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I should actually say I did two things that which have caused this issue. In preparation for the Sierra update (I still haven't installed it yet, I'm on El Capitan), I changed my system definition to iMac 14,2 and also updated Clover. When I updated Clover, I also moved FakeSMC.kext into the...

Oh my goodness. I've only had this problem since Windows 7. Since I only use Windows for gaming, I've just put up with it, occasionally asking Windows to re-sync. I always thought it was just a Windows-being-stupid thing and didn't think it had to do with dual booting. Thanks!

I just installed via App Store. Audio kexts survived, but not TRIM support. Other than that no issues so far.

I know this post is a couple months old, but I just wanted to say that removing /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches worked for me when I had this issue. Not exactly sure what caused it but it's fixed now.

Post OS X Yosemite Luxmark OpenCL Benchmarks 2.94 GHz Intel Core i7 processor, and 2x Radeon 6870s. Nice to see them working in parallel!

Super cool! Looks super clean - too bad that the bottom part of the frame is thicker than the rest. Otherwise I'd say it looks better than my 24" Cinema Display!

Successfully worked with my P7-P55D-E Pro. I used the same DSDT that was attached, with no hiccups, except a small one with Champlist that didn't let me install Chameleon through its package. I was able to install it with a standalone pkg though. Thanks!!

That was without a doubt the easiest installation yet. Love the new look and functionality of Multibeast!! Thanks guys!!!!!!

Love the front I/O. Just purchased one for my case :) Nice modding.

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Love it!! Especially the lock hahaha! Great work. Maybe post some better pictures if you get a chance.

Thanks!

Yep - 13" iBook G4!

Thanks - live and learn I guess.

Okay, it might have been a while but I've got a lot done - in fact, I'm finished! With all of the excitement of the new site and Mountain Lion, things got a bit out of control. Check the first post for the final product. ..and by final I mean not final..

Using the kernel cache should be okay now that you've booted with your new card. Whenever you swap cards, add the boot command UseKernelCache=No. The AtiPorts line shouldn't matter. I'm pretty sure 5 ports on a 6870 is default, so the line would be redundant.

Okay. Step 1: Shut down. Step 2: Install your 6870. Step 3: Power up your computer. Step 4: When Chameleon comes up, type UseKernelCache=No. Let us know what happened.

Try changing UseKernelCache=No, or changing the corresponding lines in your boot plist... let us know how that goes...

Try booting with GraphicsEnabler=No at the Chameleon command prompt, or changing your boot plist to <key>GraphicsEnabler</key> <string>No</string> This should get you in, but with a 1024x768 resolution. When you installed ML did you remove the ATI6000Controller kext from...

I'm experiencing some complications when I disable NullCPUPowerManagement kext. I get a choppy GUI - inertial scrolling is not smooth, typing is a little delayed and the animations of OSX are slow as well. If I reenable the null kext I get the smooth GUI but then no sleep... Any ideas?