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Interests: At home, I have the following computers.Desktops:1. Asus P5N32E SLI Plus (nForce 650i) custom PC with Intel Quadcore Q6600 @ 3.0 GHz and 6GB RAM (see my IM Signature, running OS X 10.9.3, 10.8.5, 10.7.5, OS X 10.6.8 (64bit and 32bit), OS X 10.5.8, Pinguy OS 12.04 LTS (64bit), Linux Mint Debian Edition (64bit), Windows 7 Professional 64 (64bit), Windows Vista Ultimate (32bit).2.

PCChips M810Lv7.1a custom PC with AMD Athlon 1.33GHz and 1GB PC, running Linux Mint Debian Edition, Pinguy OS 12.04 LTS and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (all 32bit).3. Apple Power Macintosh G5/2.3 GHz DP (Early 2005 and PCI-X 2) with G5 2.3 GHz and 8 GB RAM, running OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode and OS X 10.5.8.4. Apple Power Macintosh G5/2.0 GHz DP (Late June 2004 and PCI-X 2) with G5 2.0 GHz and 7 GB RAM, running OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode and OS X 10.5.8.5. Apple Power Macintosh G3/450 (Blue & White) Revision 2 with Sonnet G4 500MHz and 1GB RAM, running OS 9.2.2, OS X 10.3.9, OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode OS 9.2.2.6. Apple Power Macintosh G3/233 Desktop, with the Apple Power Macintosh G3/450 (Blue & White) Rev2 G3 450MHz CPU overclocked to 467MHz and 768MB RAM, running OS 9.2.2, OS X 10.3.9, OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode OS 9.2.2.7. Two Apple Power Macintosh 6100/66 PC (with an Intel 66 MHz 486DX2 CPU-equipped NuBus card that can have a maximum of 32 MB of RAM dedicated to the DOS/Windows operating system.) in storage, capable of running Mac OS 7.1.2-7.5.1, 7.5.3-9.2.2)8. Macintosh Quadra 610 in storage, capable of running Mac OS 7.1.2-7.5.1, 7.5.3-8.1)Laptops:1.

Powerbook Pismos with G4 550MHz 1GB, running OS 9.2.2, OS X 10.3.9, OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode OS 9.2.2, and/or OS X 10.5.8.2. Powerbook Pismos with G3 500MHz 1GB, running OS 9.2.2, OS X 10.3.9, and/or OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode OS 9.2.2.3. Powerbook Pismo with G3 400MHz 768MB, running Linux MintPPC 11.4. PowerBook Lombard G3 333MHz 512 MB, running OS X 10.3.9.5.

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IBook G3 300MHz 320MB Tangerine Clamshell, running OS X 10.3.9. But only use maxmem=2048 if you have 2GB RAM installed on your MOBO3. Use Disk Utility to set up at least 2 OS X volumes of equal size (minimum 80GB, partitioned/formatted as GPT/Mac OS Extended (Journaled); one as OSXMain and the other as OSXBackupNote that without modification this distro install DVD cannot be used to install Snow Leopard onto MBR/Mac OS Extended (Journaled) partitioned/formatted HDD volume(s)4.

Select OSXMain as your target install volume in the Select a Destination popup-window5. Click on Customize button in the Install Summary popup-window, and select as follows.NOTE any Customize options not listed below HAVE NOT BEEN SELECTED! QuickTime 76. Click on Install button.if you wish to, you can skip the 'Checking Installation DVD' process.but it is recommended that you do not.7. After the installlation process finishes, you will see an Install Failed warning appear in a popup window. Just ignore this warning.and click Restart button.IMPORTANT POINTS TO NOTE:A.

This distro Install DVD, while successful (booting from a PATA or SATA DVDRW), produces a messy Snow Leopard installation because all the patched and/or non-Apple kexts are put in /System/Library/Extensions/ rather than in /Extra/Extensions/. So that /S/L/E is no longer an untouched pure Apple kext, i.e.

Vanilla kext, folder.B. The Extensions.mkext file used during bootup from the DVD and from the Snow Leopard installation on the GPT/Mac OS Extended (Journaled) HDD volume is a problem. Primarily because it loads the SuperNForceATA.kext from Extensions.mkext.this produces a looping error on bootup. 17:09:51 kernel FEDE genero 32IOVMSegments 17:09:51 kernel FEDE - SuperNForceATA: createChannelCommands( 0xac25400) 17:09:51 kernel FEDE Casteo a IOAABUSCommand64 17:09:51 kernel FEDE Obtengo el comaqndo DMA 17:09:51 kernel FEDE obtengo el descriptor de memoria 17:09:51 kernel FEDE entro al ciclowith the FEDE messages filling up the Console All Messages log.and slowing down booting to the Desktop.HENCE:8. Reboot the PC and when the Chameleon boot-loader screen has 'framed' your Snow Leopard OS X volume icon, type-v -f.

System/Library/Extensions/SuperVIAATA.kext doesn't support architecture i386; omitting from prelinked kernel.Sleepenabler.kextDoes not enable sleep on nForce MOBOs AFAIK and also prevents updating to 10.6.311. Download and run the Mac OS X Update 10.6.3 Combo Package Installer.after successful installation.click on the Restart button.as is usual the PC will reboot twice.Note: The AppleNForceATA.kext now in /Extra/Extensions/, based on its size, appears to be the original AppleNforceATA kext version 1.0.3 by MeDevil, i.e. Neither slashack's nor AnV's version 1.0.4 variant.So, if you have any kernel panics in use, then you should replace it with either slashack's or AnV's version 1.0.4 variant.to be found in my.12. Once everything on OSXMain is running Snow Leopard 10.6.3 just as you want it to, you can then use Disk Utility or Carbon Copy Cloner v3.3 to clone it to the OSXBackup volume.Despite a successful installation and updating to OS X 10.6.3, MY RECOMMENDATION is to do a full vanilla Snow Leopard Retail OS X Install DVD installation, with the necessary non-vanilla kexts placed, if at all possible, only in /Extra/Extensions /, using my, which explains how to do a successful installation of Snow Leopard 10.6 using either a USB flash drive installer method, or my nForceSLBoot132DVD method. Thanks for the great post. I have an p5N32-E SLI Plus MOBO's.I have tried a couple different scenario's with Snow Leopard.

And there have been a couple times where I get to where it seems like the gui is going to load, but my screen then goes blank and and monitor goes to that 'I don't have a signal' mode. I have two video cards in it. 8800 GTX and NVidia 260. Could it be that be the issue? I have tried switching either of my monitors to either output on both monitors.

I was hoping someone had this same issue before I went to taking out one of the video cards.Thanks, Sam. InsanelyMac V.I.P. Gurus. 5,601 posts. Gender: Male. Interests: At home, I have the following computers.Desktops:1.

Asus P5N32E SLI Plus (nForce 650i) custom PC with Intel Quadcore Q6600 @ 3.0 GHz and 6GB RAM (see my IM Signature, running OS X 10.9.3, 10.8.5, 10.7.5, OS X 10.6.8 (64bit and 32bit), OS X 10.5.8, Pinguy OS 12.04 LTS (64bit), Linux Mint Debian Edition (64bit), Windows 7 Professional 64 (64bit), Windows Vista Ultimate (32bit).2. PCChips M810Lv7.1a custom PC with AMD Athlon 1.33GHz and 1GB PC, running Linux Mint Debian Edition, Pinguy OS 12.04 LTS and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (all 32bit).3. Apple Power Macintosh G5/2.3 GHz DP (Early 2005 and PCI-X 2) with G5 2.3 GHz and 8 GB RAM, running OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode and OS X 10.5.8.4. Apple Power Macintosh G5/2.0 GHz DP (Late June 2004 and PCI-X 2) with G5 2.0 GHz and 7 GB RAM, running OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode and OS X 10.5.8.5.

Apple Power Macintosh G3/450 (Blue & White) Revision 2 with Sonnet G4 500MHz and 1GB RAM, running OS 9.2.2, OS X 10.3.9, OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode OS 9.2.2.6. Apple Power Macintosh G3/233 Desktop, with the Apple Power Macintosh G3/450 (Blue & White) Rev2 G3 450MHz CPU overclocked to 467MHz and 768MB RAM, running OS 9.2.2, OS X 10.3.9, OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode OS 9.2.2.7. Two Apple Power Macintosh 6100/66 PC (with an Intel 66 MHz 486DX2 CPU-equipped NuBus card that can have a maximum of 32 MB of RAM dedicated to the DOS/Windows operating system.) in storage, capable of running Mac OS 7.1.2-7.5.1, 7.5.3-9.2.2)8. Macintosh Quadra 610 in storage, capable of running Mac OS 7.1.2-7.5.1, 7.5.3-8.1)Laptops:1. Powerbook Pismos with G4 550MHz 1GB, running OS 9.2.2, OS X 10.3.9, OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode OS 9.2.2, and/or OS X 10.5.8.2.

Powerbook Pismos with G3 500MHz 1GB, running OS 9.2.2, OS X 10.3.9, and/or OS X 10.4.11 with Classic Mode OS 9.2.2.3. Powerbook Pismo with G3 400MHz 768MB, running Linux MintPPC 11.4. PowerBook Lombard G3 333MHz 512 MB, running OS X 10.3.9.5. IBook G3 300MHz 320MB Tangerine Clamshell, running OS X 10.3.9. Thanks for the great post.

I have an p5N32-E SLI Plus MOBO's.I have tried a couple different scenario's with Snow Leopard. And there have been a couple times where I get to where it seems like the gui is going to load, but my screen then goes blank and and monitor goes to that 'I don't have a signal' mode.

I have two video cards in it. 8800 GTX and NVidia 260. Could it be that be the issue? I have tried switching either of my monitors to either output on both monitors. I was hoping someone had this same issue before I went to taking out one of the video cards.Thanks, SamYes.initially install OS X with the 8800 GTX only.once you have got OS X running 100%, then see if you can get both running.look for posts by aqua-mac and dual graphics cards using Google. All done on an internal SATA Hard Drive.using a USB keyboard and mouse (NOT PS/2), Asus P5N32-E SLI Plus motherboard, Intel Core2 Quad Q6600 G0 CPU running at 3.0GHz, PATA DVDRW, Gigabyte nVidia GeForce 8600GT 256MB graphics card, Netgear GA311 Gigabit LAN PCI card (RealTek 8169S chipset) and Asus SupremeFX audio card (AD1988b audio codec).NO WARRANTY IS IMPLIED OR GIVEN AS TO WHETHER OR NOT THESE STEPS WILL WORK FOR YOU AS THEY HAVE FOR ME.THIS GUIDE IS ONLY for INTEL CPUs NOT AMD CPU SYSTEMS AND THE SYSTEM INSTALL SELECTIONS USED IN THE GUIDE ARE FOR AN nFORCE CHIPSET MOBO. All done on on an eSATA Hard Drive connected via eSATA.using a USB keyboard and mouse (NOT PS/2), Asus P5N32-E SLI Plus motherboard, Intel Core2 Quad Q6600 G0 CPU, PATA DVDRW, Gigabyte nVidia GeForce 8600GT 256MBgraphics card, Netgear GA311 Gigabit LAN PCI card (RealTek 8169S chipset) and Asus SupremeFX audio card.NO WARRANTY IS IMPLIED OR GIVEN AS TO WHETHER OR NOT THESE STEPS WILL WORK FOR YOU AS THEY HAVE FOR ME.THIS GUIDE IS ONLY for INTEL CPUs NOT AMD CPU SYSTEMS AND THE KERNEL AND THE SYSTEM INSTALL SELECTIONS USED IN THE GUIDE ARE FOR AN nFORCE CHIPSET MOBO.

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CERTAIN SELECTIONS WILL NEED TO BE DIFFERENT FOR AN AMD CPU AND/OR INTEL CHIPSET MOBO.A. Clean install of Leopard 10.5.4 via iDeneb v1.1 10.5.4 Intel/AMD DVDI used the iDenebv110.5.4.iso file (burned to slowly to DVD, i.e. At ≤ x4) with MD5 checksum:MD5 = 11f087c6acf31ec93d23ef625c189648and downloaded the iDeneb 10.5.4 - v1.1 ppf patch now available as a.zip file.The patching instructions in the extracted iDenebv1.1PPFPatch folder are clear and easy to follow, and after patching the iDenebv110.5.4.iso file, its mounted name changed to iDeneb v1.1 10.5.4, and so I renamed the patched.iso file with MD5 checksum:MD5 = 11f087c6acf31ec93d23ef625c189648to iDenebv110.5.4.iso.1.

Boot from the iDeneb v1.1 10.5.4 Intel/AMD Install DVD by pressing F8 at boot-up to bring up the PC BIOS 'Boot Menu', then selecting the DVDRW Drive and pressing Enter.2. Firmware vs software. On DVD Darwin boot loader appearance, press F8 quickly and at the 'boot:' prompt, type 'cpus=1 maxmem=2048 –v' (without quotes) 3. Once the iDeneb OS X Installer has loaded, choose your main language and then use Disk Utility to partition the HDD as Master Boot Record (MBR) into the number and size of volumes required, and format the intended OS X install volume as Mac OS X Extended (Journaled) giving it a unique name without spaces.4.

If you have partitioned your HDD into more than one volume, select the volume to install to.5. Press Continue and then Customize. Once in the 'Customize' menu, select as follows:Language Translations: No selections for myselfAdditional Fonts: Selected for myselfX11: Selected for myselfPatches 10.5.4 Ready:AMD Patch:Not selectedAudio:Not selectedChipset:AppleNForceATA selected ONLYKernel:Kernel 9.2.0 Sleep selected ONLYNetwork:- Ethernet:No selection (Realtek RTL8169 driver now integrated!)- Wireless:No selectionFix:No selections EXCEPT- AppleSMBIOS: AppleSMBIOS Mac ProVideo:No selections EXCEPT- NVinject:NVinject 0.2.1 256MBApplications: All selected6.

Double check 'Customize' choices, then click 'Install'. When install begins, choose to (or not) skip the DVD verify process.7. When all processes are killed and DVD drive activity stops and the re-boot 'beep' sounds, remove the DVD and boot from the HDD by pressing F8 at boot-up to bring up the PC BIOS 'Boot Menu', then selecting the HDD and pressing Enter.8. On the HDD Darwin boot loader appearance, press F8 quickly and at the 'boot:' prompt, type 'cpus=1 maxmem=2048 –v' (without quotes) and wait as verbose booting takes place successfully into the Welcome screen video sequence BUT without sound (as expected since no audio driver installed).All of the problems with v1 that I experienced, i.e. Welcome screen looping after 'Do not transfer my information now' and 'almost empty' IONetworkingFamily.kext preventing Internet access via RTL8169 HAVE BEEN FIXED.Changelog v1 to v1.1:.

Fix CarbonLib Error. Fix Error ' Do not Transfer my information now ', now all ethernet drivers works.

The Drivers for Realtek RTL8169 and RTL8139 has been integrated. The ApplePS2Controller has been integrated. Update Drivers for Ati Radeon X1600 and X1950XT.

Fix Error in Tiger-IO80211 package. Update Adium to Version 1.3. Update Transmission to Version 1.339. Furthermore, the Migration Assistant application works fine (BUT must boot with cpus=1 and maxmem=2048 to avoid freezing during large file and heavy data load transfer.as with Firewire) enabling the transfer of User Accounts and Applications etc. From my Kalyway OS X 10.5.4 system.Also, on booting after installing iDeneb, the System Profiler directly (i.e. No resolution change required via System Preferences-Displays) showed 1280x1024@75Hz resolution 32-bit Color depth and 256MB VRAM with Hardware Accelerated CI and QE Supported.UPDATE: To get switchable resolutions on-the-fly, try swapping the monitor DVI or VGA (via VGA-to-DVI adapter) connector to the other DVI port on the GFX card.this tip, from cyclonefr, has worked for me.10.

At this point iDeneb v1.1 10.5.4 runs without any apparent problems, including USB devices and Firewire devices mounting/unmounting.etc., EXCEPT for no audio.In order to get full audio functions, I ran the TarugaAD1988brev3Installer package downloadable from online. Or fromFinally, to avoid any problems with the well known 3 GB RAM problem.; see this thread by mtotho.on many motherboards, if you install 4GB or more of RAM in Dual Channel mode, then you may get a kernel panic when the RAM usage exceeds 3GB (I have experienced this issue with 4, 5 and 6GB RAM installed, although in some fora it is suggested that with 6GB or 8GB RAM the issue may disappear. )So, modify the com.apple.Boot.plist file as follows:1. Go to the Terminal, and at the $ prompt, type insudo nano /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist2. Enter your password when requested. Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to move the cursor within the Terminal window.3.

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Finally modify the 'About This Mac' reporting of the CPU type to suit.Repair Permissions takes place with no ACL or SUIDS errors.so go enjoy OS X 10.5.4.B. Clean install of Leopard 10.5.4 via iDeneb v1 10.5.4 Intel/AMD DVDI used the iDenebv110.5.4.iso file (burned to DVD) with MD5 checksum:MD5 = 11f087c6acf31ec93d23ef6. Boot from the iDeneb v1 10.5.4 Intel/AMD Install DVD by pressing F8 at boot-up to bring up the PC BIOS 'Boot Menu', then selecting the DVDRW Drive and pressing Enter.2. On DVD Darwin boot loader appearance, press F8 quickly and at the 'boot:' prompt, type 'cpus=1 maxmem=2048 –v' (without quotes) 3. Once the iDeneb OS X Installer has loaded, choose your main language and then use Disk Utility to partition the HDD as Master Boot Record (MBR) into the number and size of volumes required, and format the intended OS X install volume as Mac OS X Extended (Journaled) giving it a unique name without spaces.4. If you have partitioned your HDD into more than one volume, select the volume to install to.5. Press Continue and then Customize.

Once in the 'Customize' menu, select as follows:Language Translations: No selections for myselfAdditional Fonts: Selected for myselfX11: Selected for myselfPatches 10.5.4 Ready:AMD Patch:Not selectedAudio:Not selectedChipset:AppleNForceATA selected ONLYKernel:Kernel 9.2.0 Sleep selected ONLYNetwork:- Ethernet:Realtek RTL8189 selected ONLY (Actually Realtek RTL8169 driver)- Wireless:No selectionFix:No selections EXCEPT- AppleSMBIOS: AppleSMBIOS Mac ProVideo:No selections EXCEPT- NVinject:NVinject 0.2.1 256MBApplications: All selected6. Double check 'Customize' choices, then click 'Install'. When install begins, choose to (or not) skip the DVD verify process.7. When all processes are killed and DVD drive activity stops and the re-boot 'beep' sounds, remove the DVD and boot from the HDD by pressing F8 at boot-up to bring up the PC BIOS 'Boot Menu', then selecting the HDD and pressing Enter.8.

On the HDD Darwin boot loader appearance, press F8 quickly and at the 'boot:' prompt, type '-v -f' (without quotes) and wait as verbose booting takes place successfully except for 'Couldn't allocate Class RTL8169' error (see later) into the Welcome screen video sequence BUT without sound (as expected since no audio driver installed).9. BUT when the 'Before You Begin.'

Screen appears and the USB keyboard is identified, followed by the 'Welcome' screen and the country choice is made, followed by 'Select Your Keyboard' screen and the keyboard layout is chosen, all without any problems, followed by the 'Do You Already Own a Mac?' Screen, THEN making ANY selection, e.g. 'Do not transfer my information now', and clicking the 'Continue' button causes the system to hang (even though the mouse pointer can be moved) for a while BEFORE the Welcome screen video sequence loops again back to the 'Before You Begin.' Solution: AFIK this solution is thanks to greyMD -1. Run single user mode using the -s flag while booting i.e. Type -s at the 'boot:' prompt and wait for the prompt ':/ root#' to appear (I had to boot -s twice and press Enter after the static cursor appeared to get the prompt; you may not need to), type each of the following lines, followed by Enter and then waiting for ':/ root#' to re-appear.2. Mount the file system by typing 'mount -uw /' (without quotes) at the ':/ root#' prompt.3.

Change the root password by typing 'passwd root' at the ':/ root#' prompt and then typing in a new root password and retyping it again as requested.4. Create the.AppleSetupDone file by typing'touch /var/db/.AppleSetupDone' (without quotes) at the ':/ root#' prompt5. Boot the system by typing 'exit' (without quotes) at the ':/ root#' prompt.11. Reboot from HDD with '-v -f' and the OS X Login screen is presented; enter 'root' as Name and for Password, the root password chosen previously, and the system logs you in as System Administrator.Having rebooted with -v -f successfully. The System Profiler shows.Chipset Model: Graphics by NVIDIA,VRAM (Total): 256 MBROM Revision: NVinject 0.2.1plus 1152x870@75Hz resolution 32-bit Color depth with Hardware Accelerated CI and QE Supported.12. On setting 1280x1024@75Hz resolution in Display Preferences I get as usual a blank blue screen ('on-the-fly' resolution switching may not be feasible on LCD or CRT monitors with open source graphics drivers, such as NVinject, NVkush, NATIT and so on?I have yet to try with a CRT monitor.if it is, I am not yet aware of how to set it up. See UPDATE below:), so I rebooted with '-v' successfully (N.B.

Booting now with '-v -f' causes a system reboot!) without any hang-ups. The System Profiler shows 1280x1024@75Hz resolution 32-bit Color depth and 256MB VRAM with Hardware Accelerated CI and QE Supported.UPDATE: To get switchable resolutions on-the-fly, try swapping the monitor DVI or VGA (via VGA-to-DVI adapter) connector to the other DVI port on the GFX card.this tip, from cyclonefr, has worked for me.13. At this point iDeneb v1 10.5.4 runs without any apparent problems, including USB devices and Firewire devices mounting/unmounting.etc., EXCEPT for no audio and no Internet access (and hence no network file sharing).In order to get full audio functions, I ran the TarugaAD1988brev3Installer package downloadable from online.

Or fromFinally, to avoid any problems with the well known 3 GB RAM problem.; see this thread by mtotho.on many motherboards, if you install 4GB or more of RAM in Dual Channel mode, then you may get a kernel panic when the RAM usage exceeds 3GB (I have experienced this issue with 4, 5 and 6GB RAM installed, although in some fora it is suggested that with 6GB or 8GB RAM the issue may disappear. )So, modify the com.apple.Boot.plist file as follows:1. Go to the Terminal, and at the $ prompt, type insudo nano /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist2. Enter your password when requested. Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to move the cursor within the Terminal window.3.

Type in (without any spaces anywhere)maxmem=3072between and under Kernel Flags.4. Move the cursor the Terminal window down until it no longer moves, then press Ctrl O and then Enter, to save the modified com.apple.Boot.plist file.5. Press Ctrl X to Exit and type 'exit' at the $ prompt to log out of the Terminal and then close and quit Terminal.15. Go to System/Library/Extensions, and scan down extensions list to check for:AppleCPUThermo.kextAppleThermal.kextand any other any.Thermal. kexts, if present; these should be removed as they can cause CPU overheating under OS X.16. Now to fix the problem with Internet access find the IONetworkingFamily.kext.Show Package Contents and go to Contents and to Contents/Plugins.here is the problem!.ONLY the AppleRTL8169Ethernet.kext is present.all the other necessary files are NOT IN the IONetworkingFamily.kext Contents folder, NOT EVEN on the install DVD.see belowMy Solution:1. Insertthe JaS OsX86 10.5.4 Client/Server Intel SSE2 SSE3 Install DVD in the DVDRW again and run Pacifist (located in iDeneb App folder in Applications), then click on 'Open Apple Install Discs' and click 'Choose' to openthe iDeneb v1 10.5.4 Intel/AMD Install DVD.wait for packages to load.N.B.I have not been able to boot from myJaS OsX86 10.5.4 Client/Server Intel SSE2 SSE3 Install DVD because booting hangs at 'Still waiting for root device' boot error message.BUTit does have thecompleteIONetworkingFamily.kext, i.e.

The full Package Contents.,BUTtheiDeneb v1 10.5.4 Intel/AMD Install DVDdoes not; itsIONetworkingFamily.kexthas a Contents folder withonlya PlugIns folder containing the AppleUSBEthernet.kext!.2. Type 'IONetworkingFamily' (without quotes) in Find window and press Enter.Install theIONetworkingFamily.kext toSystem/Library/Extensions by clicking on 'Install' in Pacifist and clicking 'Replace' as and when requested.3.

Repair Permissions and reboot with'-v -f'.the following message appears on Repairing Permissions:ACL found but not expected on 'private/var/root/Library/Preferences'ACL found but not expected on 'private/var/root/Library'ACL found but not expected on 'private/var/root'but AFIK these are not messages to worry about unduly.Full Internet access is now obtained (see System Profiler under Network) together with LAN/WAN file sharing.17. Download and run the iDeneb 10.5.4 - v1.1 Updater package which is now available as a.zip file.18. Finally modify the 'About This Mac' reporting of the CPU type to suit.Repair Permissions etc.and create other User (Standard and/or Admin) Accounts.

I have easily been able to make my x86 'About This Mac' window both accurate in real-time i.e. When I change overclock, speeds the CPU speed in the window changes automatically, and also ONLY IN LEOPARD 'cool looking' as a black 'transparent' window.NO WARRANTY IS IMPLIED OR GIVEN AS TO WHETHER OR NOT THESE STEPS WILL WORK FOR YOU AS THEY HAVE FOR ME.This is how:Step 1. To make the 'About This Mac' window black but 'transparent', firstly download the files fromthe downloaded file.Follow instructions (my additional instructions are in italics) included in the downloaded ZIP file to achieve the black 'transparent' window effect:Instructions for setting 'About This Mac' backgrounds.1.

Navigate to System/LibraryCoreServices/Loginwindow.2. Right click Loginwindow and click Show package contents.3. Click Contents/Resorces, then drag 'MacOSX.tiff' (Grey/Black Apple MacOSX.tif) onto the desktop to keep as a backup copy, and then right click on the original file within the Resources folder and send to trash. You will have to enter your password to do this.4. Drag the replacement 'MacOSX.tiff' image (from Std MacOS X tiff white Writing) back into the folder you deleted the original from.

You will have to enter your password again. This will ensure that the 'Mac OS X' logo is in white rather than black and so visible in the transparent black 'About This Mac' window.5. Also within Resources (within the English.lproj or your language.lproj folder within the Resources folder), you will see 'About this Mac.nib'. Back up your existing file by dragging it onto the desktop to keep as a backup copy and replace with the new one in this folder. This will give the 'About this Mac' window the transparent look that matches 'Quick Look' in Leopard. This will only work in Leopard.6.

Repair Permissions with Disk Utility.7. You must logout & then Log Back in.8. Open 'About This Mac' and view your new image.Notes:- A copy of the original items are included in the file if you want to go back to the original at any time.Design by aquamac.aquamac 2008.Many thanks to aquamac for Step 1!Step 2. Changing 'About This Mac' Processor from 2.40 (or whatever your CPU speed is) GHz Unknown to 2.40 (or whatever your CPU speed is) GHz Intel Core2 Quad CPU Q6600 download the file fromsimply run the AboutThisMac installer package.

Then click on the Apple and highlight 'About This Mac' etc.