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Have you tried to turn on built in ethernet function?

add this to apple.boot.plist:

<key>Ethernetbuiltin</key>
<string>YES</string>

 

I hope it will help you!

 

It was actually already in there. Won't work :/ I'll also note that the audio doesn't work either.

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I finally figured out why I couldn't boot from the hard drive. Got that sorted out, but ethernet won't work. Can someone help me solve this? I have a Foxconn Intel P55 mobo. Thanks!

 

Realtek has released new drivers for all 8111 network cards, try them.

also here in this forum is a newer driver round.

or use Realtek1000SL driver.

 

use kextutility or do the right thing ( permissions, mkext-build, etc.)

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Going off the spec of this board

 

200908190431180385_P55MX_overhead.jpg

 

 

 

 

This should work

 

The other p55 use Gigabit Lan by Broadcom® BCM57780

go to kext.com to find the correct kext. Goodluck

 

I actually have this board so I downloaded the broadcom kext and installed it. Still no luck. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong :/ I feel so close yet so far lol. I think what most confuses me is why it all works perfectly when booting from the [url=&quot;http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/279450-why-insanelymac-does-not-support-tonymacx86/&quot;]#####[/url] CD but I can't get anything to work booting from the hard drive.

 

Thanks for continuing to try to help me guys.

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I downloaded the audio driver and undid the driver pkg for your board but it has all Realtek 8xx series drivers so can't find out the one used on your board that way.

 

Lets try to get it through windows by using this and then you will know exactly what you have. See if you can then look it up or post back.

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I downloaded the audio driver and undid the driver pkg for your board but it has all Realtek 8xx series drivers so can't find out the one used on your board that way.

 

Lets try to get it through windows by using this and then you will know exactly what you have. See if you can then look it up or post back.

 

I don't have windows installed :/ And my VM in Parallels refuses to work on the new install (not sure if thats a hackintosh issue or what). Is there a Mac alternative?

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Go get this

Hirens.BootCD.11.1.zip

Filesize: 292.1 MB (306289817 bytes)

 

 

To help you burn:

Great for burning .ISO

 

Last part once you made a bootcd

Set your DVD/RW drive to IDE and then switch back if you can't get into XP mini to boot!

 

I have a mixed bag and all my Intel set to ACHI mode and my 4 jmicron to IDE so I use both and don't have to keep changing stuff when one needs the use of DOS or firmware flashing that will not work in ACHI.

 

Use the tools "system information" tap and there should be PC-wizard"

 

There might be a simpler way but if someone else wants to help... feel free

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Go get this

Hirens.BootCD.11.1.zip

Filesize: 292.1 MB (306289817 bytes)

 

 

To help you burn:

Great for burning .ISO

 

Last part once you made a bootcd

Set your DVD/RW drive to IDE and then switch back if you can't get into XP mini to boot!

 

I have a mixed bag and all my Intel set to ACHI mode and my 4 jmicron to IDE so I use both and don't have to keep changing stuff when one needs the use of DOS or firmware flashing that will not work in ACHI.

 

Use the tools "system information" tap and there should be PC-wizard"

 

There might be a simpler way but if someone else wants to help... feel free

 

Well if it helps any, I just did some research and found that it uses ALC888?

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