Installed Kalyway 10.5.2 Sleep/Shutdown issues, boot issues, and ethernet issues!

[Krishna21]

Well.. I accomplished my dream and got a homebrew Mac.

Kalyway 10.5.2

 

BUT.

 

Video - I can't resize my resolution..

 

Ethernet - I have onboard Marvell Yukon 88E8050 Ethernet. I don't know how to edit plist, because people say navigate to "IOPCIPrimaryMatch", and the thing is IOPCIPrimaryMath shows up alot of times, I don't know what to edit, and I can't save cause of permissions! Please help with my ethernet!

 

Boot - I can boot fine into it, but I have to have my DVD Disc in every time to boot, how can I boot without my DVD in the drive?

 

Sleep/Shutdown - So my PC sleeps sometimes on idle, and one time it slept, and I woke it up, it showed just a black screen with nothing, so I had to turn off my PC, and plug my monitor in and out to get it back up. Same applies for shutdown and restart. How can I fix those?!

 

 

Specs:

 

Intel D915GSN Motherboard with Kabyl 9.2.2 kernel

Kalyway 10.5.2

Nvidia GeForce 7200GT

Intel P4 3.2GHz

SATA HDD and IDE DVD Drive.

[vilpostus]

Ethernet - I have onboard Marvell Yukon 88E8050 Ethernet. I don't know how to edit plist, because people say navigate to "IOPCIPrimaryMatch", and the thing is IOPCIPrimaryMath shows up alot of times, I don't know what to edit, and I can't save cause of permissions! Please help with my ethernet!

There is some GUIDE on editing info.plist files. It is about VGA, but in general procedure is the same.

Locate the kext you're going to modify and copy it to desktop. Right click and select "Show Package Contents".Now find Info.plist. Open it with PlistEditorPro (available from apple's download page). In the bottom part of a PlistEditorPro window find this:

<key>IOPCIMatch</key>

[/code]

The next line below it shoul look like this:

<string>0x06E810de 0x062210de</string>

[/code]

The digits between <string> and </string> are divece and vendor IDs (in this case there are two of them separated by space). You can finde yours with OSx86Tools. Open OSx86Tools and click the View PCI Device/Vendor ID. Then click Run LSPCI.

 

Now look in to Hardware Information window. There will be presented all yours PCI devices including your VGA card (though it is not a PCI device). E.G.

03:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation G80 [GeForce 8800 GTX] [10de:0191] (rev a2)

[/code] In the line one should find the "[10de:0191]" string.

 

The sting is the Vendor/Device ID. You need to reorder thous digits before inserting them in to the Info.plist file. Take the digits AFTER a colon and place them FIRST. Then copy the digits BEFORE the colon. So it now should look like this:

019110de

[/code]

Now add 0x to that group. You'll get this:

0x019110de

It is the string you should insert in to Info.plist in the place specified above. You should get this:

<string>0x06E810de 0x062210de 0x019110de</string>

[/code]

There the 0x019110de is your new Device/Vendor ID. Insert it and save the file. Repeat the procedure with all necessary kexts.

 

Remember that if you have several Device/Vendor IDs (like in mine example), the Device/Vendor IDs must be separated by space. There must be no spaces before the </string> and no spaces after the <string>. E.G. <string> 0x06E810de and 0x062210de </string> is no good. Also you may erase all the Device/Vendor IDs presented in the base Info.plist file you are going to edit, and isert the only yours instead. Like this:

<string>0x019110de</string>

Also check these links:http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=40695 http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofiversi....php/t9707.html[/code]

 

Boot - I can boot fine into it, but I have to have my DVD Disc in every time to boot, how can I boot without my DVD in the drive?

Need to install a bootloader like Chameleon or any other of your choose.

 

Sleep/Shutdown - So my PC sleeps sometimes on idle, and one time it slept, and I woke it up, it showed just a black screen with nothing, so I had to turn off my PC, and plug my monitor in and out to get it back up. Same applies for shutdown and restart.

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofiversi.../t73234-50.html

 

On VGA try inserting EFI string with OSx86Tools first. If no success, try ATI_init or CoreVidea.

 

And DOT OFFER ME ANY KIND OF REWARD!!! I help cos' I want to...

[Krishna21]

There is some GUIDE on editing info.plist files. It is about VGA, but in general procedure is the same.

Locate the kext you're going to modify and copy it to desktop. Right click and select "Show Package Contents".Now find Info.plist. Open it with PlistEditorPro (available from apple's download page). In the bottom part of a PlistEditorPro window find this:

<key>IOPCIMatch</key>

[/code]

The next line below it shoul look like this:

<string>0x06E810de 0x062210de</string>

[/code]

The digits between <string> and </string> are divece and vendor IDs (in this case there are two of them separated by space). You can finde yours with OSx86Tools. Open OSx86Tools and click the View PCI Device/Vendor ID. Then click Run LSPCI.

 

Now look in to Hardware Information window. There will be presented all yours PCI devices including your VGA card (though it is not a PCI device). E.G.

03:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation G80 [GeForce 8800 GTX] [10de:0191] (rev a2)

[/code] In the line one should find the "[10de:0191]" string.

 

The sting is the Vendor/Device ID. You need to reorder thous digits before inserting them in to the Info.plist file. Take the digits AFTER a colon and place them FIRST. Then copy the digits BEFORE the colon. So it now should look like this:

019110de

[/code]

Now add 0x to that group. You'll get this:

0x019110de

It is the string you should insert in to Info.plist in the place specified above. You should get this:

<string>0x06E810de 0x062210de 0x019110de</string>

[/code]

There the 0x019110de is your new Device/Vendor ID. Insert it and save the file. Repeat the procedure with all necessary kexts.

 

Remember that if you have several Device/Vendor IDs (like in mine example), the Device/Vendor IDs must be separated by space. There must be no spaces before the </string> and no spaces after the <string>. E.G. <string> 0x06E810de and 0x062210de </string> is no good. Also you may erase all the Device/Vendor IDs presented in the base Info.plist file you are going to edit, and isert the only yours instead. Like this:

<string>0x019110de</string>

Also check these links:http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=40695 http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofiversi....php/t9707.html[/code]

 

Need to install a bootloader like Chameleon or any other of your choose.

 

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofiversi.../t73234-50.html

 

On VGA try inserting EFI string with OSx86Tools first. If no success, try ATI_init or CoreVidea.

 

And DOT OFFER ME ANY KIND OF REWARD!!! I help cos' I want to...

 

Thanks Das I was even lucky to get up to the installation, because all I did was make my DVD DRive primary master, then it nwas very easy

 

you rock das

 

There is some GUIDE on editing info.plist files. It is about VGA, but in general procedure is the same.

Locate the kext you're going to modify and copy it to desktop. Right click and select "Show Package Contents".Now find Info.plist. Open it with PlistEditorPro (available from apple's download page). In the bottom part of a PlistEditorPro window find this:

<key>IOPCIMatch</key>

[/code]

The next line below it shoul look like this:

<string>0x06E810de 0x062210de</string>

[/code]

The digits between <string> and </string> are divece and vendor IDs (in this case there are two of them separated by space). You can finde yours with OSx86Tools. Open OSx86Tools and click the View PCI Device/Vendor ID. Then click Run LSPCI.

 

Now look in to Hardware Information window. There will be presented all yours PCI devices including your VGA card (though it is not a PCI device). E.G.

03:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation G80 [GeForce 8800 GTX] [10de:0191] (rev a2)

[/code] In the line one should find the "[10de:0191]" string.

 

The sting is the Vendor/Device ID. You need to reorder thous digits before inserting them in to the Info.plist file. Take the digits AFTER a colon and place them FIRST. Then copy the digits BEFORE the colon. So it now should look like this:

019110de

[/code]

Now add 0x to that group. You'll get this:

0x019110de

It is the string you should insert in to Info.plist in the place specified above. You should get this:

<string>0x06E810de 0x062210de 0x019110de</string>

[/code]

There the 0x019110de is your new Device/Vendor ID. Insert it and save the file. Repeat the procedure with all necessary kexts.

 

Remember that if you have several Device/Vendor IDs (like in mine example), the Device/Vendor IDs must be separated by space. There must be no spaces before the </string> and no spaces after the <string>. E.G. <string> 0x06E810de and 0x062210de </string> is no good. Also you may erase all the Device/Vendor IDs presented in the base Info.plist file you are going to edit, and isert the only yours instead. Like this:

<string>0x019110de</string>

Also check these links:http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=40695 http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofiversi....php/t9707.html[/code]

Need to install a bootloader like Chameleon or any other of your choose.

 

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofiversi.../t73234-50.html

 

On VGA try inserting EFI string with OSx86Tools first. If no success, try ATI_init or CoreVidea.

 

And DOT OFFER ME ANY KIND OF REWARD!!! I help cos' I want to...

 

 

So I have to find the hardware and vendor of my VGA controller for ethernet?

Or do I find the hardware and vendor of my Ethernet (Yukon 88E8050) cause I already have that..4361 and 11AB.

 

So let's review ethernet right now.

 

Step A. Identify hardware and vendor ID for ethernet card. COMPLETE.

 

Step B. Change <string>0x06E810de 0x062210de</string>, by adding the vendor and device ID in it.

 

Step C. Save the file..repair permissions and restart? Or just save the file and browse the internet?

[vilpostus]

So copy the kext you are going to edit do desktop. Edit it by adding your D/V ID. Like that:

<string>0x06E810de 0x062210de 0x436111ab</string>

Now remove the original kext from Extensions folder (back it up just in case). Install the edited one with OSx86Tools. Remove the extensions cache using OSx86Tools. Run the "repair permissions" from disk utility. Reboot.

 

The guide I've posted, was intended for the VGA card. This only shows the procedure how to edit the kext - not the instruction to edit VGA driver for the Ethernet to work

 

In the links I've provided, there are some additional info. So read this info. It is really useful. I've seen there a suggestion to change the device name. You may want to do this too.

[Krishna21]

So copy the kext you are going to edit do desktop. Edit it by adding your D/V ID. Like that:

<string>0x06E810de 0x062210de 0x436111ab</string>

Now remove the original kext from Extensions folder (back it up just in case). Install the edited one with OSx86Tools. Remove the extensions cache using OSx86Tools. Run the "repair permissions" from disk utility. Reboot.

 

The guide I've posted, was intended for the VGA card. This only shows the procedure how to edit the kext - not the instruction to edit VGA driver for the Ethernet to work

 

In the links I've provided, there are some additional info. So read this info. It is really useful. I've seen there a suggestion to change the device name. You may want to do this too.

 

 

Good news! I followed one fix from a post here, by changing plist, it didn't work. But then I found a second fix to change the config to DCHPI or something like that and my ethernet works! Replying to you LIVE from my Hackintosh! Thanks man!

 

But we're not out of the woods yet..I have other problems still.

 

Video - I'll download OSx86 tools and add a EFI and try to resize, I'll report back.

 

Shutdown/Sleep - So I checked out the link, I need someone OpenHaltRestart kext, I have it on my network, which is in my sister's vista computer..which is another issue I'll state.

 

Booting - So if I want to boot to my OS without having to have my DVD in all the time I have to install a boot loader? Which one should/have to Install (Running Kalyway 10.5.2 if needed)?

 

Audio - Ok..I'm using the Realtek HD Audio, ALC880..I downloaded a kext, on my sister's PC when my ethernet was down, and it's on the network..the new problem relates to this.

 

File Sharing - This is stopping my Shutdown/Sleep and Audio fix. I have kexts which I downloaded on my sister's PC and saved to her public folder on the network. I have ethernet running now (thanks again) but I don't know how to setup FILE SHARING. My sister's PC is running Vista Premium 32 bit, I'm Kalyway 10.5.2 32 bit..file sharing is enabled on my sister's PC but I don't know how to set it up on my Hack to work with Windows. help?

 

 

So yeah, please help Thanks!

[vilpostus]

On booting.

Install any bootloader you like. There are many options. It is actually depends on how OS X is installed. If its the only ONE the disk, then install EFI bootloader (use OSx86Tools to setup it). If there are more OSes, like Windows or Linux, the solution could be different. With XP could use boot.ini method. With Vista/W7 use EasyBCD or Chameleon (though Chameleon is usable with XP too). If you use Linux, the best option for you, is to get the Grub ruling the boot. I personally prefer Grub, as I have Linux installed.

 

On sharing.

http://lifehacker.com/247148/how-to-mount-...der-on-your-mac

http://www.ifelix.co.uk/tech/3020.html

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-easily...dows-computers/

[Krishna21]

On booting.

Install any bootloader you like. There are many options. It is actually depends on how OS X is installed. If its the only ONE the disk, then install EFI bootloader (use OSx86Tools to setup it). If there are more OSes, like Windows or Linux, the solution could be different. With XP could use boot.ini method. With Vista/W7 use EasyBCD or Chameleon (though Chameleon is usable with XP too). If you use Linux, the best option for you, is to get the Grub ruling the boot. I personally prefer Grub, as I have Linux installed.

 

On sharing.

http://lifehacker.com/247148/how-to-mount-...der-on-your-mac

http://www.ifelix.co.uk/tech/3020.html

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-easily...dows-computers/

 

Thanks. But one problem..

 

I improperly did something, so I was stuck at the white apple loading screen for hours. So I reinstalled..but for some reason in my ethernet settings, it detects it but says unplugged, then in the

 

"Configuration" box, all it has is "Default" and "Add new configuration"..nothing like DHCP..and when I click new it takes it as dial up and asks for dial tone and everything? Help.

 

Other than that..I'm just back to square one. On the hack, without ethernet or anything.

 

This is what I did to get my ethernet working:

 

Change

<key>Yukon-88E8053</key>

change to

<key>Yukon-88E8050</key>

 

and

 

<string>0x436211AB</string>

to

<string>0x436111AB</string>

 

in AppleYukon2 plist

 

 

(Then it would show up as unplugged)

 

Go to System Preferences, Click on the network icon.- On the left pane select your ethernet, on the right pane where it says "Configure" select "off".- Click apply.- Now back to "Configure" select "Using DHCP". Click apply.

 

Then my ethernet would be up..

 

Bold:

 

There's no config selection saying "Using DHCP"..all it has is "Default" and "Add new config.." then when I click add new config it asks for all this dial-up junk O.o

 

Should I reinstall and select certain things when setting up internet during installation? (In case needed, I connect to the internet via ethernet on a local network)