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hi all,

 

i've got an acer x1200 running an amd x64, nvidia geforce 8200 256mb integrated video, alc888S audio. when i have the time, i've been trying to get osx86 installed properly on this machine for a few months now!

 

i've been trying various installations on my acer x1200 -- including kalyway, ipc, and ideneb, and while i get some working, i always end up breaking them once i try nvinject or some other way of getting the video working. also unable to get sound working. i have gotten my wifi card going (realtek 8187), and i'd be happy to share driver if anyone is interested.

 

have you ever found a way to get video and sound working on your installations? any help you can provide would be awesome.

 

thanks!

 

specs =

Motherboard

 

Manufacturer Acer

Model WMCP78M

 

North Bridge NVIDIA nForce 720a Revision A2

South Bridge NVIDIA ID075C Revision A2

 

CPU Athlon 64 Dual Core 5000+

Cpu Socket Socket AM2 (940)

 

Video

Display Adapter NVIDIA GeForce 8200

Video Processor GeForce 8200

Video memory size 256 MBytes

Adapter DAC Type Integrated RAMDAC

BIOS String Version 62.77.18.00.03

BIOS Date 04/18/08

Display Drivers nvd3dumx.dll,nvd3dum,nvwgf2umx.dll, nvwgf2um

Driver Version 7.15.11.7511

Driver Date 2008-04-22 00:49:00

Inf File Name oem6.inf

Inf Section nv4_C7x

 

Sound

Realtek High Definition Audio

Device ID HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_10EC&DEV_0888&SUBSYS_10250153& REV_1002\4&14F9C3BD&0&0001

Status 0x0180200a Started

Problem 0x00000000 (0)

Service IntcAzAudAddService

Capabilities 0x00000000

Config Flags 0x00000000

Class MEDIA

Manufacturer Realtek

hi all,

 

i've got an acer x1200 running an amd x64, nvidia geforce 8200 256mb integrated video, alc888S audio. when i have the time, i've been trying to get osx86 installed properly on this machine for a few months now!

 

I tried an X1200 for a few weeks and gave up. Sold it and bought the pieces in my signature, making a profit vs the X1200. Up and running with a much faster system in under 4 hours.

wow -- maybe i've got the knowhow to install on hardware proven to be compatible. anyhow thanks for the respons -- i got my x1200 for 370, hope i can break even on new parts!

 

 

 

I tried an X1200 for a few weeks and gave up. Sold it and bought the pieces in my signature, making a profit vs the X1200. Up and running with a much faster system in under 4 hours.
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