GA-P67A-UD4-B3 Sandybridge - Dual Boot Win7 - Advice please

[pehera]

http://www.ithinkdiff.com/how-to-enable ... tallation/
Or rightclick on the attached ahci.reg file an run as administrator (in Windows 7)
Then go to your bios and change to AHCI
Now you can boot into windows

 

[pehera]

And here`s DSDT.aml`s for GA-P67A-UD4-B3
Bios version F3 and F4
Fully working

 

[pianogineer]

And here`s DSDT.aml`s for GA-P67A-UD4-B3
Bios version F3 and F4
Fully working

Do your guys' eSATA ports work on the UD4? That's the main reason I'm considering a UD4 vs. the seemingly more popular UD3, so I want to make sure those are going to work for me

 

[pehera]

And here`s DSDT.aml`s for GA-P67A-UD4-B3
Bios version F3 and F4
Fully working

Do your guys' eSATA ports work on the UD4? That's the main reason I'm considering a UD4 vs. the seemingly more popular UD3, so I want to make sure those are going to work for me

No they are not working correct.
When i boot with e-sata drive plugged in it`s recogniced by osx.
But if i unplug an connect again it`s not recogniced.
Somewhere on this forum i read that using a pci-e eSATA controler solved that problem.