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For me, I tried to change the password, I tried changing the plist. The thing that made it work was to put a working credit card...

To those of you who have an 6xxx graphics card and with Graphics Enabler=no you get a white screen with a black cursor. First fire up a terminal: defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE killall Finder After you prepare your usb stick, go in and totally cut...

To those of you who have an 6xxx graphics card and with Graphics Enabler=no you get a white screen with a black cursor. First fire up a terminal: defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE killall Finder After you prepare your usb stick, go in and totally cut...

I updated from Apple's software Update and everything is working just fine. The first boot didn't work and my PC rebooted itself (so don;t be alarmed) but at the second time it booted just fine.

Firmware update does nothing to the system's polling the drive. At least, mine didn't.

well you could put inside a cd and then run the program but I don;t think it works after you remove the cd from the drive. I used sudo kextunload /System/Library/Extensions/IOSCSIArchitectureModelFamily.kext/Contents/PlugIns/IOSCSIMultimediaCommandsDevice.kext Beside the errors, now the drive...

Well, if it was linux yes. But OSX works differently. So, the answer is no. I would be grateful if you could send me the link where you saw that one can change the interval of polling drives. Perhaps we could change it that way. Take care.

The Volume of a drive is either the newly created folder in /Volumes once you pop in a cd or the disk link that comes up when you insert a cd in /dev Python scripts run natively in Lion. Just create one for yourself and then you can run it from terminal using 'python /path/to/script' Edit--- I...

In Ubuntu we could do hal-disable-polling --device /dev/cdrom. Let's try to find out what we can do in OSX

Will look into that. I know for a fact that in Linux the cdrom drive is actually a hard link to /dev/cdrom. Therefore it behaves sort of like a drive (well, the mounting options are different but that is another story). Here's hoping for tomorrow's digging...

See here. So OSX doesn't separate hdds from optical drives? So much for being a smart OS. I remember having the same problem in Ubuntu and I don't remember how I got it right. I am searching to find out how (hoping that since they both share a Unix background, they will have similar functions)...

Thank you for that answer. I wish there was some sort of plist that we could change.

Ok thanks! :banghead:

An LG one (Bluray writer). Is there a way to fix that besides the fact of replacing it?

12684 in 32bit (free) edition... I don;t know why it shows 1333MHz in the memory section whereas in system information it identifies truly as 1600MHz

I know this ius not a big deal, but I would like it not to happen. Once logged in Lion, every 10 minutes or so I can hear the optical drive checking to see if there is a disc in the tray. Can I stop that? If I do, will it mean anything to the OS? Thank you in advance for your time.

Re: Adding ATI card IDs to ATI.c - update (8-Sept) It seems that either one of the options Aticonfig=Ipomoea or Mangabey or Juncus just enables the graphic portion of this update in Chimera. I don't know what the difference is, apart from the fact the they have different ConnectorInfo. My card...

Re: Sapphire Radeon 6670 1Gb Well, I just tested the options from the post that I mentioned... It seems that Aticonfig=Ipomoea or Mangabey or Juncus just enable the graphic portion of this update in Chimera. My card is Sapphire 1Gb 6670 with those specs: Vendor:0x1002 DeviceID:0x6758...

Re: Sapphire Radeon 6670 1Gb So I updated my (F10) DSDT with Chimera 1.4.1 (in Multibeast 3.8) and everything seems to work fine. Off to find out why 1.5.4 in MB 4.0.2 is failing and whether I can restore it to good state or not... Edit: GraphicsEnabler=no seems to do the job for the time...

Re: Sapphire Radeon 6670 1Gb I shall try this one, and hope that GraphicsEnabler=No will do the trick.