Haha, nice one "About This Mac" and just changed mine too ..




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I'm using dlink dwa 160 if I'm not mistaken, using ralink utility to activate it.

Sorry, couldn't remember, don't have access to it since its on my daughter hackintosh, she is still running Lion though.

I'm using Logitech trackball I've no trust in wireless, had it once, battery couldn't last long and it breaks easily.

Nah, don't really like using mouse, trackpad is okay but look at those problem with battery drains etc. I would say, I'm sticking with my USB trackball for now

The same here, just updated this morning and did the two things, enable TRIM and reinstall audio driver.

Not that many people has tried Haswell chipset, you probably need to look at the net by using keyword H81M-C tonymacx86 or H81M-C hackintosh. If you've a choice, go with the recommended motherboard, but if you've bought it, well, nothing much you could do other than to try it out. First thing with ASUS motherboard, most of them has locked UEFI, you may need to patch them.

Get a Gigabyte Haswell one, what is your budget?

Get yourself a MacMini.

If you're just trying and learning, building the Hackintosh on a low end machine, you'll not really give OSX a justice. You'll complain on how slow it is booting etc. Probably get a second hand MacMini?

The lowest I could specs out that is comparable to macmini will cost the guy around RM1500. Now way to get it under RM1000 unless he is sourcing a second hand machine.

Anybody has tried the Intel NUC? Might be good as MacMini contender though it uses ultranotebook processor

If it could run ML, shouldn't be a problem running Mavericks .. Just refer to the guide in tonymacx86 if you get stuck.

This post has been edited by wiraone: Mar 27 2014, 01:21 PM

Without telling us the specs of your hackintosh, it is hard for us to help. First thing first, what is your motherboard made and model? Has it working before? What OS you're installing?

You need to install bootloader again after you've installed win7 since win7 already overwritten it. Head to tonymacx86 and look for guide in doing multiboot.

There is a link on where to download the driver from this discussion:

http://www.tonymacx86.com/network/112496-n...html#post686762

Good luck.

How did you create the USB boot drive? Did you use unibeast?

Most internal pci-e WLAN cards are not supported by Mac OSX. So, you may need to get those supported TPLINK card if you need WLAN.

I'm just wondering, for those who asked questions here and got a reply back, could you guys update us and not just gone quite? We couldn't help much if that is the case.

Can't boot? Any error? Can you go into verbose mode and see what error you're getting? Does it have to do with the kexts file?