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Got it up and running on my 4211, didn't follow any instructions as I couldn't find any relating to Kalyway installs. But nerds like to tinker, eh?

I have read a few forum posts here and there for Wind users, and apparently this latest update improves battery life, and fixes the random mouse mayhem when the netbook wakes from sleep. I've spotted a new preference pane for the trackpad which seems to give you a little more control and a new icon for the energy saver preference. So all in all, a pretty good update!

Prerequisites

Combo Update: http://support.apple.com/downloads/Mac_OS_..._7_Combo_Update

CyberGreg's driver pack: http://forums.msiwind.net/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=11311 (Supposedly for retail installs only, but seems to work fine on my Kalyway install. MSIOSX86 users will need to look elsewhere)

Paul's Wind utility pack: http://content.modaco.net/paulswinddriverutilitypack.zip (Mainly for the AboutThisMac.pkg, but you never know when you might need it next)

Procedure

1) Go to System/Library/Extensions and remove RealtekR1000.kext. This is reported to cause a kernel panic on boot after update - Apparently the latest update doesn't need it anyway.

2) Install Combo Update. DO NOT RESTART

3) Install CyberGreg's driver pack. Restart once prompted

4) Reinstall AboutThisMac.pkg from Paul's utility pack (If you care about whether or not the proper information is displayed in the About This Mac dialogue??).

5) Install Safari 4... or whatever else you can do with 10.5.7!

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Did you go from 10.5.6 to 10.5.7 or from an earlier iteration of leopard?

If you did go from 10.5.6 do you have a good link for the upgrade using the Paul/Kalyway method? - I had a kernel panic after my 10.5.7 trial (using a different method than yours) and now am stuck trying to go from 10.5.5 to .6.

thanks for any help

dtizzle

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Guest E=mc²

I went straight from 10.5.6 using the Paul/Kalyway methods to get that far. I've actually got used to installing from 10.5.2 through 10.5.6 simply because I'm constantly tinkering with things!!

If you've followed the instructions to get to 10.5.6 on this message board, then you should have your netbook set up the exact same way mine was before 10.5.7. I posted exactly what I did in the above message.

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Guest Fraser R

yea i tried this guide in the order you listed and now i just get a kernel panic every time that i bot up. any help would be appreciated as this is my work machine until the new macbook arrives :D

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Guest janna2

Hi,

i followed the instructions posted from Paul to install Mac os x on msi wind with kalyway 10.5.2

http://netbooks.modaco.com/content/msi/270...nd-advent-4211/

then i upgraded to 10.5.6 with the instructions from johnwin :

http://netbooks.modaco.com/content/msi/285...escribe-method/

and last i upgraded to 10.5.7 with these instructions :

http://netbooks.modaco.com/content/msi/288128/10-5-7-update/

all works well - no kernel panic or anything if you follow the instructions directly - the only problem i had was i could not

download the wind driver pack 6.8 for kalyway / retail as code.google.com came up with some permission problems, so i

downloaded the driver pack from here :

http://www.ministerofmac.com/downloads/

my browswer had some problems as it's not zipped, so i used

"wget -r http://www.ministerofmac.com/downloads/Win...v6.8.mpkg"

hth this comment helps anyone who likes to give it a try ....

cheers,

janna

ps : anyone some recommondations on a nice little 13" laptop which is mac os x compatible ?

i'm so far investigating dell 1525 and dell 13" ( only in US available ) with the intel x3100 )...

but maybe i should post this somewhere else ....

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CyberGreg's driver pack: http://forums.msiwind.net/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=11311 (Supposedly for retail installs only, but seems to work fine on my Kalyway install. MSIOSX86 users will need to look elsewhere)

Hi:

How do you get that driver pack? I click on it and I get a Google error like this

"Forbidden

Your client does not have permission to get URL /files/WindDriverBundle_v6.8.zip from this server. (Client IP address: nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn)

You are attempting to perform an activity that you have insufficient permissions for. If you feel this is in error, please contact the project administrator."

And what is "wget", more specifically, how?

Thanks for the helps

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Hi:

How do you get that driver pack? I click on it and I get a Google error like this

"Forbidden

Your client does not have permission to get URL /files/WindDriverBundle_v6.8.zip from this server. (Client IP address: nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn)

You are attempting to perform an activity that you have insufficient permissions for. If you feel this is in error, please contact the project administrator."

And what is "wget", more specifically, how?

Thanks for the helps

Google dumped the links, it seems.

But worry not, here y'go.

http://forums.msiwind.net/viewtopic.php?f=52&t=13021

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Guest skullster

Thanks Johnwin you instructions worked but only when I added the parts from Maxpegs instructions. Basically before installing the 10.5.7 update I did these bits:-

Before launching update, go into terminal (utilities -> terminal)

Type in “sudo –s”

Next type “while sleep 1; do rm -rf /System/Library/Extensions/AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext; done”

Launch update, as usual update but don’t restart

Install CBs driver pack

Back in terminal press “CTRL + C” to end script

Then restart. This allowed me to go from 10.5.4 straight to 10.5.7 I had tried various combinations of instructions and generally tatted about but had an acronis image of a working drive to jump back to when I messed up. I have heard tell that the same method can be used to go straight to 10.5.8 I'm hanging on till Snow Leopard is available and bods smarter than me have it working on the wind/4211 et al.

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Got it up and running on my 4211, didn't follow any instructions as I couldn't find any relating to Kalyway installs. But nerds like to tinker, eh?

I have read a few forum posts here and there for Wind users, and apparently this latest update improves battery life, and fixes the random mouse mayhem when the netbook wakes from sleep. I've spotted a new preference pane for the trackpad which seems to give you a little more control and a new icon for the energy saver preference. So all in all, a pretty good update!

Prerequisites

Combo Update: http://support.apple.com/downloads/Mac_OS_..._7_Combo_Update

CyberGreg's driver pack: http://forums.msiwind.net/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=11311 (Supposedly for retail installs only, but seems to work fine on my Kalyway install. MSIOSX86 users will need to look elsewhere)

Paul's Wind utility pack: http://content.modaco.net/paulswinddriverutilitypack.zip (Mainly for the AboutThisMac.pkg, but you never know when you might need it next)

Procedure

1) Go to System/Library/Extensions and remove RealtekR1000.kext. This is reported to cause a kernel panic on boot after update - Apparently the latest update doesn't need it anyway.

2) Install Combo Update. DO NOT RESTART

3) Install CyberGreg's driver pack. Restart once prompted

4) Reinstall AboutThisMac.pkg from Paul's utility pack (If you care about whether or not the proper information is displayed in the About This Mac dialogue??).

5) Install Safari 4... or whatever else you can do with 10.5.7!

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Got it up and running on my 4211, didn't follow any instructions as I couldn't find any relating to Kalyway installs. But nerds like to tinker, eh?

I have read a few forum posts here and there for Wind users, and apparently this latest update improves battery life, and fixes the random mouse mayhem when the netbook wakes from sleep. I've spotted a new preference pane for the trackpad which seems to give you a little more control and a new icon for the energy saver preference. So all in all, a pretty good update!

Prerequisites

Combo Update: http://support.apple.com/downloads/Mac_OS_..._7_Combo_Update

CyberGreg's driver pack: http://forums.msiwind.net/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=11311 (Supposedly for retail installs only, but seems to work fine on my Kalyway install. MSIOSX86 users will need to look elsewhere)

Paul's Wind utility pack: http://content.modaco.net/paulswinddriverutilitypack.zip (Mainly for the AboutThisMac.pkg, but you never know when you might need it next)

Procedure

1) Go to System/Library/Extensions and remove RealtekR1000.kext. This is reported to cause a kernel panic on boot after update - Apparently the latest update doesn't need it anyway.

2) Install Combo Update. DO NOT RESTART

3) Install CyberGreg's driver pack. Restart once prompted

4) Reinstall AboutThisMac.pkg from Paul's utility pack (If you care about whether or not the proper information is displayed in the About This Mac dialogue??).

5) Install Safari 4... or whatever else you can do with 10.5.7!

Hi

I wonder if you could help. I have googled for the last hour and i still can't find CyberGreg's driver pack. The ms wind net site is still down.

If you still have your copy any chance of uploading etc.

Thank You

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Hi

I wonder if you could help. I have googled for the last hour and i still can't find CyberGreg's driver pack. The ms wind net site is still down.

If you still have your copy any chance of uploading etc.

Thank You

Google for "MSi OSX86 Upgrade Pack v1.5

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