Sephira said:Check out this thread on insanelymac for some help with this:
http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index. ... &start=240
Blackstar said:NVEnabler is pretty much the only option right now that I have read about of for this particular issue. If that does not work, you may be out of luck for now.
NVEnabler_64 worked for me getting the DVI up and running after bootup, but the side effect was VGA still showed up as a screen even with no cable connected. Plus it crashes UT 2004 for some reason. Everything else seemed to work fine though.
But if anyone else reading this might know a solution, I too would love to try it out myself.
Vendetta said:Blackstar said:NVEnabler is pretty much the only option right now that I have read about of for this particular issue. If that does not work, you may be out of luck for now.
NVEnabler_64 worked for me getting the DVI up and running after bootup, but the side effect was VGA still showed up as a screen even with no cable connected. Plus it crashes UT 2004 for some reason. Everything else seemed to work fine though.
But if anyone else reading this might know a solution, I too would love to try it out myself.
Which NVEnabler are you using?
The reason I ask is because when I used the two that were located in that thread, I ended up with this random second VGA screen, even if I didn't have anything plugged into the machine but DVI. I know this because when I took a screenshot, it would put two images on my desktop, and also it indicate there was a second display in the Display settings. However, with the NVEnabler from multibeast, I don't have that issue.
Blackstar said:Vendetta said:Blackstar said:NVEnabler is pretty much the only option right now that I have read about of for this particular issue. If that does not work, you may be out of luck for now.
NVEnabler_64 worked for me getting the DVI up and running after bootup, but the side effect was VGA still showed up as a screen even with no cable connected. Plus it crashes UT 2004 for some reason. Everything else seemed to work fine though.
But if anyone else reading this might know a solution, I too would love to try it out myself.
Which NVEnabler are you using?
The reason I ask is because when I used the two that were located in that thread, I ended up with this random second VGA screen, even if I didn't have anything plugged into the machine but DVI. I know this because when I took a screenshot, it would put two images on my desktop, and also it indicate there was a second display in the Display settings. However, with the NVEnabler from multibeast, I don't have that issue.
Reeeeeeeally? I had the same problem.
Hmm, interesting. I believe it was a NVEnabler_64 that supposedly allowed 64 bit operation. I got it either here someplace, or from another forum while troubleshooting my install.
When I get my new fast OS Hard Drive installed this week (arrived today, drive cage comes tomorrow) I'll try the Multibeast one and see how it goes. Thanks.