Recent content by jj254

Just so I understand, would adding that code to my boot.plist patch the vbios while it is already loaded in the memory of my computer? Like the Level 3 solution in the first post mentioned above?

I have noticed that the scaling is different on the HDMI port. That being said, I was hoping to find an option that fixes it for the DVI ports so I can refrain from using an excess amount of hardware (adapters, splitters, etc).

I did that at first, but it broke my Linux bootloader. Also I have since switched to UEFI, which doesn't use MBR at all. Where (I think) the level 2 option patches the option in memory much like slim.jim's solution, I was hoping for a way to directly patch my GPU's BIOS. I know people have...

Okay, so there are probably half a billion forum posts about this issue, but none of them describe the solution that works best, despite acknowledging that it exists: http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/121519-nvidia-how-get-rid-black-border.html...

Everything is the right resolution and my card already supports a 1920x1080 vesa mode. The only issue is that the scaling setting in the card's firmware is not what I want it to be. Unless there's some way to access that setting without flashing the card, then I'm fairly positive that flashing...

Great guide, and it works great when I'm booting directly into Mac. The only problem is that I have my computer set up so that on a normal boot it will chainload chameleon from GRUB, because Linux is my main operating system, and the boot0 file you provided causes an error when applied to the...

For me it's the other way around. DVI gives the border, but HDMI does not. Sadly, my monitors do not have HDMI input, and I do not have any adapters.

Hello, I have done some perusing and found that my 'problem' is quite common (http://www.tonymacx86.com/graphics/15969-1-inch-black-border-around-screen-boot-screen-chameleon.html). That being said, none of the solutions in any of the threads I have seen give me the answer I want. So far...

I have an envy24 family audio controller for a sound card, and i just can't work out how to get it to work. Could someone possibly link me a kext that would work?