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05-14-2010, 02:58 AM
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Well I am pretty sure the iDeneb update would work, I can't guarantee it, but you may need to reinstall kexts, I would not recommend updating anyway, iAtkos already gives you 10.5.7 anyways, Theres not much difference. But as I said have not tried to update this system so the outcome is un-certain.
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05-14-2010, 03:55 AM
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I see you use two different disks for your two O.S.: Windows 7 and Leopard, isn't it?
I have 3 in my 160 GB disk and I notice something: the time in Mac and Windows changes when I boot to anyone of them. I think that when I load Mac, the Windows time freezes, and when I load Windows, the Mac time and date freezes xD Does that happen to you? And thanks for the info about the Update 
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05-15-2010, 04:56 AM
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Well I wouldn't say that, better doesn't always mean that it can run OSx86, And I do have a time problem with my eTower, it does change the time so that is it hours off, I am pretty sure that it happens on most systems, there is a kext that corrects this problem, I am gonna test it here soon, I think what it does is it makes the system base (which is UNIX) read the time and date from the bios in the same format as Windows would so that it would not be different times being read from the BIOS.But I only have Leopard installed on my L305 so I wouldn't know if there is or is not a problem on this particular machine.
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05-15-2010, 04:59 AM
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It sounds like the L305-S5902 would run OSx86, but it may require different kexts for the hardware, I am guessing it has Realtek network cards in it, intel graphics ( hopefully more supported than the x4500).
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05-15-2010, 06:48 AM
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What I tried to say it's that the L305 models of Toshiba (in my opinion) can run the Leopard without problems. However, if the processor or some hardware differs, it's obvious that you'll have to get the right Kext files :P
Concerning the topic of the time/date I partially solved my problem with the most simplest I could do: synchronize the time/date with a server. However, this fails if I'm not connected to Internet. I'm testing the 3G support pal, I found that there is an application which manages the Huawei modem (in my case) to connect to Internet. Even though the device is correctly detected and I can see that the network is detected too, I can't connect. I'm trying to configure the Network Settings to see if I get it working. If I get any results I'll post them here.
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05-15-2010, 06:52 AM
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I don't know if this is forbidden, but I found the following list of Toshiba laptops running Mac OS X. This is based on information from http://wiki.osx86project.org. (Note: not all devices work properly)
Photos of Hackintosh Toshiba Laptops | Gearzap Blog If this is incorrect to do in these forums, excuse me. You can delete my post, no problem
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05-21-2010, 08:23 PM
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Hi everyone!
Now I can really say that my Hackintosh is fully working (: There were some things that I couldn't get working but after some googling everything gets more clear :P Well, I feel that I must post my research (even if I'm saying things you may already know): -Get microphone working As you may already know, in Mac there's only one hole for Audio/Mic. In the package that 00010 provided there's a Kext whose name is "VoodooHDA" and is supossed to make the microphone work. However (and I still don't know why) that Kext didn't work for me. So, I decided to Google for another solution and I found this: VoodooHDA - Get Microphone and Audio In working on your Hackintosh! You download the Kext files with the Prefs Pane and install them just as you did before (obviously read the instructions!). You restart and you should have your Mic working correctly (: That helped me a lot to use Skype or to make some recordings I needed. I have to go now, but in my next post I'll try to explain how to make working Hawuei 3G modems, which are used to connect to Internet and need a specific Application to get them working. Until then, Cheers! 
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05-25-2010, 03:27 AM
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As I promised, here I go with the info on how to connect a 3G Modem (worked for me and my Huawei e220 modem). Actually it's really simple, you go here:
http://www.novamedia.de/index_e.html And download the program, install it and read the manual to see how to configure it. You have to provide this data: -APN -User -Pass You fill the info and that's it! Hope I helped someone xD And BTW, I have to ask if there is anything new about the Mac Software in our laptops? Have you (00010) resolved the problem of the graphics? Sometimes when I want to enter to Macintosh, the screen goes blue and gets frozen. I have to restart until I can get in :S CheerS!
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