[ppafford]

just re-run the NBI program and it should fix the issue

[midwich]

Originally Posted by ppafford

just re-run the NBI program and it should fix the issue

Thanks for such a quick reply: just to make sure I've got this right: I only ran the NetbookBootMaker0.8.3 app on the USB pen's copy of Snow Leopard as per Gizmodo's instructions.
There's another file though in the same location I downloaded NetbookBootMaker called NetBookInstaller 0.8.3. Are you saying I just run this app on the Dell's installed OSX?

[ppafford]

Yes re-run the NetBookInstaller 0.8.3 you have installed on OSX, point it to your hard drive again and re-install. doing this should fix the issue with the sound.

[midwich]

Originally Posted by ppafford

Yes re-run the NetBookInstaller 0.8.3 you have installed on OSX, point it to your hard drive again and re-install. doing this should fix the issue with the sound.

Fantastic! Just downloaded NetBookInstaller 0.8.3 and ran it, restarted and Presto - sound again! Fabulous, thank you so much for your superfast and excellent help

[ppafford]

NP Glad I could help, also here is a FAQ of other issues/enhancements/questions that could come in handy

http://www.mydellmini.com/forum/dell...2-18-09-a.html

[midwich]

Originally Posted by ppafford

NP Glad I could help, also here is a FAQ of other issues/enhancements/questions that could come in handy

http://www.mydellmini.com/forum/dell...2-18-09-a.html

Thanks very much!

[DeerSteak]

Originally Posted by ppafford

There's a bug with NBI where kextcache thinks the extensions aren't valid when in safe mode.
Link

Just found this out for myself. Whew, was glad that re-running NBI in regular OS X fixed it.

[evenablindsquirrel]

I've tried every fix available on these forums to fix the audio device on my Dell Mini 10v running SNL 10.6.1 and none of them are working. Any further advice?

[ppafford]

@evenablindsquirrel have you done any hardware mods? (Like upgrade the RAM). If no then I would suggest running NBI 0.8.4RC1 to fix the Audio Issue