rafirafi

Out of curiosity, the method used by old dsmos.kext (deprecated by fakesmc and psystar case...) doesn't work for > 10.6 ?
or does it carry intel optimizations (via aes_decrypt_cbc and co) making it fails on amd proc ?

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It's sandy bridge gt1 mobile version, also know as HD2000.

You have to sold theses machines and buy something else.

I have to use VM to run puredarwin, this version based on 10.5.8 source is 100% open-source and support only ATA disk which I don't have (USB work only with ACPI platform expert and SATA driver are not open-source).

http://smuckola.org/...n_9L30.qcow2.xz

This is the first version of puredarwin with networking but there was only one (open source) network driver working : RTL8139 and it's qemu only.
I tried to hack your E1000 kext but I didn't know much about network drivers at this time...
As pcnet is supported by qemu and virtualbox I first ported the myxomycota OS pcnet driver as it's a very simple driver it was very fast to port. Then I searched an old version of pcnet for linux (before the switch to their new network api) and ported it (sort of).
Well at this time I come back to E1000 and make it works in puredarwin in like 5min which is good because it's supported by qemu, vbox and vmware.

I also find out there is a very old PCNet.kext from maxuss (!!!) but he never released the source.

Thanks.
Is sourceforge.net your primary repo ?
If so I will compile from source when it's updated and I'll give you feedback here.

PS : btw I used your kompat.h for a pcnet32 driver.
You can take a look here if you're interested,  just don't look the promiscious/multicast method it's garbage for now.
http://code.google.c...for-puredarwin/