSMOS users:

/System/Library/Extensions/dsmos.kext

For R3D3 Users:

/System/Library/Extensions/r3d3.kext

10) Hold CONTROL and press the O key. Then hit enter.

11) Hold CONTROL and press the X Key.

12) Type exit and enter. Repeat untill "Proccess Completed" is shown.

13) Close Terminal.

 

14) REBOOT and cross your fingers!

=======================================

More help is available. Just post here for support!

Credit to Netkas for this wonderful fix.

This guide is based off Netkas's guide, in which I made a bit easier to understand for new users to the Hackintosh world.

 

I TAKE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE OUTCOME. PLEASE DO AT OWN RISK.

Some people report it didn't work for them. It won't work for everybody.

 

 

 

things are still unclear! please fix ASAP!

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