Drivers For Iatkos
Jan 2, 2013 - 13 min - Uploaded by Save0urCultureiATKOS ML2 Install, First Boot and Run Mountain Lion 10.8.2 (12C54) UEFI/BIOS configuration.
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Please do not ask, or post, about things like iAtkos, Niresh, or any other modified OS X installer that may have malicious code in it! Check out the brand-new (currently outdated - pending updates) Make sure you post your Hackintosh's specifications when you ask questions. How to install macOS on a PC • Post-installation Guides • • • • • Check if your computer is compatible with Mac OS X. • • Informative threads homegrown here from * - posted by Additional Hackintoshing resources • • • • • • • Related subreddits: • • • •. I recently installed the Gigabyte GTX 970 G1 Gaming card in my hackintosh, which until recently, was not supported by Yosemite 10.10.1.
It was a fairly easy process, but took a little extra effort than installing a supported card for OS X. I thought you folks that were having some trouble with the 970 might find some use in the process. Part 1- I started with a successful install of OS X Yosemite 10.10.1 on my computer. Boot loader is Chimera, installed with Mulibeast. Specs: i7 4790k Gigabyte GA-Z97X-UD3H 16 Gigs Corsair Vengeance 1600 250 Samsung 840 EVO SSD OG GPU: Gigabyte GTX 760 Part 2- 1) The next step was downloading the unlocked Nvidia driver from mediafire, as seen After downloading the files, I shut down my computer. 2) I installed the new GTX 970 card and restarted, using the bootflag 'nv_disable=1' when given the option to in my bootloader. Without this, the startup bar froze halfway through loading into OS X, so this is a necessary step.
If this does not work than use '-x' 3) When I got into the Desktop, I opened the pre downloaded Nvidia Driver files and installed them. I also installed the graphics driver update that popped up after I had finished the installation.
Rebooted, using the same bootflag 'nv_disable=1' to get in. 4) I then went to Finder>Macintosh HD>Extra>org.chameleon.Boot.plist and opened it with TextEdit. I added the line: nvda_drv=1 under the line: Kernel Flags I already had a few other lines under the Kernel Flags line, but I simply added the nvda_drv=1 on its own line beneath it.
The final product looks like this: Kernel Flags nvda_drv=1 5) I then saved this, crossed every finger I have, and rebooted. I got a successful boot. The GTX 970 is working very well, and even the CUDA functionality was not compromised by the installation process. The card is also recognized by the System Profiler and the NVIDIA driver manager.
I was sure to turn the graphics to 'Nvidia web driver' in system prefs, as using 'OS X Default graphics Driver' resulted in some inconsistencies when booting up. As a side note, I had some trouble installing the GTX 760 when I first put together the machine. I ended up having to turn off the integrated graphics (HD 4600) in my CPU to force the system to use the graphics card instead. For some reason it kept defaulting back to the integrated graphics. This could probably be an issue with installing an unsupported card, so I would suggest turning off your CPU's graphics in the BIOS before starting to install a GTX 970, 980, 750ti, etc, or any GPU for that matter. Happy hackintoshing! EDIT: Formatting • • • • •.
Ok I just tried to change, there is a setting in my mobo (Asus z97Gryphon) under Onboard devices, changed the 'SPDIF Out' setting from SPDIF to HDMI. It still doesn't work.
I tried to reinstall the HDA kext with multibeast, but still nothing. You might try on yours tho.
I'm afraid I'm gonna stop my research for the hdmi audio to work, as I'll connect my amplifier through the jack out of the mobo, which works. Let me know if you can get it to work, I still want things to work as smooth as possible.
You may need to know about the details of your computer before attempting to install this system. Get your hardware details and compare the components with the list below. To get your hardware details, you can; - Install hwinfo64/32 on Windows and use it to export the hardware information (.txt,.htm or.log file). - Fire up a Linux Live CD and boot from it (ie. GParted Live CD, Ubuntu Live CD). Create lshw dump which includes detailed hardware information. - For OS X, download and run Processor (CPU): - 1st, 2nd (SandyBridge), 3rd (IvyBridge) and 4th generation (Haswell) Intel Core i series processors are supported including 2011 socket SandyBridge-E/EN/EP and IvyBridge-E/EN/EP Core i7/Xeon cpus.
Simply, Core2Duo / Pentium Dual-Core / Core2Quad / 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Generation Core i3, i5, i7, Pentium / Core i7 E series (2011 socket) / Xeon 3xxx, 5xxx, 6xxx, 7xxx, E3, E5, E7 processors are supported. - AMD processors are not supported. Motherboard: - Most of UEFI/Non-UEFI Intel chipset motherboards are supported. Simply, chipsets from 945G to C6xx are supported. Common chips are 945, 965, 975, G31, P35, G41, G43, P43, P45, P55, H55, X58, HM55, H61, HM65, HM67, QM67, H67, P67, Z68, Z77, H77, HM77, QM77, X79, H81, H87, Z87, HM87, QM87, Z97 and C6xx. South bridges from ICH5 to newest Intel 9 Series are supported. (ICH5-6-7-8-9-10, 5-6-7-8-9 Series) - Besides the main chipset model, a motherboard has many components.
Every component itself may or may not be compatible with Mac OS X. Also, BIOS of the motherboard may be problematic for this OS.
Because of these reasons, some motherboards will not be able to run this OS easily, they might need hard efforts in order you to make it work and some of them will never run it. Search google and try it on your computer. If a hardware is compatible with OSX86, then it is compatible with iATKOS, simple as this. Graphics (GPU): - Intel HD Graphics, HD 3000, HD 4000 and HD 5000 are supported, the rest are not. Download Free Scenario Rock Histrionics Rar File. HD 5000 driver supports HD 4200, HD 4400, HD 4600, HD 5000, HD 5100 (Iris) and HD 5200 (Iris Pro).
Not all of the supported Intel Graphics will work easily but most of them will. - nvidia vga cards from G80 core to the newest Maxwell series are supported on 10.9.1.
This does not mean that all of them will work of course but most of them will work with iATKOS M. Simply, nvidia 8xxx / 9xxx / 1xx / 2xx / 3xx / 4xx / 5xx / 6xx / 7xx cards are supported.
- About ATI, Mac OS X 10.9 and Clover bootloader gives us more hope and less pain about ATI support. Simply, ATI 7xxx/6xxx/5xxx/4xxx chipsets are supported but of course still more pain and less success comparing with nvidia. IATKOS M has some options for ATI's including device_id injection and framebuffer override packages to make more of the ATI cards work with less pain.
Still, many of the users may have to take some additional steps to use their ATI cards after installation. Network Devices: - Common wired and wireless network devices that are auto-detected by iATKOS M. There are incompatible/problematic chips but most of them will work OOB with iATKOS M. Wired: - Intel Gigabit and Intel Pro/100 - Realtek RTL8111, 8168, 8101E, 8102E, 8131E, 8169, 8110SC, 8169SC - Atheros AR8121, 8113, 8114, 8131, 8151, 8161, 8171, 8132, 8152, 8162, 8172, e2200/e2201/e2205 (killer) - Broadcom BCM5722, 5752, 5754, 5754M, 5755, 5755M, 5761, 5761e, 57780, 57781, 57785, 5784M, 5787, 5787M, 5906, 5906M, 57788, 5784M - Marvell 88E8035, 88E8036, 88E8038, 88E8039, 88E8056, 88E8001 Wireless: Some chips (ie.
Atheros ar5008, Broadcom BCM4311) are natively supported by OS X. So, this is not the complete wifi support list of OS X. - Atheros AR9285, 9287, 9227 - Broadcom BCM4312, 4321, 4322, 43224, 43225, 43227, 43228, 4352 (Some of these broadcom chips need rebranding in order to work on OS X.) RAM: - Recommended minimum amount of RAM is 2GB. Sound: - Sound device is auto-detected by iATKOS M and nearly all of the onboard sound devices are supported. Disk Space: - Recommended minimum amount of disk space for installation is 15GB. (Software RAID installation is supported and all operations are automated for all of the bootloaders.) Mostly, compatibility of a hardware can be defined by its chipset and device id, but this is not a rule.
Motherboards/VGA cards/other computers parts with same chipsets and device ids of different brands may have differences that can result with incompatibility. Therefore >Search and read before asking 'Will iATKOS M work on this hardware/computer?' If a hardware is absolutely not compatible with OSX86 10.9.1 (i.e. Broadcom BCM4313, Atheros AR5007, etc.), then it is also not compatible with iATKOS M. You may also see our, visit Wiki HCL pages and other OSX86 platforms for feedbacks.
Do not forget that choosing hardware is your risk. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ IATKOS M ' Basic Information ': Basic Information - iATKOS M is the Mavericks version of the OSX86 installer releases of iATKOS team. The system version of the latest revision of iATKOS M is Mac OS X 10.9.5. We announced it on 9th of Feb.
2014 and released it on March 2014. - iATKOS M is a 7.5GB hybrid multi-partition dmg image file and it can only be installed using 8GB or bigger USB Flash Stick/HDD. You will have to restore the iATKOS M installer dmg image file to your target USB Flash Stick/HDD by following the instructions and boot with the USB device to install the system.
- iATKOS M is both for Real Macs and PC's. - iATKOS M dmg image includes 3 bootloader options to boot the iATKOS M USB installer on your PC. You can boot iATKOS M USB installer with Clover UEFI, Clover Legacy, Chameleon Legacy bootloaders of your choice and you can install any of them to your target computer. Clover version is 2.3 r3201, Chameleon version is 2.3 r2625.
This release is prepared to support wider range of computers by its hybrid multi-boot structure. - For Macs, you can just boot with the iATKOS M USB by just selecting it on the boot device selection screen. Press and hold 'alt/option' key after pressing the Power button of your Mac until the boot devices menu comes up.
- iATKOS M is designed only for Native Installation. No Virtual Machine installations (Virtual Box/VMWare/Parallels etc.) - Easy installation on Software RAID volumes.
No additional user actions needed. - Network, Sound, Graphics, SATA/IDE and some other devices will be auto-detected and mostly auto-configured according to your hardware setup. - iATKOS M is designed for Clean installation.
You can migrate your Data/Accounts/Applications from another system using Migration Assistant after installation. - Using software updater to apply main system updates just like Real Macs is possible using iATKOS M on most of the compatible computers.
- Like the previous iATKOS releases, iATKOS M is designed to run better on more compatible computers because of its original/vanilla/retail base system. - UEFI/Legacy multi-boot operations (Windows 7, Windows 8, Linux) are easier. - Wide range of options to make basic hardware work.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________ IATKOS M ' Introductory and Installation Guide ': iATKOS M Guide. You may need to know about the details of your computer before attempting to install this system. Get your hardware details and compare the components with the list below.
To get your hardware details, you can; - Install hwinfo64/32 on Windows and use it to export the hardware information (.txt,.htm or.log file). - Fire up a Linux Live CD and boot from it (ie.
GParted Live CD, Ubuntu Live CD). Create lshw dump which includes detailed hardware information. - For OS X, download and run Processor (CPU): - 1st, 2nd (SandyBridge), 3rd (IvyBridge), 4th generation (Haswell) and 5th generation (Broadwell) Intel Core i series processors are supported including 2011 socket SandyBridge-E/EN/EP, IvyBridge-E/EN/EP and Haswell-E/EN/EP (2011-v3) Core i7/Xeon cpus.
Simply, Core2Duo / Pentium Dual-Core / Core2Quad / 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Generation Core i3, i5, i7, Pentium / Core i7 Sandy-E Ivy-E Haswell-E series (2011-v1/2/3 socket) / Xeon 3xxx, 5xxx, 6xxx, 7xxx, E3, E5, E7 processors are supported. - AMD processors are not supported. Motherboard: - Most of UEFI/Non-UEFI Intel chipset motherboards are supported. Simply, chipsets from 945G to C6xx are supported. Common chips are 945, 965, 975, G31, P35, G41, G43, P43, P45, P55, H55, HM55, H61, HM65, HM67, QM67, H67, P67, Z68, Z77, H77, HM77, QM77, QS77, H81, H87, Z87, HM87, HM97, QM87, Z97, X58, X79, X99 and C6xx. South bridges from ICH5 to newest Intel 9 Series are supported. (ICH5-6-7-8-9-10, 5-6-7-8-9 Series) - Besides the main chipset model, a motherboard has many components.
Every component itself may or may not be compatible with Mac OS X. Also, BIOS of the motherboard may be problematic for this OS. Because of these reasons, some motherboards will not be able to run this OS easily, they might need hard efforts in order you to make it work and some of them will never run it. Search google and try it on your computer.
If a hardware is compatible with OSX86, then it is compatible with iATKOS, simple as this. Graphics (GPU): - Intel HD Graphics (Arrandale Mobile), HD 3000 (Sandy Bridge), HD 4000 (Ivy Bridge), HD 5000 (Haswell) and HD 6000 (Broadwell) are supported, the rest are not. HD 5000 (Haswell) series graphics: HD 4200, HD 4400, HD 4600, HD 5000, HD 5100 (Iris) and HD 5200 (Iris Pro). HD 6000 (Broadwell) series graphics: HD 5300, HD 5500, HD 5600, HD 6000, HD 6100 (Iris) and HD 6200 (Iris Pro). Most of them will work and some of them will need a bit more effort. - NVIDIA graphics chips from G80 core to the newest Maxwell series are supported on 10.10.x.
This does not mean that all of them will work but most of them will work with iATKOS Y. >>Optimus technology (which is used on some of Intel/NVIDIA dual gpu laptop computers) is not supported by Mac OS X. Apple computers use a different method for graphics switching. If you have the setting on your Optimus Laptop's BIOS menu to turn of Optimus, then you might have a chance to make your NVIDIA Mobile work. Otherwise you will have to use your Intel Graphics. PS: Do not underestimate the power of Intel HD 3000/4000/5000 and 6000 graphics, they can beat most of the NVIDIA/ATI mobility, NVIDIA/ATI Mobility gpus are overrated.
Simply, NVIDIA 8xxx / 9xxx / 1xx / 2xx / 3xx / 4xx / 5xx / 6xx / 7xx / 8xx / 9xx, TI series and many Quadro cards are supported. - About ATI, Mac OS X 10.10.x and Clover bootloader gives us more hope and less pain about ATI support. Simply, ATI 7xxx/6xxx/5xxx/4xxx R7/R9 chipsets are supported but of course still more pain and less success comparing with nvidia. IATKOS Y has some options for ATI's including device_id injection and framebuffer override packages to make more of the ATI cards work with less pain.
Still, many of the users may have to take some additional steps to use their ATI cards after installation. Network Devices: - Common wired and wireless network devices that are auto-detected by iATKOS Y.
There are incompatible/problematic chips but most of them will work OOB with iATKOS Y. Wired: - Intel Gigabit and Intel Pro/100 - Realtek RTL8111, 8168, 8101E, 8102E, 8131E, 8169, 8110SC, 8169SC - Atheros AR8121, 8113, 8114, 8131, 8151, 8161, 8171, 8132, 8152, 8162, 8172, e2200/e2201/e2205 (killer) - Broadcom BCM5722, 5752, 5754, 5754M, 5755, 5755M, 5761, 5761e, 57780, 57781, 57785, 5784M, 5787, 5787M, 5906, 5906M, 57788, 5784M - Marvell 88E8035, 88E8036, 88E8038, 88E8039, 88E8056, 88E8001 Wireless: Some chips (ie. Atheros ar5008, Broadcom BCM4311) are natively supported by OS X. So, this is not the complete wifi support list of OS X. - Atheros AR9285, 9287, 9227 - Broadcom BCM4312, 4321, 4322, 43224, 43225, 43227, 43228, 4352 (Some of these broadcom chips need rebranding in order to work on OS X.) RAM: - Recommended minimum amount of RAM is 2GB.
Sound: - Sound device is auto-detected by iATKOS Y and nearly all of the onboard sound devices are supported. Disk Space: - Recommended minimum amount of disk space for installation is 20GB. (Software RAID installation is supported and all operations are automated for all of the bootloaders.) Mostly, compatibility of a hardware can be defined by its chipset and device id, but this is not a rule. Motherboards/VGA cards/other computers parts with same chipsets and device ids of different brands may have differences that can result with incompatibility. Therefore >Search and read before asking 'Will iATKOS Y work on this hardware/computer?' If a hardware is absolutely not compatible with OSX86 10.10.3 (i.e. Broadcom BCM4313, Atheros AR5007, etc.), then it is also not compatible with iATKOS Y.
You may also see our, visit Wiki HCL pages and other OSX86 platforms for feedbacks. Do not forget that choosing hardware is your risk. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ IATKOS Y ' Introductory and Installation Guide ': iATKOS Y Guide.