Recent content by MrShoot

Apple's latest ATI drivers do the trick for me. I never installed any support kexts for my graphic card. I had to however, for 10.6.6

I know I can select the partition, my concern was where MB was going to put those kexts. I didn't want MB to mess up the structure of the existing folders on the Chamaleon partition. I will lookup EvoReboot see how that can help me. All my kexts (only those I want to load at boot anyway) are...

I know you can install kexts using MB but my kexts are loaded within the Chamaleon partition so I'm scared that installing the kexts into the partition using MB will mess up my directory structure. The structure is as follows. 1GB Partition for Chamaleon (that's all that's sitting there, with...

You need to get a patched AppleHDA.kext and replace it manually. There are a few tutorials around you can follow on how to do this.

A DSDT I didn't use MB because I have chamaleon on a separate partition, not sure if indicating the instal dir through MB to point to this partition will mess up my boot. It would be nice if I had access to MB kexts separately

Hey folks, Somehow I am able to shut down my PC through OS X but when I choose reboot it does not do it, the monitor goes to sleep sort of thing but never wakes up. Any ideas?

I was also having such a hard time with the first boot using my ATI card. I actually ended up using my old 8800GTS and once I had all upgrades set. I then placed my ATI card with GraphicsEnabler=NO and everything was as smooth as butter This whole process is just a test of endurance, your...

And also please do install only with 4GB of RAM. Once it's finished you can put back however many ur MB supports

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You need to be patient... people here don't reply right away with so many threads on the forums.. Anyway, is the DVD a retail disk? I assume you are ejecting iBoot, placing the retail DVD on the tray. Waiting until the green activity light ends flashing then pressing F5?

Re: 6870 installed. Cant boot. -v message included. Set Enabler to NO, that did it for me

Enter -v PCIRootUID=1 Also, when you log into OS X, make sure you set GraphicsEnabler=NO

Awesome! :thumbup:

Some newer cards require the PCIRootUID flag. When boot, the same way you typed -v before. This time type -v PCIRootUID=1

Which boot flags have to tried so far? -v PCIRootUID=1 yet?