I have rebuilt the ATI ATA driver so that it runs perfectly and without deprecation on Snow Leopard.

Download including sources:
http://rapidshare.com/files/293932720/AppleATIATA-7.zip

Enjoy...

I have an AppleATIATA.kext in E/E. Can you tell me what is to do with this files from your package?

And sorry for my english

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Motherboard Name: Asus M4A77D
CPU Typ: AMD Phenom II X4 955
RAM: 4096 MB (DDR2-800 DDR2 SDRAM)
USB Controller: ATI SB710 - OHCI USB Controller
Sound: VIA 7.1 Audio (VT1708S) - High Definition Audio Controller
Video: NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT (512 MB)
Network: Realtek RTL8139 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter PCI

You can replace it with this one in /Extra/Extensions
Make sure permissions are set to root:wheel and file mode is 755.
Then repack /Extra/Extensions.mkext

Hey andy can you tell whats the difference between this kext and the previous atiata.

I recently had a serious mac error out of the blue. I had a perfect hackintosh running with your 1.0.3 (-7) version or atiata for one month, then all of a sudden the mac hfs partition would refuse to mount.

I had to reformat and reinstall snowleopard. This time I dedicated the 1 whole HD to snowleopard (guid) and reverted back to the older atiata 1.0.2 in hopes that this never happens again.

What are the improvements of your 1.0.3 version?

Thanks


sb710 chipset
2 SATA HD's (ide mode)
Snow Leopard 10.6.4

Hi Andy,

I am trying to install Hazard's SL 10.6.2 on my AMD Athlon X2 4600+ with Gigabyte GA-MA74GM-S2 (AMD 740+SB700).

I have installed the above provided extension but I get this error in both 64-bit mode and 32-bit mode:

Failed to load extension com.apple.driver.AppleATIATA.

I have verified the permissions and ownerships. Everything seems to be fine but I am unable to boot.

I am already using iPC 10.5.6 with AppleATIATA-6 kext and it is working great.

Please help me!

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Dear Andy,

I hope you can shed some light on whats going on here, The AppleATIATA.kext works and is placed in /E/E but now I have trouble burning discs in my OS X.

Now In system profiler it says burning supported (Generic Drive support) but when i check in disk utility it goes Burning Unsupported.

It clicked to me when I tried burning discs with toast and found I got a communication error previously I could burn with toast. This happens for both optical drives.

Do you think removing the kext might solve this issue?

Regards,
Ash

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Dear Andy, thank you for all your hard work on this community,
but can you look again on ATI ATA kext you make for snow leopard, it works, but has some problems, I cant burn any discs, and maybe its possible to make it even faster?

hope you look at this thanks again.

anyone andy? have you red this

Hey gedna, the only way to get a sata dvd drive working is use ahci or raid mode(found in the bios), or use an ide dvd drive in conjunction with his kext and it burns discs. Thank you andy for working on this!

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thank for replay, i have already using ahci mode in bios, problems however is the same