Thread: Having troubles with Iatkos L2 and my Toshiba Laptop

Heh, that was such a silly question.. Hehe..
Anyways, the Gesture pack worked like a charm ! Unfortunately, the RTL8188S USB WLAN didn't.. Even with the little application.. (Well, actually, when I launch the little application provided, the applications is loading continually, I can't get it open.. Any clue ?)

I'm waiting for another tip ! Thanks again mate.

(Oh and the awesome thing is that I can reach my files that are on the windows partition.. So I can listen to my music that is located on my pc with Itunes on my mac ! It'll save A LOT of my time for the transfers between Adobe After Effects and Final Cut Pro (If ever I manage to get it installed hehe..) )

For your wireless, take a look at this thread and check if the kext already have your DeviceID > http://www.osx86.net/guides-tutorial...eviceid-s.html

Very helpful tutorial ! I'll try it as soon as possible !
Another little question, I have some problems sometimes when restarting the hackintosh.. Such as kernel panic, or worst : the PC doesn't respond during 1 or 2 minutes..The PC is off and I can't put it on.. Fortunately, If I wait a bit (and only if I unplug the supply wire from the PC..) I'm able to start again..)
I may have used my PC too much during these past days hehe !
I wonder if these "problems" could come from a battery which is not detected ? (since my battery isn't detected by the mac)

Search for the kexts below on the downloads section and install using Kext Wizard...

Restart/Shutdown > EvOreboot.kext

Battery Meter > VoodooBattery Lion

CMOS Reset > ElliottForceLegacyRTC.kext

Sleep > I believe that SleepEnabler for Lion does`t work for the 10.7.2 version, you will need to wait till someone made a new one...

Keyboard/Trackpad > updated Trackpad+Keyboard PS2 32/64 (only Gesture Pack)

After install the kexts using Kext Wizard, run all maintenance routines on the "Maintenance" tab...

So !
I still don't have the wifi (I haven't tried your tutorial yet.. Oh and, "Show Package Content" doesn't appear from the kext rightclick menu.. I'll have to open it with the terminal.)

Anyways, I don't mind if I don't have the wifi for the moment.. I succeeded in the Final Cut Pro Installation, i had a trouble when I tried to launch it, but I fixed it by installing the ethernet kext that you have mentionned ! Final Cut wasn't able to load because It needs a particular .plist file which requires an active ethernet port ! Anyways, Final Cut is fully functional (even more than the real macs my school have.. Heh..)

Thanks again kyndder, you are really really awesome and patient.

So, my system seems to be pretty stable. I had one last kernel panic when booting.. I haven't installed EvOreboot.kext (because, according to what the uploader says, there's only a Snow Leopard version.. Have you tested it with Lion ?)
And I also haven't installed ElliottForceLegacyRTC.kext since I haven't found it in the download section..

Would you REALLY recommend these kexts in my case (and for Lion ?) ?
Could they fix the last kernel panics I have sometimes when booting/rebooting ?
Any other idea of any kexts that would refine my hackintosh ?

You can use a patched DSDT instead of use EvOreboot and ElliottForceLegacyRTC...

You can give a try using this app, and if you can get your DSDT, put the generated file inside of your /Extra folder > EvOsXTeam DSDTFixer

If you can`t generate your DSDT using the app, you can use EvOreboot without issues...

Also, use this for CMOS reset > CMOS reset fix (via kext) - Downloads - OSx86.net

Only install the above kexts if you can`t get your DSDT using the app...

i have a very similar notebook, for me everything works, except bluetooth and lan, and sometimes when i boot for the first time it frooze. Wireless, video and usb(not 3.0)are working.
i tried the atheros l1c kext linked in this post but nothing changes(i installed it using champlist, then i tried kext wizard but some times it gives me errors while others simply nothing changes)...maybe i'm doing something wrong?


this is my system info screen shot



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