slayer2333

Hi People,

I am experiencing some problems to install Mountain Lion Using USB on my lappy.  The problem is that it comes with 4 USB 3.0 and no USB 2.0.  I was an owner of an Asus G53JW and could achieve a perfect Hackintoch but i'm kinda stuck with this one.

The problem is that when creating a USB installation key for Mountain Lion (either ###### or Myhack), it is detected in Bios but when i select it for boot it simply goes back to Bios.

My question is : Is there a way to achieve a Mountain Lion installation from a USB 3.0 ?
Would buying an additional internal hard drive, installing ML on it from another PC then plug it into the lappy a better solution or was it tested to no work?

Thank you very much.

Hi Everyone,
I was hoping to fix one of my issues with AppleHDA.  In fact i have no more audio after sleep, i tried already many IAudioFamilly.kext versions without success.  I tried to manually (after wake) to unload AppleHDA then load it again and it seems to get audio back.  So i was wondering if it was possible to add a script to any file in the system to for example

Unload AppleHDA.kext at sleep  then load it at wake or
Reload AppleHDA at wake.

Thank you in advance.

Just an observation about the keyboard brightness Fn key, in fact when adding these lines to the DSDT :

                                 Device (SMC)  // We will be faking up some of SMC Devices which are used in MacBookAir
                   {
                           Device (ALS0) // Ambient Light Sensor , we'll be faking this up , to get the ambient sensor to work , will find a way to link with cam
                                    {
                                         Name (_HID, "ACPI0008") //The ID used in macbook air
                                         Name (_CID, "smc-als") // The one which talks with the ALS kext
                                         Method (_ALI, 0, NotSerialized)
                                          {
                                           Return (0x012C)
                                          }
                                    Name (_ALR, Package (0x03)
                                         {
                                          Package (0x02)
                                          {
                                           0x46,
                                           0x00
                                          },
                                         Package (0x02)
                                         {
                                           0x64,
                                           0x012C
                                         },
                                    Package (0x02)
                                    {
                                           0x96,
                                           0x03E8
                                    }
                                  })
                            }

The bezel activates for the keyboard backlight ( without affecting the lights themselves), so i was wondering if we could activate the screen brightness control and keyboard backlight adding something else to that.  Seems that they are blocked by the lack of sensor lines in the DSDT maybe.

Just wondering...