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Fedd, on 06 November 2012 - 02:18 AM, said:
Ok, post the screenshot.
I dropped the ball... anyway, after installing a DSDT.aml I found for my motherboard, I didn't have problems anymore. Seemed to fix it for me although I'd never needed one before.
anywho
In Topic: 10.8.2 supplemental
04 November 2012 - 12:46 AM
Fedd, on 03 November 2012 - 08:13 PM, said:
Try the solution posted by theconnactic.
Otherwise another solution:
There is a AppleACPIPlatform.kext specifically for X58 motherboards that prevents kernel panics.
I uploaded it to my dropbox for you:
https://dl.dropbox.c...atform.kext.zip
Unzip it and copy to root of your hackintosh, in a folder named "newacpi".
Do the upgrade of your hackintosh, reboot and start in single user (-s) .
Then execute these commands,one by one :
If at reboot with -f all went well, you can remove the folders "newacpi" and "acpibackup" in your root.
Otherwise another solution:
There is a AppleACPIPlatform.kext specifically for X58 motherboards that prevents kernel panics.
I uploaded it to my dropbox for you:
https://dl.dropbox.c...atform.kext.zip
Unzip it and copy to root of your hackintosh, in a folder named "newacpi".
Do the upgrade of your hackintosh, reboot and start in single user (-s) .
Then execute these commands,one by one :
fsck -fy mount -uw / mkdir /acpibackup cd /System/Library/Extensions mv AppleACPIPlatform.kext /acpibackup cd /newacpi/ cp AppleACPIPlatform.kext /System/Library/Extensions
If at reboot with -f all went well, you can remove the folders "newacpi" and "acpibackup" in your root.
When I do this, it tells me Drivers are missing. :/ I can do a screenshot if needed.
In Topic: 10.8.2 supplemental
03 November 2012 - 08:17 PM
Fedd, on 03 November 2012 - 08:13 PM, said:
Try the solution posted by theconnactic.
Otherwise another solution:
There is a AppleACPIPlatform.kext specifically for X58 motherboards that prevents kernel panics.
I uploaded it to my dropbox for you:
https://dl.dropbox.c...atform.kext.zip
Unzip it and copy to root of your hackintosh, in a folder named "newacpi".
Do the upgrade of your hackintosh, reboot and start in single user (-s) .
Then execute these commands,one by one :
If all went well, you can remove the folders "newacpi" and "acpibackup" in your root.
Otherwise another solution:
There is a AppleACPIPlatform.kext specifically for X58 motherboards that prevents kernel panics.
I uploaded it to my dropbox for you:
https://dl.dropbox.c...atform.kext.zip
Unzip it and copy to root of your hackintosh, in a folder named "newacpi".
Do the upgrade of your hackintosh, reboot and start in single user (-s) .
Then execute these commands,one by one :
fsck -fy mount -uw / mkdir /acpibackup cd /System/Library/Extensions mv AppleACPIPlatform.kext /acpibackup cd /newacpi/ cp AppleACPIPlatform.kext /System/Library/Extensions
If all went well, you can remove the folders "newacpi" and "acpibackup" in your root.
Thank you! Will I not need to rebuild the kextcache?
In Topic: 10.8.2 supplemental
03 November 2012 - 07:40 PM
Fedd, on 03 November 2012 - 06:47 PM, said:
With my hackintosh , upgrading to 10.8.2 came with kernel panic.
I was able to resolve by taking back AppleACPI kext from 10.8.1 .
Anyone with the same problem, can use my package: https://dl.dropbox.c...SIZ77A-GD55.dmg
prior to rebooting, after install 10.8.2 .
(It's for MSI Z77A-GD55, but if you select only AppleACPI kext, you're good to go).
I was able to resolve by taking back AppleACPI kext from 10.8.1 .
Anyone with the same problem, can use my package: https://dl.dropbox.c...SIZ77A-GD55.dmg
prior to rebooting, after install 10.8.2 .
(It's for MSI Z77A-GD55, but if you select only AppleACPI kext, you're good to go).
How can I use this? The update makes me restart the computer before having a chance to install this inbetween. i.e. it makes me reboot, it installs somethings before completing the reboot, THEN it just reboots. There's no wiggle room inbetween.
Btw, I only see a AppleACPIPlatform.kext is that what you're talking about?