The MacEee.com guide describes the patches that need to be installed.
iDeneb provided fixes
According to the MacEee guide, which uses iDeneb v1, we install the following fixes:
8) Click the triangle to expand the patches.
Expand the triangle for Chipsets and check ICHx Fixed.
Expand the triangle for Kernel and check Kernel 9.4.0 Vanilla.
Expand the triangle for Wireless and check Broadcom.
Expand the triangle for Fix and check both FireWire Remove and ApplePS2Controller
Expand the triangle for Video, then the triangle for Intel. Finally, check the box for GMA950.
However, after updating to iDeneb v1.1, we find that ApplePS2Controller is no longer supplied as a fix.
You can get this file from the original iDeneb v1.0 disc under /System/Installation/Packages/Patches/Fix/ApplePS2Controller.pkg
It's also been questioned why the Broadcom wireless fix is installed, when the internal wifi card is a Ralink. My theory is that this is for the Bluetooth chipset, but I haven't really looked into it.
Post-installation Patches
The following kexts are supplied for installation from the MacEee website:
ACPIBattery.kext
Joshua Ochs has suggested the alternate installation of ACPIBattery.kext from this InsanelyMac forum thread
AppleIntelGMA950.kext
AppleIntelIntegratedFramebuffer.kext
These files complete the video support, correcting resolution and enabling Quartz hardware acceleration
AppleSMBIOS.kext
Joshua Ochs has suggested the alternate installation of AppleSMBIOS.kext from this site maintaining a MacBook/portable SMBIOS
ClamshellDisplay.kext
Enables sleep on screen close, from superhai.com
Natit.kext
External dual display support
RealtekR1000.kext
Why do we install this? This is definitely not any network hardware we have in there…
