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Anyone who downloads files from around the web, ftp, torrents, and elsewhere will eventually wind up with a lot of archive clutter sitting around on their Mac in the form of tons of zip, rar, sit, and other compressed file formats. This is because the default behavior is set for archives to maintain their existence even after their contents are extracted, a reasonable but conservative setting that can cause users to forget about the original archive file(s). Rather than having an unruly mess of compressed file containers scattered throughout the OS X file system, a better solution for many is to adjust the Archive Utility preferences to automatically relocate the origin archive to a central folder after the contents have been extracted, this insures you’ll only have a single place to look for archives and makes it much easier to manage. Go anywhere in the OS X Finder, and hit Command+Shift+G to summon “Go To Folder”, enter the following path the box: /System/Library/CoreServices/ Loc...

Yes, you can still lock the screen orientation in iOS 7 to prevent the display from rotating itself when an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch has been physically turned onto its side. The orientation lock is now in a quicker access location contained within Control Center, making it much faster to access from anywhere than it was before. Regardless, if you’re a creature of habit and haven’t found the setting since it has been moved, don’t feel too bad. Here’s how to get to it faster than ever with Control Center: Swipe up from the very bottom of the display to summon Control Center – you can be on the lock screen, at the home screen, or in an app Locate the “Orientation Lock” button in the upper right corner, tap on it to toggle ON or OFF The orientation lock button will be highlighted in white to show it is enabled, and a little icon will appear in the topmost status bar to demonstrate if it’s on as well. Some users have reported that the screen orientation is stuck vertically or horizon...

Kext for the ESI Maya 44 PCI-Card. source

DPCIManager lists all of the PCI devices attached to your machine, along with their PCI IDs, vendor name, and device name. It will also retrieve the kext loaded for that device, important when troubleshooting. The new status tab gathers all of the most important info about your system into one place. ACPI table extraction makes it easy to edit your DSDT or other tables easily. Now includes ROM flashing. Features Lists all PCI devices with their names Can self-update PCI ID database Extract DSDT and other ACPI tables Retrieve kext loaded for a device View status of various systems, important for hackintoshing Submit PCI List anonymously to help device naming Now makes kext suggestions if nothing loaded Adds BIOS ROM flashing https://sourceforge....ts/dpcimanager/ source

ACPI Machine Language IDE for OS X A native AML compiler and IDE for OS X, with syntax coloring, tree navigation, automated patching, online patch file repositories, and iASL binary updates. Written entirely in Cocoa, conforms to OS X guidelines source

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OpenZFS was announced in September 2013 as the truly open source successor to the ZFS project . Our community brings together developers from the illumos, FreeBSD, Linux, and OS X platforms , and a wide range of companies that build products on top of OpenZFS. OpenZFS is an outstanding storage platform that encompasses the functionality of traditional filesystems, volume managers, and more, with consistent reliability, functionality and performance across all distributions : illumos Webpage GitHub FreeBSD Webpage GitHub ZFS on Linux Webpage GitHub ZFS-OSX MacZFS GitHub Goals The high-level goals of OpenZFS are: to raise awareness of the quality, utility, and availability of open source implementations of ZFS to encourage open communication about ongoing efforts to improve open source ZFS to ensure consistent reliability , functionality, and performance of all distributions of ZFS. The main technical goal of OpenZFS is easier sharing of code between platforms....

Support: Realtek RTL8811AU - Interface USB 2.0, 802.11 abgn+ac, MIMO 1x1, 433Mbit/s Realtek RTL8812AU - Interface USB 3.0, 802.11 abgn+ac, MIMO 2x2, 867Mbit/s OS: 10.4 10.5 10.6 10.7 10.8+ Support Devices: ( Name [ product_id : vendor_id ] ) ASUS_USB-AC56 [6098:2821] Abocom_AC [34834:1976] Belkin_F9L1106_v2 [4361:1293] Belkin_F9L1106v2 [4358:1293] Buffallo [578:1041] Dlink_DWA-171 [13076:8193] Dlink_DWA-180 [13078:8193] Dlink_DWA-182 [13077:8193] Dlink_DWA-182_B1 [13075:8193] Dlink_DWA-183 [13070:8193] Edimax_EW-7811UAC [43025:29586] Edimax_EW-7822UAC [43042:29586] EnGenius_AC [256:5952] Hawking_AC [34:3686] IO_DATA_WN-AC867U [2386:1211] Linksys_WUSB6300 [63:5041] Logitec_LAN-W866ACU3 [366:1929] Loopcomm_ACA1 [37015:5263] Netgear_A6100 [36946:2118] Planex_GW-900D [43824:8217] RTL8811AU [2065:3034] RTL8812AU [34834:3034] RTL8812AU-VL [34843:3034] RTL8812AU-VN [34844:3034] RTL8812AU-VS [34842:3034] Sitecom_WLA7100 [116:3574] TEW_804UB [32843:8436] TEW_805UB [32859:8436] Western_AC [15...

Personal Hotspot lets you share a devices cellular data connection with other devices or computers by turning a device into a wi-fi router, and it’s easily one of the better features of the iPhone and cellular iPad models (and Android phones for that matter). The iOS Personal Hotspot usually functions without a hitch, but sometimes the connection can appear flakey and connected devices will drop off the network completely, or have intermittent connection drops with significant packet loss. This is likely a software problem that will be addressed in future iOS updates, but in the meantime there’s a fairly simple fix that seems to resolve the issue completely for clients who are experiencing dropped connections. The trick? Set the network configurations yourself, which prevents Personal Hotspot from assigning DHCP information to clients, and seems to resolve the intermittent connection problems completely. From the Device Running Personal Hotspot You’ll obviously need Personal Hotspo...

Features: Installing Chameleon with boot0, boot0hfs and boot0md install methods. Updating Chameleon only by replacing boot file. Downloading latests revs from server. EFI Partitions are supported! org.chameleon.Boot.plist editor. SMBios.plist editor. Modules manager. DSDT: Compiling, Deassembling, Patching and Extracting. Themes downloader. bdmesg diagnostic messages reader. Works on Snow Leopard, Lion, Mountain Lion and Mavericks. Universal binary: x86_64 and i386. Please report me any bugs or ideas for new features. I would never make this application without support and ideas by osx86.org.pl team. Thank you, guys! Thanks a lot to the whole Chameleon team for the awesome work. Thanks to all, who translated this application. Official threads: Polish: http://forum.osx86.o...zard-vt4716.htm English: http://www.insanelym...howtopic=257464 Changelog: http://dl.dropbox.co...ler/rnotes.html THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY janek202 and All-Seeing Interactive ''AS IS'' AN...

layoutid=12 please patch dsdt use layoutid. work in lenovo y470 y460. source

Codec: VIA VT2020/VT2021 Address: 2 Vendor Id: 0x11060441 Subsystem Id: 0x1458a014 Revision Id: 0x100100 This is the version of Applehda.Kext Mountain Lion 10.8.5 hope it works for everyone! Note: You must change the Layout to 4 in the DSDT patch HDEF. Esta é a versão de Applehda.Kext de Mountain Lion 10.8.5 espero que trabalhe para todos! Nota: É necessário mudar o Layout para 4 no patch HDEF do DSDT. Method (_DSM, 4, NotSerialized) { Store (Package (0x0c) { "built-in", Buffer (One) { 0x00 }, "layout-id", Buffer (0x04) { 0x04, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }, "PinConfigurations", ...

Bluetooth Re-Enabler after 10.8.5 Update The 2 kexts (IOBluetoothHIDDriver.kext & IOBluetoothFamily.kext) are from OSX 10.8.2 with version 4.1.2 , they fixed my bluetooth problem for me in OSX 10.8.5. After last 10.8.5 update these 2 kexts where updated to version 4.1.7 , this gave several issues with my internal Bluetooth device on my Lenovo T61 ThinkPad. I wasn't able to use Bluetooth in OSX anymore!! But these 2 kexts from 10.8.2 worked fine for me! Drag and drop these two kexts into Kextutility or install manually.. Reboot.. Good hack!! ProtocolX™ source

The Dock sits at the bottom of the screen on every Mac by default, and it will stay there unless it has been relocated either with a settings adjustment or a key modifier. If you’d like to switch the location of where the OS X Dock resides, you can easily do so with either method outlined below, using System Preferences which is the better known method, or the faster but lesser known trick of using the Shift key and dragging the Dock handle to a different region on screen. Relocate the Dock to the Left or Right with System Preferences Open System Preferences from the  Apple menu, then choose the “Dock” panel Look for “Position on Screen” and select either “Left”, “Bottom”, or “Right” The locations are fairly self explanatory, but you may wish to experiment with each of them yourself to get a better idea of how moving the Dock impacts general use. Something important to keep in mind is that the Dock icon sizes will generally be larger when the Dock is shown on the bottom of the scree...