Recent content by kar1181

I'm on 10.9.1 and applied the patch fine. (Used vim though as my hex editor :)).

This solution works *perfectly* for me (EVGA Classified 780gtx). Apps that were crashing on startup or anything that what formerly triggered a strlen segfault now work. Thank you SO much for the detailed description how to work around this issue in a tolerable fashion!

Your suggestion to move the dylib out and back is the best way. I tried running without it in on bootup and my rocketship computer feels like it is running slower than 486(SX!) :). Yeah looks like we will have to wait on apple here. Thanks for all the info, I can at least live with this...

Thanks, I saw you mentioned this above and I am going to try it. I did come across a thread on macrumors which describes the same problem we are having http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1675234 Looks like we are blessed to basically have a 780TI chipset with fewer cores, but...

Glad (or sad) it's not just me, I have the exact same problem. Transmission BT is a great example, it wont start and the very first line of the SIGSEGV stack trace is strlen + opencl. I have a brand new EVGA 780 Classified GTX in this machine so I assume that will have the new B series...

I actually got this to work following this guide: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/282631-hd3000-other-card-solution-by-efi-string-creation/ For a HD4000. Search google for the tools he uses 'gfxutil' and 'IO Registry Explorer'. For the HD4000 it would be easy enough to boot up...

I just bought a 7950 and had the exact same problem. I set up my bios to use the integrated 3000HD igpu then when I get to the bootloader I enter GraphicsEnabler=No -v -f and everything boots okay. *Edit* Re-read your opening post, seems you had the same problem as me with...