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Solved. An odd patch the solution -> Updated to latest Chimera for iCloud 10.7.2 fix, saw the netkas patch for enabling opencl, then ended up on netkas site and found this post about the new CUDA drivers: http://netkas.org/?p=846 Downgraded to 4.0.19 (linked in the comments), and GPUsniffer...

Re: "Didn't find any devices that support CUDA" - Lost cuda?! Any thoughts?

My performance in Adobe Premiere has been quite crummy lately, and I noticed that Mercury Playback Engine is disabled. I haven't edited much since upgrading to Lion, so I'm trying to figure out what's going on. When I run the GPUSniffer I get this: I've modified my cuda_supported_cards.txt...

I've got a cheapy internal card reader that I believe connects via a usb area internally onto my motherboard. It seems to work every other time I reboot. But, no other external card reader that I've tried works in any usb port, but simple thumbdrives seem to work just about always. I do a LOT...

I had to redo an old multibeast bootloader in order to get my Install partition to boot so I could reinstall over Lion.

Currently reinstalling Lion over the top. I had to downgrade my bootloader in order to get Installer to boot however. The new 4.0.1 would cause it to KP.

Ever figure this out?

Any news on this? I'm in the same boat, except that after I upgraded to 10.7.1 my installer partition isn't working.

Using 4.0.1 caused me to have to use GraphicsEnabler=no on boot, I tried to install it via multibeast, but now I get Installation Failed when I try to install anything?

Thanks! However, after moving what I thought to be the problem, I still KP when trying to boot. :{ What's the best way to go about identifying what is messing up?

Long story short, I upgraded to 10.7.1 to try to fix a problem within Adobe Premiere, when I had no audio, I decided to try Multibeast 4.0.1 to do the audio rollback. I also installed the third party SATA stuff which I think borked everything. I can ONLY boot into a recovery terminal, and I've...

GraphicsEnabler=no let me boot, and my audio us working, but not sure how to go about fixing the Video?

Can I do the graphicenabler as a boot option? Is there a way to disable the LAN driver from boot options as well? I can't get into "safemode" to make any changes as I KP before I get there.

Still no luck. Odd that it worked right after the install. I have no way to get to a command prompt or "safe mode".

GA-X58A-UD3R w/ GTX 470. I upgraded to 10.6.8 today, then to 10.7. It booted into Lion and everything but sound was working. Used Multibeast to do the audio rollback, and now I get a hang. "-x" doesn't work, and "-v" leaves me with: Waiting for DSMOS... nstat_lookup_entry failed:2...

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Just setup a second user account on my comp, and whenever I log out, my magic trackpad no longer functions. It shows up as connected, and works properly when I completely reboot. My system is ROCK solid other than this, which just recently popped up.

Ordered another one, will be here tomorrow (yeah amazon prime!). Hopefully that will take care of it, as I'm on month two of an unstable setup.

It's definitely the port. I've swapped cables and the problem goes to the other screen. My GTX 460 worked perfectly... other than the frequent KP's. The 470 is amazing, much better performance over the 460 even. But I can't live with red! See attached.

Re: Went from GTX 460 -> 470, now second screen is red? Daily bump. Still having this problem. I've tried everything I can think of. My performance is fantastic the 470, zero issues whatsoever, just stuck with a red screen?