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In Topic: [GUIDE] Scripted Retail Lion/Mountain Lion Install on Gigabyte Mobos
04 October 2012 - 06:11 AM
VirusX, on 03 October 2012 - 07:14 PM, said:
'start up automatically after a power failure' HAS to be checked. Otherwise your hackintosh will always restart when waking up.
Does that help?
Does that help?
VirusX, on 03 October 2012 - 07:14 PM, said:
'start up automatically after a power failure' HAS to be checked. Otherwise your hackintosh will always restart when waking up.
Does that help?
Does that help?
Virus, you just solved my last issue with ML :-) I can now get back to using my Hac with all its old regularity... thank you very much.
In Topic: [GUIDE] Scripted Retail Lion/Mountain Lion Install on Gigabyte Mobos
08 August 2012 - 06:30 AM
colddiver, on 01 August 2012 - 12:27 AM, said:
Hello everybody!
It's been a good while since I posted anything here. Glad to see this thread is still quite alive...
I installed Mountain Lion over Lion on a maintenance drive on my GA-EX58-UD5 (now upgraded from a Core i7 920 to a 990x). On Lion, I'm running a heavily customized dsdt.aml that allows me to boot with only fakesmc and ionetworkingfamily .kext. I attempted to replicate this setup with Mountain Lion. Pretty much everything works except sleep (didn't get to try reboot). Upon waking from sleep, the systems restarts with the old CMOS reset bug (an old friend I haven't seen for a while).
I didn't update my dsdt.aml when I upgraded to the 990x (everything seemed to work in Lion so I didn't bother). I did have to update my smbios.plist though since the App Store didn't want to allow me to purchase Mountain Lion. I'm now identifying my hack as a MacPro5,1 (serial and everything relevant has been modified to match). I'll have to test to see if this is not the cause of the issue (mismatches between dsdt.aml patches and MacPro model).
Before I get rid of the dsdt.aml that worked for me for so long, I was wondering if anybody had any similar issues and/or some pointers for me to explore.
MAJ, thanks again for you great script!
Colddiver
It's been a good while since I posted anything here. Glad to see this thread is still quite alive...
I installed Mountain Lion over Lion on a maintenance drive on my GA-EX58-UD5 (now upgraded from a Core i7 920 to a 990x). On Lion, I'm running a heavily customized dsdt.aml that allows me to boot with only fakesmc and ionetworkingfamily .kext. I attempted to replicate this setup with Mountain Lion. Pretty much everything works except sleep (didn't get to try reboot). Upon waking from sleep, the systems restarts with the old CMOS reset bug (an old friend I haven't seen for a while).
I didn't update my dsdt.aml when I upgraded to the 990x (everything seemed to work in Lion so I didn't bother). I did have to update my smbios.plist though since the App Store didn't want to allow me to purchase Mountain Lion. I'm now identifying my hack as a MacPro5,1 (serial and everything relevant has been modified to match). I'll have to test to see if this is not the cause of the issue (mismatches between dsdt.aml patches and MacPro model).
Before I get rid of the dsdt.aml that worked for me for so long, I was wondering if anybody had any similar issues and/or some pointers for me to explore.
MAJ, thanks again for you great script!
Colddiver
Hey Cold I'm right there with you, probably the same DSDT, CruiSAr's from a few years back. Its been working great, but doesn't appear to be too happy with M/L, I could be wrong, but I think DD's script now implements a lot of the same edits that Charles did.
DD out of curiosity does your DSDT patcher allow for native power management? If I recall you are running pretty close to vanilla OSX.