#3,519 by Dispatches #2,107 by Author Reads #5,478 by Thread Reach Member #24,167

@DutchNeb58

InfiniteMac community contributor with 2 recorded dispatches, 1 lead technical dossiers (4,720 direct reads), participating in discussions reaching 4,720 historical readers.

Dispatches 2 Ranked #3,519 of 6,691

Author Reads 4,720 Ranked #2,107 · 1 dossiers

Thread Reach 4,720 Ranked #5,478 in reach

Lead Dossiers 1 4,720 avg reads / dossier

Member Number #24,167 Joined 2010-02-16

Active Window 2010 2010-03-01

Preserved Forum Signature & OSx86 Rig

15.4" Dell Vostro 1500
1.4 Ghz Intel Dual Core
2 Meg Memory, 500 GB HD
GMA x3100 Graphics
10.6.2 Snow Leopard running 64bit
Speedstep works, No HDA Audio yet, No Screen wake after Sleep, No SD Card Reader yet, No CPU Temps in iStat, No Battery Icon

Archive Standing: #3,519 of 6,691 by Dispatches (2 notes) · #2,107 of 3,454 by Author Readership (4,720 reads across 1 dossiers) · #5,478 by Thread Reach (4,720 cumulative reads)
InfiniteMac ID: Member #24,167 · Joined 2010-02-16
Frequent Thread Collaborators: @mecanoiz @uman

Dispatches by Mac OS X Collection

Distribution across 1 technical boards

Snow Leopard 10.6

2 (100%)

Lead Dossiers Authored by @DutchNeb58 (1)

4,720 cumulative reads on threads started by @DutchNeb58

Dossier Title & Summary	Collection	Readership
What identifies my system as a Laptop to Snow Leopard I was attempting to solve a power/ battery Icon related issue with a a rather well known contributor on another site. He was getting rather frustrated and his final message to me was, "Ensure that your system is identified as a laptop."…	Snow Leopard 10.6	4,720 reads 2010-03-01 · 5 notes

Field Notes & Technical Dispatches (1)

Direct links into threads where @DutchNeb58 contributed solutions & commentary

Thread & Dispatch Excerpt	Collection	Date & Reach
What identifies my system as a Laptop to Snow Leopard “Okay, But what happens before the SMBios gets populated for the first time... I've already edited the SMBios.plist information to identify my machine as a Macbook Pro. Doing that should allowed switching the SMBios data to allow such things…”	Snow Leopard 10.6	2010-03-01 4,720 dossier reads