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Hi all.

 

New Hackintosh user here (long time OS X user, though); upgraded from a tired old G4 tower.

 

This thing's great, really fast and stable. I have a couple of issues, though. I'll get to the point so as not to waste anyone's time:

 

1. When I boot my system, I have to unplug and re-plug my USB devices before they'll work. Is this normal, or is there a workaround? Relatedly, USB hubs don't seem to work.

 

2. My audio works when it feels like it. Which is almost never. Is there a better, more stable AC '97 audio driver around?

 

 

System details:

 

AMD Athlon64 3000+ (SSE2)

eVGA nForce4 SLI motherboard + nForce onboard audio

2GB RAM

PATA disks

nVidia 7600 GT 256MB

 

I can post whatever else you guys need, just ask. ISO used, System Profiler info.. whatever.

 

Any suggestions?

audio is fine on mine too But I am curious how you got sata working on your machine on mine it reads but didn't like to write

 

Specs

Asus a8n-sli-deluxe

amd 3800+ x2

pata 60 gig boot

pata 500 gig movie dump

firewire 400 drives external

ordering a fw 800 card

 

oh video Nvideo 6600gs

by next month this will be my main work machine

oh uphuck 10.4.9 ver 1.3

  • 3 weeks later...

You didn't specify what NIC you have, so this is a shot in the dark.

 

The uh, non-standard broadcom 57xx .kext works for some people, but it makes my USB flaky and the keyboard intermittently non-responsive. I booted single-mode and deleted it, rebooted, there were my keyboard and USB periphs again. I wasnt able to use a mouse or external drive with that kext enabled.

 

If you didnt use that particular kext, (temporarily) disable the kexts I'm guessing you've recently loaded for your other hardware. Move them to a temp folder, reboot ... You might find that one you've added is causing the problem.

 

If your USB gets responsive again, then try re-enabling the addon kexts one at a time (reboot after each) until you nail down which one caused the problem.

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