Recent content by lifelike27

Can confirm that re-plugging the bluetooth adapter works - removing the track pad configuration didn't help. Thanks!

For anyone who comes across this post with similar issues - my solution was to buy the same new bluetooth adapter and all seems to work well now. I'm guessing my issue was hardware-related at the adapter itself. I've got the original max range now, as I had before so I'm quite happy. :)

Hey guys, So I have this *exact* same issue. It's worth mentioning that I've had my trackpad in the same place since forever, and it has worked fine even at a two meter distance. However, since the 10.9.2 update, I'm sitting two feet away from the bluetooth adapter and I get a similar lag...

I have a list at home with the steps I used to setup my GTX 650Ti. I've run into two KP incidents that I have work arounds for for other 650Ti users. Will get to that when I'm home and I'll share the link to the thread here.

How would we remove the kext then? rm -r <directory>/FakeSMC.kext and then reboot with UseKernelCache=No?

Well I did have to delete the com.apple.driver.AppleTyMCEDrive kext to stop the KPs. After that, I haven't a single problem so far! See my posts from #24 - #27: http://www.tonymacx86.com/general-hardware-discussion/75540-gtx-650-ti-thread-3.html#post476760

Download the 10.8.2 combo update?

I can confirm as well that the GTX 650 Ti is working too, just got it to work yesterday by installing the Nvidia drivers as mentioned the previous post, FakeSMC from Multibeast and removed the com.apple.driver.AppleTyMCEDriver kext from /S/L/E to stop the KPs. Then I plugged in my 650 Ti, and...

So after reading a few posts about that kext, I removed it from /S/L/E and boom, it boots with full acceleration! GTX 650 Ti is confirmed working! (with a minor hack). :D

Well first I was getting KPs after changing my system definition to MacPro (it was originally on iMac), but I booted through that with safe mode. After that, I'm getting KPs regarding com.apple.driver.AppleTyMCEDriver. See the screenshot below. I was hoping it would work OOTB, maybe I...

I've bought one and it seems to give me KPs when I try to boot it OOTB with GraphicsEnabler=no. I have a Maximus V Gene mobo that I can run OSX on with a few graphical glitches, but it works for the most part. As soon as I plug in the 650 Ti, I get KPs. So far, these are the boot flags...

I just bought an ASUS GTX 650 Ti and it doesn't seem to work OOTB. I might be making failed attempts at this though. I'm using the latest version of Unibeast as of this post and I've tried GraphicsEnabler=no/yes, PCIRootUID=0 (as mentioned in another post with someone that has 550 Ti...

I'll try it out and let you know. Tbh, it won't be any time soon (probably December) when my semester is over.

No, mine is the 14E4:432b Do you think this is my problem?

Hey, I've managed to install and boot into Snow Leopard using the iBoot Legacy CD. Problem is, even after updating to 10.6.7, I don't get my proper resolution or QE/CI. An update on this laptop would be greatly appreciated!