do you have the PS2 kexts in unibeast? check for that one

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MSI P5Q / C2D E8400 @ 3.0 Ghz / 8GB DDR2 800Mhz / PCIe ECS 9600GT 1Gb / ALC1200 / Windows 7 / OS X 10.8
ASUS K50IN (SX004L) / C2D T6400 @ 2.0 Ghz / 4GB DDR2 800Mhz / nVidia G102M 512Mb / 15.6" HD/LED / ALC662 / Dell 1490 802.11g / Windows 7 / OS X 10.8

1. None that i can think of
2. No

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MSI P5Q / C2D E8400 @ 3.0 Ghz / 8GB DDR2 800Mhz / PCIe ECS 9600GT 1Gb / ALC1200 / Windows 7 / OS X 10.8
ASUS K50IN (SX004L) / C2D T6400 @ 2.0 Ghz / 4GB DDR2 800Mhz / nVidia G102M 512Mb / 15.6" HD/LED / ALC662 / Dell 1490 802.11g / Windows 7 / OS X 10.8

You won't succeed with Tony the Thief's methods.

Imagine buying a new car. You start using it but it's so different comparing to your old one that you can't accomplish some tasks that you knew how to do with the previous one.

If you were a rational person, you would spend some time to learn how to do this.
Otherwise - you would swap all parts of the new car with the ones from the old one, leaving just the body.

Why do I talk about cars?

The answer is:

If you use MultiBeast, UniBeast and other Tony the Thief's "tools" - you are like the guy who swaps all parts of the new car with the ones from the old one...

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If you really want to use such a buggy OS as Lion is - try to use my method, replacing some parts with Lion-compatible kexts etc.

Otherwise - stick to my tutorial and you will get a perfect, stable Hackintosh.

Unfortunately, Mac OS X Lion is still way too buggy imho.

is it possible to install more than 4 GB Ram? Anyone have any idea about this?

My opinion also.

btw Happy new year and may we have a great 2012!

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MSI P5Q / C2D E8400 @ 3.0 Ghz / 8GB DDR2 800Mhz / PCIe ECS 9600GT 1Gb / ALC1200 / Windows 7 / OS X 10.8
ASUS K50IN (SX004L) / C2D T6400 @ 2.0 Ghz / 4GB DDR2 800Mhz / nVidia G102M 512Mb / 15.6" HD/LED / ALC662 / Dell 1490 802.11g / Windows 7 / OS X 10.8

I just need to say hello for good people from wich posts i suceseed to make my snow leo on asus. Still i have a same problem. When i start my laptop i need to reset few times to get a proper boot. In these situations i have a problem with usb mouse and keyboard. Sometimes my keyboard wont work, sometimes its a usb problem. Can someone point me, what im doing wrong. I already read something about dsdt configuration, (man of the oak mention something about his problem with keyboard and usb problem), but im a newbee in this world so i have a big problem to understand, these days im studying how to do that, because i everything tried to do but no results. I put my kexts from extra folder to S/L/E but no result, same problem again. Can someone explain me how to patch m dsdt. Im curently on Snow Leo 10.6.6. should i update it to 10.6.8? This is only whats left to do. I feel bad because everything works ok except that problem.

I have asus k50in with nvidia g102m

i will try to install 10.7 in k40in.
hopefully i can make it to 10.7.2 update
before the MOUNTAIN LION comes.

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Asus K40IN vx128
T6600 2.2GHz, ICH9M chipset.
nVidia GeForce G102M CUDA 512MB
Atheros 9285 Live, 2GB 800Mhz, LED display
OS X 10.6.7/Windows 7 ultimate x64
MacBook Retina LION. 512GB SSD. 8GBMem
iPhone 4s 64GB iOS 5.1.1
Samsung GALAXY S III
New iPAD 16gb iOS 5.1.1

I dont think so as the nVidia MCP79 was designed for 4Gb of RAM at most.

i think that you should follow man_of_the_oak`s tutorial step by step for having a working OS X (insert any version number here )

Well i gotta report that i successfully installed Mountain Lion 10.8 DP1 on the K50IN and must say its running much better than Lion was on the same hardware. Maybe once its out of beta man_of_the_oak and myself can update the DSDT part with the needed fixes for 10.8 so we can happily enjoy the upcoming update on our notebooks,

Cheers

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MSI P5Q / C2D E8400 @ 3.0 Ghz / 8GB DDR2 800Mhz / PCIe ECS 9600GT 1Gb / ALC1200 / Windows 7 / OS X 10.8
ASUS K50IN (SX004L) / C2D T6400 @ 2.0 Ghz / 4GB DDR2 800Mhz / nVidia G102M 512Mb / 15.6" HD/LED / ALC662 / Dell 1490 802.11g / Windows 7 / OS X 10.8

Hi all!
I started my experience with Notebook Hackintoshing with this thread! Thank to all!
Now I got a running ASUS K50IN with the following:

2.2 GHz Core Duo T6600
NVIDIA GeForce G102M 512MB CUDA
ALC662

The OS version is 10.7.3
The steps I did:
1) Followed this. (boot with flags: -v -f -s PCIRootUID=0)
2) Installed /E/E folder from existing Snow Leopard. (you can also use the method on InsanelyMac if you modify the "install" folder with your Kexts and DSDT).
2) PS/2 working with kexts in folder at the end.
3) For getting battery working I used VooDooBattery.kext (in folder at the end) and installed it in /E/E
4) Install some kexts to /S/L/E (The same as the man_of_the_oak's kexts)
5) Move all kexts from /E/E to /S/L/E with MultiBeast (screenshot in the folder). This adds UseKernelCache=Yes in boot.plist
6) Install Ethernet Lnx2Mac kexts and a kext for wireless that gives me frequent kernel panics with only the DSDT. (Atheros AR9285)
7) Install Combo Update 10.7.3 and Repair Permissions with Kext Wizard.

MultiBeast:

I need help with getting sleep working. System go to sleep but nothing is working after waking up.

SleepEnabler.kext causes KP

Is there a method to get this working? I'm frustrated
Scuse me for my english, I'm from Italy

EDIT: Forgot to place AppleACPIPlatform in Battery folder. Here it is the zip:http://www.mediafire.com/?9m1cu8466m70hnk

Succesfully reainstalled SL on SL with method provided by Man of the Oak, thank you, now i can rest in peace and think thats all good with kext, compiled DSDT without errors and warning etc..

But i have a litle bug with sound, when some sound notification ocure, like send message in adium, or contact comes online, or just use system volume control, firstly i can hear crank sound like Crsdfjsn and after its going good. If were music on background all going fine and no cranky sound follows for notification.

Is there any fix for this? I thinking about workaround with some music player with song on repeat, and the trick is to get track with hight khz thats we cant hear or speakers cant play.