I'm very sorry for my long abstinence, but I have been quite very busy lately. Trying to catch up with all the posts here in this thread, that have been written in the last few months
Well first of all: Has anyone of you maybe made some success on your S10(e) or on any other 32-bit-only Intel Atom CPU with Lion? I know it works well on 64-bit-CPUs (including Atom and any other Core 2 * and Core i*).
@ goldenchan:
1. If you are experiencing KPs during shutdown/reboot you'll likely have to use a kernel extension called EvOReboot.kext (at it helped to me sometimes)
2. I don't know what NIC the S10-3c uses, but as far as I know it was also a common problem with Snow Leopard (-> missing driver
)3. I guess it's probably the same as with no. 2 - what WiFi card are you using? The same BCM4312 that is built into the S10(e)?
4. Have you tried a PS2 kext? Maybe the one I included does not work for S10-3c, but I really don't know
5. that's correct - Apple never used the X3150 in any official product of them, so we won't have any chance of getting fully accelerated graphics with this model (and as far as I know there isn't a driver for that model as well - at least when I was looking about half a year ago, I didn't find one for this model :S)
About your DSDT-file: I'd always recommend using one, and it's not very hard to create your own
You just need a bootable Linux-Live CD and about 5 minutes time to create your own DSDT (own is always better than a file you have downloaded anywhere in the web :p) Just use this guide: http://www.lesswatts.org/projects/acpi/ ... ngDSDT.php OR just look here for more guides if the Linux-guide won't work: http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.php/DSDTIf you wan't to use 802.11n in your Ideapad, you could just simply use a genuine Apple 802.11n-card. Of course they are expensive, but sometimes with very much luck you can find very cheep ones on eBay
And they are working on Windows as well!I hope I could still help you, even though your post is made quite a while ago
@ brian_constante:
For Lion you need at least this hardware:
- (dual core) processor with 64-bit (Intel Core 2 Duo/Quad or i3/5/7)
- hard drive actually doesn't matter :p SATA+AHCI works fine
- memory: you should at least have 2 gigs of RAM, 4 would be fine!