- Joined
- Jul 1, 2011
- Messages
- 31
- Motherboard
- GA-965P-DS3
- CPU
- E2160 @ 3.06Ghz
- Graphics
- HD 5450
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Hi klh6686,
Excellent news! Sorry about the wrong Personality. I totally messed that up when I restored an older version of the .rtf file I had been. Oops!
I'm so glad that you managed to figure it all out, though.
I must say that your VBIOS dump threw me for a bit, as usually there is a separate line of info on the VGA connector dump which gives the txmit and enc value for the VGA port. Each card seems to be slightly different for some reason.
But from what i understand of the the way some of these cards work, is that the single/dual-link part of the DVI connector shares the Digital to Analog conversion with the VGA port. I think?!?
Which is why you can use a DVI ->VGA adapter on the DVI port and drive two analog displays etc.
Now that you have an idea of what to do, it should be easier to re-edit future Kexts for your card and transfer your knowledge to other compatible ATI cards in future. There are bunch of forums (by people MUCH cleverer than myself) discussing the intricacies of framebuffer personality editing and which explain the other groupings of code for each of these lines in Hexidecimal and how best to find the right edit for each value.
But for now you need edit only these three sets for your card.
For other cards that use DisplayPort or LDVS (internal displays on laptops and such) and in turn different framebuffer personalities, you'll need to learn to recognise the first eight digits in each line, which basically specify the type of connector.
For example in the Eulemur personality:
04 00 00 00 = DVI
00 08 00 00 = HDMI
10 00 00 00 = VGA
For other cards you may have to edit the Hot-Plug IDs which are the second-to-last pair of digits on each line.
This is usually a bit of a trial and error procedure, but it usually only takes a few attempts as the number are always 01 to about 06 and none are repeated in any one personality.
Anyway, glad things have worked out for ya....
Ciao!
Hey AppleMacIdiot,
I ended up having it where I am indeed using the 5450 in my hackintosh and with my edits everything works great except for the fact that my new 2560x1440p monitor will not work with my edits. I know that everything works because I can use graphicsenabler=no and the monitor displays at full res. Do you know what I would need to edit to finish off the edits for my new monitor?
I'm referring to this from http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/...tain-lion-w-dual-monitors-12.html#post553583:
changed the vga to have the 10 in the 3rd to last position. everything is working great.
Confirmed card can not do three out at the same time. only dual using any combination. You need a card w/ display port for that.
Code:Eulemur Personality: Lion 10.7 Patched (After) 04 00 00 00 14 00 00 00 00 01 00 00 10 00 01 02 00 08 00 00 04 02 00 00 00 71 00 00 21 03 04 04 10 00 00 00 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 10 00 01