I have my Thunderbolt Display working with sound, camera, brightness controls and USB hub. I had to do a lot of investigation and tons of trial and error. Honestly, I would never do this again as I wasted too much time on it and would have been better off buying another monitor.
THIS IS NOT A...
Thank you for this. My speeds went from ~50 secs to about 12 secs after changing this. Additionally, my itunes DRM files started playing as well (not sure this is related or not)
not a useful post from me other than I have the same issue.
*** Panic Report ***
panic(cpu 0 caller 0xffffff8015f8776f): Kernel trap at 0xffffff7f969747d5, type 14=page fault, registers:
CR0: 0x000000008001003b, CR2: 0xffffff83be115008, CR3: 0x000000002b9b0000, CR4: 0x00000000003627e0
RAX...
For what it's worth, physically removing the discrete graphics card, forcing the MOBO GPU in BIOS, and disabling the nvidia drivers in clover command line allowed the installation for me. This then allowed me to install the nvidia web drivers (I got an error message on install but ignored it)...
Just wanted to say this method worked like a charm for me. Using method from #1 hosed my EFI partition. I was able to recover it and using method above I'm on Sierra now.
I have a similar board (although mine is rev 1 with F5 BIOS) and I can get it to sleep and wake fine using multibeast and tony's dsdt.
I'm assuming you've removed the nullcpupowemanagement.kext? old sleep enablers?
What version mobo do you have and what's in your Extra's folder?
I had a similar problem on my iMac. I ended up adding a password for the account (it had no password prior to the Lion upgrade). Then I logged into the account and removed the password. That worked for me.
Have you tried using labels instead like :
<key>Hide Partition</key>
<string>"Installer" "2TB Storage" "2TB External"</string>
I found that suggestion on viewtopic.php?f=7&t=22480
Re: Guide - New ATI Kexts from iMac 10.6.7 Update - 5XXX/6XXX
I believe that Multibeast 3.8 has Chimera which has some drivers to recognize ATI cards. That being said, to get certain resolutions you may have to monkey with different configs.
I have a similar card to yours and was able to get...
I ended up getting so frustrated ( I tired older drivers, EFI strings, NVenabler, etc) that I switched to an ATI card (6870) and that seems to be working fine. I switched since a friend who works at Apple suggested that ATI has been and will be better supported than nVidia.
OK...I've been defeated for the moment by this card. Searching the forums hasn't revealed any solutions other than some 460 cards work and others don't and those that do get the fermi freeze.
I had a working hackintosh running 10.6.8 and the GTX 460 card. I made the mistake of "fixing"...
Just sharing my experience with the 10.6.8 update. I got the infamous PCI configuration stall. Strangely enough unplugging the power on my machine allowed me to boot into the OS once per unplug.
unplugging mac seems to reset mobo and allow for at least one boot
loaded nvidia oem drivers. failed...
similar to Macman, i've never had a problem with CCC. It's a great program.
In fact today, i used it to clone my 500gb to a 2tb 7200 hitachi deskstar. The hackintosh boots on the 2tb with no problem.
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