Finally got the Hibernation (aka Deepsleep) working on my eee 1000H Hackintosh.
This with the latest Chameleon loader and some modifications in the ACPI handling.
Below you see a short video of my 1000h waking up (is a bit slow because I have 2GB of RAM).
What you get when you hook-up:
HP w2216 22′ Monitor
eeeBox B202
Apple Keyboard
A fully functional Hackintosh- see previous post for installation instructions.
In this article I will show you how to install OSX 10.5.6 on your eeeBox (B202).
This article is largely based on my previous article and contains some new findings as well as an adaptation to the eeeBox.
Important: you’ll need a Monitor with DVI input in order to make this work correctly.
If you have a VGA input you might encounter the following problem which is extremely annoying.
I just installed Windows 7 Beta 1 on my 1000H and it works like a charm.
I did follow the advice on myeee (in German only sorry…) and Danny Glover for drivers
I’ll keep you posted on my first impressions as soon as I had the time to play with it…
And yes I did choose the wallpaper on purpose
After a night of sleep (roughly 12 hours) the battery of my 1000h under OSX still shows 83% of charge.
That would mean that we should get a bit more than 2.5 days of sleep out of a fully charged battery, which is not bad.
But this still seems a bit low to me – I was under the impression that under Windows it’s more.
Please comment…