I was experimenting with display cables a little bit and I encountered a strange phenomenon:
My board has one DVI port and one HDMI port.
The displays both have HDMI.
When I connect one display via HDMI and the other one with a HDMI-DVI-adaptor everything works perfectly.
If I connect them...
Hey, awesome! Adding the IGPlattformID=0A160000 did it for me! System boots up fine with two monitors, tanks a lot!
I tested a few things and one time I connected the HD-TV while the system was runnig, it froze. But that's not as annoying as the grey screen, so a clear progress for me!
Ok, now there's two of us. Do you also have the problem with the HD 4600 or also with your Geforce Card?
I tried graphicsenabler and igpenabler => no difference
I have two monitors connected to my Intel HD Graphics 4600: One pc-monitor with HDMI-cable and one HD-TV with DVI-HDMI-cable. When booting with both monitors connected I often get only a grey screen with the apple logo (when the desktop should normally show up) - the only a hard-reset helps...
I often have the issue when trying to shutdown, my system does the following: It does the shutdown procedure, the power led turns off but after two seconds or so it starts to boot again. So the shutdown actually leads to a restart. I don't know what exactly influences this but I have the feeling...
Same problem here on a Haswell/Mavericks system. System freezes (completely - only a hard-reset helps then) when trying to watch movie trailers on iTunes. Any solution yet?
Solved the issue! Although nobody seems to be interested, here's the solution:
As soon as I disable "Legacy USB Support" in BIOS everything works perfectly. All the USB3 drives are runnig with "SuperSpeed" right from the start.
P.S.: This also solved the "EBIOS Read Error..." problem (error...
I still didn't solve the problem but I realized some strange behavior. First of all: If your drive shows up under "USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Bus" under "USB" in the system report it runs with full USB3 speeds - if it shows up under "USB 3.0 HighSpeed Bus" it only runs with USB2 speeds.
After playing...
I just successfully installed Mavericks using Unibeast/Mulitibeast.
I jus bought a WD MyBook 4TB external hard drive but I only get speeds up to 40MB/S. In tests on the web this drive reaches speeds up to 130MB/S. I set XHCI to Smart in BIOS which doesn't make a difference. I also tried this...
That's strage, maybe the hardware-layout of your card is different to the ones that are sold with real macs. Mine is a "XFX Geforce 8800 GT Alpha Dog Edition" and it works perfectly...
Another chance for you would be to try this bootloader:
http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index. ... pic=216726...
Did you rebuild caches an repaired permissions after installing the kexts? I installed the kexts and bundles using kext helper b7. But if you already replaced the kexts you can just run Kext Utility and that should fix it.
I followed these instructions exactly. Is there anything I have to do with the stick before I start following the instructions in the guide?
http://tonymacx86.blogspot.com/2011/02/ ... ng_16.html
The files are too big to upload (about 170 MB). You need to replace the following files with the ones from 10.6.4:
In System/Library/Frameworks:
OpenGL.framework
OpenCL.framework
In System/Library/Extensions:
GeForceGLDriver.bundle
GeForce7xxxGLDriver.kext
NVDANV50Hal.kext
NVDAResman.kext...
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