how did you get the audio working? can u send me a link?

also, have you tried the onboard nforce network? i'm following the this insturuction, but not yet get my network run

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=12933&st=0

also, my leopard hasn't recongized the amd processor yet. it still says "2.61 ghz unknown"

if i instal osx in ide hd and than i do what you say here i can after erase
my sata ?

bringtheone: That's normal. Look here, there's a thread how about fixing this.

http://osx.kbot.de/comments.php?DiscussionID=15&page=1#Item_1

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@ naquaada

do you mean the "2.61 ghz unknown"? what a pitty, it just looks so awful

does anybody happen to use nForce on board networking controller?

what is your audio card? onboard? is it the acl888? thats what mine is... I used the AppleHDA patcher found <a href="http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=32859&hl=hda+patcher">here</a>.

I personally used <a href="http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=18274">this version of the Patcher</a> and then the text file attached to make it work. remember when you download the text file that it needs to be dragged and dropped onto the Patcher icon in the .txt format.

Before you drag the .txt file onto the icon, you must remove your old AppleHDA.kext file from <b>/System/Library/Extensions</b> then you can drag and drop it on. This did the trick for me.

if it doesn't work for you with my specifics, try different codec dumps <a href="http://psykopat.free.fr/apple/AppleHDA/">found here</a>. Hope this helps with the sound.


As for the Processor readout.. I'm not sure, mine shows up natively so I haven't delved into that area yet. Hope Putt's link works for ya. We're rootin for ya so you can add to the discussions of how kick-@$$ it is to have OSX running on your personal Hacintosh. Later.

Cheers.

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first of all, thx nfoav8or for you reply.

actually, i've got my built-in audio working at the moment. i installed a mpkg called alc888audio. it's easy to install, (some how like installing driver in windows) and worked just fine. but the weird thing is that there is no built-in audio recognized in system profiler...

the only main problem now left is the built-in ethernet. it's a nforce networking controller, VED_03EF VEN_10DE.

i've been trying forcedeth, but seems not working...

i modified the info.plist and add my VED and VEN into it.

now leopard can recognize my ethernet and show it's connected. however, i can still not get through to internet...

can any one tell me why?

btw, if i set "using dhcp" in network config, it get a wrong ip address (my router assigns ip from 192.168.1.100 to 192.168.1.110, however, the ip i get by dhcp is 168.96.1.***) also, i cannot get to the mainpage of my router

pls, help!

configure it manually

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