This SSD has already cost me a lot in terms of hardware. There could be another possible is it a Gigabyte specific oddity ? Its an Asus board this time instead of Gigabyte. I'll do the install with all peripherals disabled, and I have a known good DSDT that I created for it too. I have a brand new motherboard here that Im going to try it out with shortly. I've no idea where to start troubleshooting that though, since all hardware shows up as expected. My other thought was that its something to do with hardware addresses, internally, that are normally handled by the motherboard itself. That may be down to the fact that a configuration was written somewhere in the system that wasnt changed/removed when I removed the networking stuff. Ive tried it with both ethernet disabled and the wireless card removed, but still no joy. I have to say when I first saw 'bind()' I immediately thought networking or related. I've had an initial glance at the links but nothing is standing out so far. Thanks for the reply there, I wasn't sure if anyone would have any ideas on this. I did a Google search on this "Snow Leopord + bind(): Cant allocate requested address" and got all sorts of topics - some related to IPv6 setings. If you install this make sure you fix permissions - SYSTEM Utilities in MultiBeast w all options Tonymac users have used this util on there SL installs - as tony had a pole that was asked to us users. I found this tread about TRIM Support Enabler 1.1. On thing is that I would also suggest that you try to use an additional Switch at startup and that would be the disable KextCache or -fĪs this uses cached files w the kexts for faster loading and I have seen it load older kexts instead of the newer / required kext. I am not supprised that more members who have SSD's w OSX SL - are not having issues -Īpple natively supported the trim feature in OSX 10.6.7 for MBP w Apple Branded SSD's - so use using non Apple SSD's may have issues. Very interesting article on Trim - and what Apple supports for OSX SL. If you suspect that this is trim or ssd RELATED - Look at this link. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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