I can't for the life of me figure out how to add my board ID to the mpkg.
See the section "Intermediate step - editing of the OSInstall.mpkg" in my updated Post #2 on Page 1.
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I can't for the life of me figure out how to add my board ID to the mpkg.
Well well... I just registered because of this topic. Fist of, nice work!
I have a White Macbook 3,1 (2007, GMA X3100 144 MB) with 3 GB Ram instead of two, and a SSD.
I succesfully installed Yosemite on my machine (with the normal boot.efi, the modified one didn't boot, btw. booted in my normal system when clicking on Yosemite Installation in StartUp). Had to delete the plist file via Terminal, all went fine.
2 (actually 3) big problems. First of, I installed every kext for graphics I could find, the Mavericks one from you worked a bit. Little less artifacts, but in System he still shows 6 MB Monitor. And my external display doesn't work. If you have the right kexts, I would really appreciate it.
Second, audio is not working, no success with kexts, only with Voodoo (out of your Mavericks patch), but good sound is clearly something else.
Third, its really really slow, I have no heavy CPU usage and have 1,5 GB free Ram, so its not that I guess. But even the mouse cursor hinks... If you have any suggestions, I'll be happy to try them.
Well well... I just registered because of this topic. Fist of, nice work!
I have a White Macbook 3,1 (2007, GMA X3100 144 MB) with 3 GB Ram instead of two, and a SSD.
I succesfully installed Yosemite on my machine (with the normal boot.efi, the modified one didn't boot, btw. booted in my normal system when clicking on Yosemite Installation in StartUp). Had to delete the plist file via Terminal, all went fine.
2 (actually 3) big problems. First of, I installed every kext for graphics I could find, the Mavericks one from you worked a bit. Little less artifacts, but in System he still shows 6 MB Monitor. And my external display doesn't work. If you have the right kexts, I would really appreciate it.
Second, audio is not working, no success with kexts, only with Voodoo (out of your Mavericks patch), but good sound is clearly something else.
Third, its really really slow, I have no heavy CPU usage and have 1,5 GB free Ram, so its not that I guess. But even the mouse cursor hinks... If you have any suggestions, I'll be happy to try them.
sorry for the ot, I have the same macbook, how is it working with the ssd? is it worth to update from @7200rpm hdd?
anyway, can you replace the opengl and opencl folders in yosemite with the folders I uploaded from lion? (backup first the original ones)
If the About my Mac still says 6 mb Moniter, the kexts are wrong! Get another copy. The slowness is likely a result of the kexts not reading correctly.
QUick note to say I succeeded to install Yosemite on my MacMini2,1.
I've read here : https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1740775/.
I'll work on adapting SFOTT this week-end and I've almost done it.
just have to ad extra steps needed for Yosemite.
http://oemden.com/?p=1352
many thanks to all of you for the instructions, you rock and I'll do all I can to have SFOOT working for Yosemite (I'm confident)
cheers.
do you have graphics acceleration ? if I remembrer well sfott doesn't work on macs with gma x3100 graphics
Why don't you try this by yourself and share your experiences with other users as reward for e.g. the Boot.efi, SFOTT or the many useful tipps & tricks?
Success! Went all fine with the 10.6.2 kexts on my GMA X3100. You can download the Combo Update directly from Apple. Just extract them, install per Kext Utility.
Then reboot with cmd+s for terminal command. Type in sudo nvram boot-args="kext-dev-mode=1"
Then everything should work smoothly, even with an external display
do you have graphics acceleration ?
if I remembrer well sfott doesn't work on macs with gma x3100 graphics
Sorry for the late call, so, sound and graphics are working flawless, just awesome. At first sound didn't work, but just install (via kext utility) the 2 kexts, which are provided in the Mavericks Patch, and reboot, problem solved.
I have just one issue, not that bad, but it bugs me.
When I try to play a avi/mp4/mkv... and so on, I only get sound, no video. Theres no error message or something like that. Its not the player, tried VLC, Mplayer, even iTunes with a mp4, nothing works.
Only thing possible is to play a mp4 in QuickTime, there I have video. If I try that in VLC, nothing. Any suggestions? Its not a codec, installed various packages...
how is safari working? any glitch with that?
curious that thing don't work even with vlc, maybe we have to add something to the opengl and opengl from lion to the relatives folders in yosemite
can you try this? until my connection don't allow me to do tests myself I'm stucked
edit: any issue with the stop&resume?
Well, guess I will try that tomorrow. Safari is fully functional and awesome What do you mean with stop and resume?
when you close the display and the computer goes in "stop", then when you reopoen the display and the computer resumes
have you tried maps.app ?
Nope, doesn't work, he doesn't enter hibernate, btw. won't switch back on.
Edit: Interesting, Maps won't work either, beachball on start.
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Sorry for double post, but its important to anyone. Tried an older version of VLC, I get an error which says I need Open GL Quartz Extreme acceleration. So do I just switch the Open GL bundle?
That's awesome that you were able to use the 64-bit kexts from 10.6.2 for Yosemite – I downloaded the combo update and used the "file" command to confirm that they are indeed 64-bit, whereas the kexts included with MLPF are 32-bit alpha drivers from a 10.7 preview – but getting Quartz Extreme to work was the hard part! You can tell hardware acceleration isn't enabled because the dock and menu bar are a solid white. The issues people had with that were that full-screen Netflix and YouTube playback is too slow on the MacBook 3,1 hardware, and of course a general lack of snapiness in everyday computing.Sorry for double post, but its important to anyone. Tried an older version of VLC, I get an error which says I need Open GL Quartz Extreme acceleration. So do I just switch the Open GL bundle?
That's awesome that you were able to use the 64-bit kexts from 10.6.2 for Yosemite I downloaded the combo update and used the "file" command to confirm that they are indeed 64-bit, whereas the kexts included with MLPF are 32-bit alpha drivers from a 10.7 preview but getting Quartz Extreme to work was the hard part! You can tell hardware acceleration isn't enabled because the dock and menu bar are a solid white. The issues people had with that were that full-screen Netflix and YouTube playback is too slow on the MacBook 3,1 hardware, and of course a general lack of snapiness in everyday computing.
By the way, have we ever discussed the feasibility of compiling a 32-bit kernel from opensource.apple.com? Someone did it for fun for 10.8, but I couldn't find any followup on how well it worked and whether it could be applied to MLPF or MVPF. It won't magically cause OpenGL 4 support to appear in the 32-bit drivers, but... maybe it could help with something?
EDIT: Also, if you're having trouble getting Maps to work, you'll likely also have issues with FaceTime and Messages. I think those apps check your machine/board ID for server-side validation, and HackerWayne had a lot of trouble getting past that restriction. Not sure how that was resolved.