Has anyone successfully built hackintosh with packard bell iMedia ?

[DEFKT]

i have a imedia x2416 packard bell pc.

trying to build a hackintosh out of it, with full on problems!!!

 

can anyone assist as i really do dislike windows!!!!

 

also i have maudio delta 1010lt professional studio soundcard, which i know on Mac is not supported as its PCI, but is there anyone who has patched a driver for this??

 

i cannot get it to install, boot or even do anything other than hit darwin and reboot.

 

i have tried virtually every hack version out there, and im now getting very frustrated.

 

 

Packard Bell iMedia X2416

 

* Intel� Core 2 Quad Q8200 processor (4x2.33GHz)

* 1333MHz FSB, 4MB Cache (Motherboard is a ECS Denver 11, Nvidia 630i chipset i do believe)

* 4GB DDR2 667MHz memory

* 250GB SATA Hard Drive Western Digital (7200rpm) for System use, currently running Windows Vista� Home Premium,but want to use this for OSX

* 640GB SATA Hard Drive Western Digital (7200rpm) for my Samples, Song files and multimedia content.

* Nvidia GeForce 7300 LE PCI Express

* Dual Layer SATA DVD Rewriter (Optiarc)

* Dual Layer IDE DVD Rewriter (Samsung)

* 18-in-1 media card reader

* 6x USB ports (2x front, 4x rear)

* Realtek HD ALC882 Audio - (On Board)

* Nvidia HD HDMI Audio and Video - (On Board)

* Realtek RTL8101 Family PCI-E Fast Ethernet NIC (NDIS 6.0) - (On Board)

* M-Audio Delta 1010LT PCI Sound Card

* Microsoft Laser 5000 Mouse (USB Wireless)

* Standard PS2 Keyboard

* Belkin F5D8053 N Wireless USB Adapter

[mansonesque]

Hi - first of all, go into your BIOS and ensure AHCI is turned on. That done, get iDeneb installed with any extensions you're going to need.

 

Unfortunately I haven't worked out how to get all 4 cores of my Core 2 Quad working, but I got a successful boot by adding these flags:

 

mach_kernel cpus=2

 

You only get 2 cores, but it'll at least get the machine working until I find a fix for that - when I do I'll let you know.

 

Drivers-wise, use nvinject.kext for the NVidia graphics card (google it) and head here:

http://www.audio-evolution.com/drivers/

for your Delta101lt. Be sure you dowload Envy24.0.20.0.dmg (scroll down a bit). This driver works perfectly on my system, and is billed as being confirmed working with the 1010lt so it's a safe bet.

 

Good luck dude!