Nabigh

I had planned on deleting the contents of the second-internal-drive anyway. So, I suppose it is possible to format the HD - such that I can use it to transfer files between another Mac. Maybe it will work?

The entire DSDT method seems to rely on the criterion that I have availability to another OS on the same PC. Which I am then suppose to extract the very same computers BIOS to patch it, and then place that patch on an alternative USB (?), from which I proceed to a trial-and-error process - attempting to fix my USB functionality. And if I am suppose to open the same USB used to install Mac OSX, it will not open without reformatting on the alternative PC. This is my first time hacking any type of OS; other than setting up a Linux machine.

It failed....

Yes. USB HDs do not show in the Disk Utility or Finder. I must say that I deleted a whole bunch of ktexts on the USB, before I read the last post (at that point in time) and figured out my IOBluetooth error. From my understanding the HD ktexts are the ones being used at this point?

I am at an extremely frustrating point in the Hackintosh process. I cannot get Chameleon Wizard onto the (soon to be) Mac computer, along with any ktexts I need. The Mac is not recognizing CDs, or USBs - only an internal-secondary HD, and the Mac-installed HD. What is the best option at this point?

Thanks for the opportunity to use software that does not suck in the usability department.