Archive for June 2013

plz help me :( #iATKOS #ML2



Idownloaded Mac-OSX-10.8-USB ( niresh version ) on toshiba lap before and work well



two days ago , i downloaded again but this message appear



(Memory allocation error! Addr=0xdeadbeef, Size=0x0, File=hfs.c, Line=732



This is a non recoverable error! System HALTED!!!!)



what do you do to solve this problem ?



thanks in advance



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8G RAM |500G HDD | AMD |INTEL I7











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Please help im a noob! #iATKOS #ML2



So I somehow succesfully installed iAtkos ML2 on my Dell Inspiron One 19 Desktop,



Everything is working except for the display resolution and no sound.



Could anyone please guide me step by step? I really beg u cos i want to learn something new?







Please please please help me







PC Config (hopefully correct):



Northbridge Intel G41 rev. A3



Southbridge Intel 82801GB (ICH7/R) rev. A1



Monitoring



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Mainboard Model 0J190T (0x00000168 - 0x004D3A80)



Display Adapters



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Display adapter 0



Display name \\.\DISPLAY1



Name Intel(R) G41 Express Chipset (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM 1.1)



Memory size 782 MB



PCI device bus 0 (0x0), device 2 (0x2), function 0 (0x0)



Vendor ID 0x8086 (0x1028)



Model ID 0x2E32 (0x0408)



Performance Level 0











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OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 2 Released for Developer Download #Mac


Apple has released OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 2 to registered developers. The update to the existing OS X 10.9 beta is versioned as 13A497d and is recommended for all users who are currently running the first version of OS X Mavericks Developer Preview.



OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 2



OS X Mavericks Developer Preview 2 can be downloaded immediately through the Software Update menu and the Mac App Store.



As found in the App Store, the update weighs in around 1.5GB and is likely the fastest way to upgrade to the latest version. Those interested in making a USB install drive would need to re-download the installation client from the App Store. System requirements appear to be the same as the first developer release.



In addition to OS X Mavericks DP2, an update to Xcode 5 Developer Preview and a second dev preview release of OS X Server is also available.



OS X Mavericks is the next major release of Mac system software and includes over 200 new features and improvements, including tabbed Finder support, enhanced power management, and much more. Mavericks is due for a public release this fall, likely alongside iOS 7. Earlier today, Apple released iOS 7 beta 2.

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How to Install OSX 10.8.3 and 10.8.4 #iATKOS #ML2



Need Files



1-http://www.mediafire.com/download/nx52rg3634592rw/amd_kernel_10.8.x.zip (for amd - no need for intel)



2-http://www.mediafire.com/download/xdkd9oxgqgy00io/Extra.zip



3-http://www.mediafire.com/download/m41k57c9q8zi3ax/OSInstall.mpkg.zip (for 10.8.3)



4-http://www.mediafire.com/download/z3o74g5emm1i5ek/OSInstall.mpkg (for 10.8.4)



5-http://www.mediafire.com/download/fbzz0ymago8do8s/ShowAllFiles.zip











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How to Install Mountain Lion 10.8.3 and 10.8.4 - YouTube











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Recomendations #iATKOS #ML2



Hi All,







I am hoping somebody can give me some advice regarding the best method to installing 10.8 on my PC (if possible)







My system specs are;







Proc: AMD Athlon 64(x2) Dual Core 4000+



Mainboard: ASrock N68C - S UCC (does not support AHCI Mode)



Ram: 3gb



Video Card: AMD Radeon HD 7450 1gb



HDD: 1Tb (SATA300)







My HDD is partitioned so dual boot could be a preferred option. I have a stack of old IDE drives kicking about so space is not an issue.







Any advice, pointers gratefully received







Thanks











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Re: http://www.macbreaker.com/2012/07/mountain-lion-virtualbox.html

I figured it out. It was happening to me too. You need a hacked copy of the mac os x. Thi is the one I used. http://iatkos.me/forum/viewtop...


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intel DX58S0 boot manager list success installation #iATKOS #ML2



Hello,







I do not understand the the directions provided in the guide. After reading hordes of different post I was able to successfully install IATKOS MLU3 however, the following section escapes me "Restart your computer with iATKOS ML3U USB installer one more time and add your UEFI boot device to your boot menu using Clover Boot Options menu. Now you can boot your computer in UEFI mode from your target device." I can boot the OSX10.8.3 using a Clover disk that I downloaded from Hackintosh Downloads - OSx86.net (here). Thanks it has helped BIG TIME. When I go to restart my system it does not see the UEFI boot loader identifying the hard disk with the operating system.







I am just having a hard time designating the osx drive to a boot list or manager.











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TL-WN722N [Atheros AR9002U] driver for mac #Networking



I’m using Windows 7 (Host) and running Mac OSX Lion (Guest) in virtual machine, I want to use Wifi in my Mac OSX Lion but it seems that laptop built in Wifi adapter will not work, so I bought a TP-LINK (TL-WN722N) USB Wifi it work fine on my Host (Windows 7) but again it does not work on Guest (Mac OSX Lion). I tried to reinstall the vmtools but still didn’t work can anyone help me plz?



I found that TL-WN722N uses the [Atheros AR9002U] chipset and it doesnt have any mac driver? so can anyone please help me how to have a working driver of TL-WN722N for mac?







Thank











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How to Use Personal Hotspot on iPhone / iPad to Share Its Internet Connection #Mac




Personal Hotspot allows you to turn an iPhone or cellular equipped iPad into a wireless router, thereby sharing the devices internet connection with other Mac, PC, or any other capable hardware. Often called “internet tethering” or Wi-Fi Hotspot, this is an excellent feature for telecommuters and travelers in particular, and it’s also a great backup internet connection if a home or work network temporarily goes down. Plus, with the ever increasing range of LTE and 4G service, it’s not uncommon for a cellular connection to actually be faster than standard DSL or a cable modem anyway.




iPhone Personal Hotspot




The only real requirement for using Personal Hotspot, other than an iPhone or 4G/LTE iPad, is a cellular data plan that offers the service. Fees vary per provider and per area, so you will need to check with your specific carrier if you are not sure what it costs or how to order the feature for your data plan.




Using Personal Hotspot to Share the iPhone or iPad Internet Connection




Here’s how to turn on internet sharing and turn an iPhone or LTE iPad into a router:







  • Open Settings, then tap “Personal Hotspot” and toggle it to ON



  • Optional but highly recommended: Tap on “Wi-Fi Password” to set a new custom wireless password to access the device through wifi



  • From the Mac, PC, or other iOS device, choose the newly created personal hotspot as the wireless router, typically it’s named “iPhone” or “iPad”, or whatever the name of the device is set to






Personal Hotspot on the iPhone




Yes it’s that simple to use. Whatever device becomes connected to the iPhone or iPad will treat it as a normal wireless router and use it’s internet connection as usual, never knowing the difference. The iPhone/iPad will display a blue status bar indicating Hotspot is on and devices are connected to it’s internet connection.




Connecting through wi-fi is by far the easiest way to use the iOS devices internet service, but you can also connect through Bluetooth if desired, which is often slightly slower, or through a tethered USB connection, which is often the quickest and has the advantage of also charging the iPhone or iPad, but it’s disadvantaged by the physical USB attachment between the devices. Most carriers place a five device limit on Personal Hotspot use, so be aware of that and don’t try to provide the entire officer neighborhood with an internet connection through your cell phone.




When you are finished using the iPhone/iPad internet connection, go back into Settings and toggle Personal Hotspot back to OFF. This will stop broadcasting the wi-fi and Bluetooth signal as a hotspot, and also save some battery life.




Why isn’t “Personal Hotspot” showing up on my iPhone or iPad?




Don’t have the Personal Hotspot setting on your iPhone or cellular iPad? There’s a few possible reasons for this. First and foremost, not all carriers support the feature, so you will want to be sure that your cell provider does offer personal hotspot and internet tethering. Many carriers will either charge an additional fee to use the hotspot ability, or require a separate data plan in order to use the feature.




On the other hand, if you know for sure that you do have support for internet sharing on your iPhone or iPad with a data plan to support it, but Personal Hotspot has mysteriously disappeared, you can often just reset the devices network settings to bring it back into the Settings menu. Then just flip it on again as usual to get going.




Watching Personal Hotspot Data Usage




Once you tether a computer to an iPhone, iPad, or Android, you may be surprised how quickly you can eat up the data plan, so don’t try to do anything too crazy like download a movie or large file, it’s best to conserve cell data and use it cautiously. Because each cell provider charges different rates and fees, be sure you know what the overage charges are, and if you suspect you’re going overboard then just jump off the hotspot so you can reign things in. Perhaps the best way to monitor data usage when tethering and using Personal Hotspot is by keeping a close eye on the data counter on the device itself. Here’s how to check this in iOS:







  • Open Settings, go to “General”, then go to “Usage”



  • Scroll down to “Cellular Usage” and look under “Cellular Network Data” to see a live count of network use






Until you get an idea for how much data you use in an average hotspot session, it can be very helpful to tap the “Reset Statistics” setting at this menu each time you start a tethered or personal hotspot session, that way you can know exactly how much data is being consumed.




You can take further steps to conserve and reduce data usage when connected to Personal Hotspot, we cover 10 excellent tricks here to help keep data usage low when tethering to an iPhone or iPad, and they range from disabling automatic updates for a variety of apps and OS’s, to turning off cloud and Dropbox syncing.




Don’t have an iPhone or iPad? No big deal, because Android can also do this and share it’s internet connection easily too. The same data usage rules apply for Android though, so always remember to keep an eye on your data plan regardless of way device is being used.

















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