Snow Leopard works! Some problems... Should be easy to fix!

[kj.web]

Hi do you have the Extensa 5620z?
I have the sound working with: ALCinject.kext
And voodoohda.kext.

Fix keyyboard with:
http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/ind...owtopic=117359

Good luck with WIFI, mine is also not working (ar5007eg)
Battery:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?zwortweje3w
That's the one that work by me.

Show HDD's:
http://www.infinitemac.com/attachmen...3&d=1246048073

[DocShadow]

7. I see something about waiting for dsmos while booting in verbose mode.

I do not get this message.

[BeSweeet]

Some updates:
1. Battery meter is working . Says "Service Battery" though lol.
2. Audio still doesn't work. Look at the picture below to see what I see during verbose boot.
3. Verbose mode says something about DSMOS... My computer kinda just sits there until DSMOS comes back.
4. slic's PS2 drivers didn't do anything. At least with VoodooPS2, my keyboard would work :\.
5. My drives on my desktop show up as folders instead of drives. UPDATE! They seem to be showing as drives now.
6. My DVD drive isn't detected .

When I use VoodooPS2 and try to go to the preference pane in System Preferences, it says that a Synaptics touchpad wasn't found.

Just updated the first post a tad.

Here's a screenshot of everything I have in /E/E:


And here's a picture of what I see during verbose boot:


Maybe I'm not installing the kext's right or something?? Someone can connect to my computer with Teamviewer and see if you can dig up any dirt on all this stuff.

So, in short, here's the problems I'm having:
1. no audio
2. no trackpad
3. no keyboard
4. no wifi

Would like to get the all working soon .

Maybe I could just install my working drivers from Leopard?

ALSO! I think this is happening because of Snow Leopard... Look at this thread: http://computerforums.org/showthread.php?t=89207

That happens whenever I put Snow Leopard to sleep and reboot. My computer just sits at that screen forever. Can't even get into the BIOS. SO, I have to take the hard drive out, go into the BIOS, reset all the settings, and then boot. Kind of annoying unless I carry a screwdriver around with me everywhere.

[slic]

Originally Posted by BeSweeet Maybe I could just install my working drivers from Leopard?

If wokrs in leopard, should work in 32b snow :-)
Test it!

[DocShadow]

You don't need disabler.kext

I'm using vanilla AppleRTC.kext in S/L/E but then my dsdt has the CMOS reset fix.

Voodoo.kext must be in S/L/E ... it won't work in E/E

[BeSweeet]

How do I get the CMOS reset fix so I don't have to keep taking my hard drive out and resetting my BIOS's settings?

I got PS2 working, but it's only from my keyboard (as usual). It just doesn't detect my Synaptics trackpad.

Wifi (Atheros AR5007) problem: http://www.infinitemac.com/f57/ather...airport-t3724/

I never liked using VoodooHDA. Pushing mute doesn't actually mute everything. I can still hear audio. I want to use my usual HDApatcher/STAC9205 codecs that I use in Leopard.

If I try using those, it'll give me a kernel panic upon boot (because of AppleHDA.kext).

Audio is working, but it could be improved. I can drag the volume slider all the way down and there won't be any audio, but my mute button doesn't do anything... It will bring the slider down all the way but it doesn't actually adjust anything. I really hope that the HDA patcher works properly without giving me a kernel panic. I mainly want to get VoodooPS2 working.

Shutdown STILL doesn't work properly. My desktop will go away, and my wallpaper and cursor will stay there. After about a minute, the screen will go black. Then, after about 30 seconds, my computer will restart (instead of shutdown). Going to Restart will make my laptop restart like normal.

Sleep also doesn't work properly. It sleeps, but for 3 seconds. Then the laptop will wake up by itself.

UPDATE!: PS2 KB AND TP is working! Got that out of the way.

For some reason, restart is doing the same thing as shutdown... I don't know what I did. Can I re-do something that may fix this?

[slic]

Originally Posted by BeSweeet How do I get the CMOS reset fix so I don't have to keep taking my hard drive out and resetting my BIOS's settings?

Fix is here > http://www.box.net/shared/ya1o7i38m1
Remove AppleRTC in S/L/E and install this one )))

Originally Posted by BeSweeet If I try using those, it'll give me a kernel panic upon boot (because of AppleHDA.kext).

Do not patch the SNOW AppleHDA.kext
Patch the latest AppleHDA.kext from Leopard.
Then remove snow AppleHDA.kext and with kext helper install your patched AppleHDA from Leopard.

Originally Posted by BeSweeet Shutdown STILL doesn't work properly. My desktop will go away, and my wallpaper and cursor will stay there. After about a minute, the screen will go black. Then, after about 30 seconds, my computer will restart (instead of shutdown). Going to Restart will make my laptop restart like normal.

This behavior solved Perrmisions repair after i fixed all problems and installed kexts.
It's the constant installation of kexts and another fixes.

Originally Posted by BeSweeet Sleep also doesn't work properly. It sleeps, but for 3 seconds. Then the laptop will wake up by itself.

Yes, this normally on X3100...
Sleep doesn't work properly also on Leopard.
Yet we have to live without sleep

[nosmokingbandit]

Originally Posted by slic Fix is here > http://www.box.net/shared/ya1o7i38m1 Remove AppleRTC in S/L/E and install this one )))

Does this work on an efi partition?

[Imkantus]

Originally Posted by nosmokingbandit Does this work on an efi partition?

You don't need this any longer. See the Sticky Guide on how to fix it using DSDT.

[Tristano]

THX very very mach, sata2 hard drive its full working for my asus p5k