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  Here is the solution for non-working ALC888 onboard sound chip: Install this package which includes Toleda's ALC888 AppleHDA legacy version. It will do all the needed operations, just install it after installing iATKOS ML2 for your failed ALC888.

It means that: - You may have a faulty dmg file >>> check md5 if it is correct or not. if so download the iATKOS ML2 again. - You may have a faulty burn/DVD-Blu-Ray/read. This may be due to your faulty DVD/Blu-Ray drive or low quality DVD/Blu-Ray >> Burn at the lowest speed. You may have to burn it on another computer. - "Install Failed" error may be faced on some laptop computers due to overheating of the cpu >> Place the laptop in a refrigrator or a deep freezer during install 

Main System Updates: Using software updater to apply main system updates is easier with iATKOS ML2 for most computers. Some drivers and patches will be overwritten and some will be non-functional, so computers that need these drivers and patches will need to take some actions after updating. These packages are: - SSD Trim support:  You will have to reinstall /Library/Temp/IOAHCIFamilyTrim.kext after updating. - Sound:  Delete /System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext after updating before first reboot, otherwise you may face kernel panic. - nVidia's 10.8.2 drivers:  They will be overwritten after the update. If you need nVidia's drivers then download them from nvidia.com (if exists for your new updated system) and install after update before reboot, or do not update your system until nvidia releases drivers for the new 10.8 update. - OpenCL RAM 2GB+ patch:  This patch may be non-functional after update. You will have to wait/follow OSX86 world for the patch for the ne...

Customize: - This is the most important part of the installation. - There is already a basic default profile chosen and adding 2 or 3 packages to default profile will probably be enough for most computers. - You may have to try plenty of times to find the best configuration for your computer if you don't have enough experience on target hardware, so don't come to the forum complaining like "I installed 3 times but it still does not work..". - Please read the descriptions of the packages carefully. Here are the common and important ones for customizing your installation: Bootloader Options - Graphics Enabler:  This should be selected for most VGA cards except for some newer models like nVidia Kepler GTX 6xx series, some ATI 6xxx/5xxx series gpus. Booting with additional "ATIConfig=xx" command may let some of these ATI cards work with GraphicsEnabler. "xx" is the ATI framebuffer name for target model (search it on google).  - Kernel Cache:  This flag...

Upgrade from previous versions: - You can upgrade your existing Lion (10.7.x) and Mountain Lion (10.8.x) installations to Mountain Lion 10.8.2 or make a refresh install to your problematic 10.8.2 system (keeping your applications, user accounts, user settings and user data) by using iATKOS ML2. To upgrade from Snow Leopard (10.6.x), you should first upgrade to Lion (10.7.x) by using iATKOS L2 or any other methods. - I advice you to try a clean install to another hdd on your computer before upgrade, to see that if it actually works on your computer or not and to determine your install selection list. - You will need to re-install your special device drivers after upgrade. i.e. your m-audio firewire sound driver, your 3G modem driver, your ATI video card driver.. - Some of your applications that runs on the previous versions of OS X may not be compatible with Mountain Lion 10.8.2, so know that they may fail after upgrade. Search for your existing software/driver compatibility for Mountai...

Starting the Installation: - Boot your computer from iATKOS ML2 media  (Dual Layer DVD, Blu-Ray or USB Media) Most OSX86 compatible computers will be able to boot iATKOS ML2 media by default (without entering commands), but some computers will need some boot flag(s)/command(s) to be entered at boot promt. If you are booting from DVD/Blu-Ray, then you need to press F8 in first 10 seconds for boot promt. Common boot flags/commands for iATKOS ML2 install media: - You can enter without quotes ("). - You can try combinations by adding a space between them, i.e. "-v cpus=1". "GraphicsEnabler=Yes"  This is needed for Intel HD 4000 installation. "cpus=1"  This may be needed for some 2011 socket motherboards and some laptop computers. TSC Sync should be selected for those 2011 socket motherboards during install. Kernel Patcher should be selected for those problematic laptop computers. "UseKernelCache=No"  This command is needed for computers that fre...

Information: - 64-bit/32-bit thing: Mac OS X Mountain Lion is a 64-bit operating system which means that it can only boot in 64-bit mode. 32-bit applications will work but loading a 32-bit compiled driver/module/kext is not possible for Mountain Lion. Therefore applications that need their own 32bit-only modules (kexts) may partially or totally fail. - You can make clean, upgrade and refresh installs to your existing OSX86 system using iATKOS ML2. Please read the related section. - Easy installation on Software RAID volumes. No additional user actions needed. Please read the related section. - nvidia graphics cards will have less problems with OS X 10.8 using iATKOS ML2 because of the automated id injection. - Network devices will be auto-detected. - Onboard sound devices will be auto-detected. Thanks to Andy Vandijck and Voodoo team. - Using software updater to apply main system updates just like real Macs on most computers is possible using iATKOS ML2. Please read the related section...

MultiBeast for Lion , the ultimate post-installation utility, has been updated to version 4.7 to support OS X 10.7.5. Internal Changes: - Updated hnak's AppleIntelE1000e Ethernet to v2.1.7. - Updated Chimera to v1.11.1- Changed Drivers & Bootloaders -> Drivers -> Realtek ALC8xx -> Without DSDT to also install appropriate patched AppleHDA- Fixed EasyBeast and UserDSDT install to delete previous version of FakeSMC.kext if found.- Fixed VoodooHDA 0.2.7.3 install to delete AppleHDA.kext. >>> Go to Download <<<

Dual Booting Windows 8 + iATKOS ML with both Magic Trackpad and Magic Mouse - Bluetooth Setup 1. In Windows first download: • The latest version of PTools from  http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/s.../bb896649.aspx  , this will allow you to edit your registry as 'System' later, allowing you to edit your bluetooth device link keys. • Bootcamp drivers for both Magic Mouse and the Magic Trackpad (you can get these from  http://www.trackpadmagic.com  or follow the guide there for installation of Bootcamp 4.0 drivers using 7-zip 4.65 and BootCampESD.pkg • Mouse and Trackpad utilities from:  http://www.trackpadmagic.com 2. Install PTools  (put files in System Drive:\Windows\System32) 3. Install the drivers for both the trackpad and the magic mouse 4. As you would ordinarily, connect both the trackpad and magic mouse via bluetooth  (Add Device etc..) 5. Once installed, right-click and select 'Properties' for either one of the devices and go to the 'Blue...

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Multibeast had been causing problems with the boot on 10.8.x installs, but in this new update Chimera has been improved! Internal Changes: Updated FakeSMC and Plugins to kozlek's branch v4.3.4 Updated patched 10.8.0 AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext >>> GO TO OFFICIAL Multibeast SITE >>>

We have to inject some properties in the device tree. The  Chameleon v2  bootloader does that automatically for many cards, you just have to enable the  GraphicsEnabler  option and configure the  PciRoot  (only if it's not zero). In the file  com.apple.Boot.plist         <key> GraphicsEnabler </key>         <string> y </string>         <key> PciRoot </key>         <string> 1 </string> You can use the app  Lizard  ( LINK ). Check the  Graphics Injection  option, click on  Auto-detect value  in  PCIRoot  and  save . In Lizard preferences, configure the  Extra folder Path . Select the Extra folder in the partition where you installed Chameleon. There are kexts for that (NVenabler, NVinject, EvoEnabler, among others) but they do exactly the same thing, inject properties, they are n...

>>> DOWNLOAD nVidia Injection <<< First about  display-cfg . It describes what type of screen is attached. The last two bytes are made up as following: If some condition (unknown yet, we thought it had to do with if a screen is attached to that output, which it had not) is met we get: BYTE : Display - Number BYTE : I2C Read Offset BYTE : 0xFF BYTE : 0xFF If the unknown condition above is not met its build up as following regarding the type of screen attached. For ANALOG: BYTE : Display - Number BYTE : I2C Read Offset BYTE : 0xFF BYTE : 0x00 For TV: BYTE : Display - Number BYTE : I2C Read Offset BYTE : 0xFF BYTE : 0x01 And for everything else like LVDS, TMDS and Display-Port BYTE : Display - Number BYTE : I2C Read Offset BYTE : DCB Entry OR ( guessing ) BYTE : 0x03 There is one display-cfg for each screen. Here an example (note we have to swap bytes to inject): ANALOG @ 0 , display - cfg < 00FFXX00 >  XX = I2C Read Offset @ 1 , d...