[CodF4ther]

Originally Posted by starkruzr

Sorry, I wasn't clear - under the dsdt generated with 0.8.2, it still resetted Legacy BIOS. Under all the dsdts generated with 0.8.3RC*, it still resetted Legacy BIOS. It has resetted Legacy BIOS with no changes since I installed Snow Leopard.

You likely have a second dsdt.aml file in the root of your HD from a previous install. The only dsdt.aml should be in /Extra. Delete the extra file, reboot and you should be good to go.

[outphase]

Chameleon 2.0 RC4 is out. It should go well with 0.8.3 RC5

Chameleon: Chameleon 2.0-RC4 is out!

[meklort]

Actually, most of those changes are already incorporated in 0.8.3 RC4, I'll include some of the of the changes not already in our version (assuming it's helpful), but it *won't* be Chameleon 2.0 RC4 (just like we currently don't use RC3).

[bsoplinger1]

Originally Posted by meklort

…but it *won't* be Chameleon 2.0 RC4 (just like we currently don't use RC3).

We have a unique to NBI/NBM version of Chameleon? Its not RC2?

Just curious.

[meklort]

Quick anser is we are using RC3 plus the following (and more) patches
- Notifies xnu of a postboot ramdisk
- Patches the 10.2.0 kernel (10.6.2)
- Loads Extensions.mkext form /Extra/10.x in the ramdisk (before was only for form a harddrive)
- Backs up bios's dsdt. Allows NBI to regenerate the dsdt without having to reboot first.

Changes in my local copy but not in NBI (yet)
- edid patch - Lets us determine the native lcd resolution
- 915resolution patch - Sets the video mode to the native resolution, even if not supported by the video bios (patches it)
- Enhanced kernel patching support. Now locates the cpuid_set_info function and comments out the first occurrence of panic (replaces with nops). This make it no longer kernel dependent and can (should) patch a new kernel without any issue.

[mobkon]

Can't find anyone who has had my issue.

I Upgraded to 10.6.2 without reading anything on these boards first (dumb I know). I'm able to boot into OSX, but I have no network card recognized and no audio. Also it takes a full minute to shut down or restart when it was seconds before. I was running 10.6.1 solidly which I'm kinda bashing my head in as to WHY I updated.

I can't find anyone who's had this exact problem. Anyone have a solution?

[meklort]

have you rerun NBI 0.8.3 RC4?

[mobkon]

Originally Posted by meklort

have you rerun NBI 0.8.3 RC4?

Well, I hadn't done that, so I did. And now it won't boot into OSX at all. I get a kernal panic about 3 seconds after the apple shows up. Argh.

[meklort]

Boot in verbose mode (-v) and post the error that you are getting.

[funnysac]

Originally Posted by meklort

Boot in verbose mode (-v) and post the error that you are getting.

does the audio work fully on the dell mini 9 yet?
headphone jack and mic?