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Re: Adding ATI card IDs to ATI.c - update (8-Sept)
Instead of specifying the frame buffer as a boot parameter please try to add AtiConfig to your config file. But, before to do so also enable SSH and/or VNC services because if the selected frame buffer doesn't much with your card personality you will end up either with a black screen or apple logo.
This way you can at least verify if any of the selected frame buffers will get you QE/CI and if that is the case you can binary hack ATI5000Controller.kext to match it with your card's port assignment.
ThakaIi said:tomipapa said:ThakaIi said:This is wt i get..
Code:| | | | +-o ATI5000Controller <class ATI5000Controller, id 0x10000028b$ | | | | | +-o ATY_ATY,RadeonFramebuffer <class ATIFramebuffer, id 0x10$ | | | | | +-o ATY_ATY,RadeonFramebuffer <class ATIFramebuffer, id 0x10$ | | | | | +-o ATY_ATY,RadeonFramebuffer <class ATIFramebuffer, id 0x10$ | | | | +-o ATISupport <class ATISupport, id 0x10000028c, registered, $ | | | | +-o ATIRadeonX3000 <class ATIRadeonX3000, id 0x10000028e, regi$ | | | | +-o ATIR8002DContext <class ATIR8002DContext, id 0x1000003a2$ | | | | +-o ATIR8002DContext <class ATIR8002DContext, id 0x1000003a4$ | | | | +-o ATIR8002DContext <class ATIR8002DContext, id 0x1000003a6$ | | | | +-o ATIR800Device <class ATIR800Device, id 0x1000003ab, !reg$ | | | | +-o ATIR800GLContext <class ATIR800GLContext, id 0x1000003ac$ | | | | +-o ATIR800Surface <class ATIR800Surface, id 0x1000003bc, !r$ | | | | +-o ATIR800GLContext <class ATIR800GLContext, id 0x1000003bd$ | | | | +-o ATIR800Surface <class ATIR800Surface, id 0x1000003c0, !r$ | | | | +-o ATIR800Surface <class ATIR800Surface, id 0x1000003c1, !r$ | | | | +-o ATIR800Surface <class ATIR800Surface, id 0x1000003d3, !r$ | | | | +-o ATIR800Surface <class ATIR800Surface, id 0x10000042e, !r$ | | | | +-o ATIR800Surface <class ATIR800Surface, id 0x100000467, !r$ | | | | +-o ATIR800Device <class ATIR800Device, id 0x100000468, !reg$ | | | | +-o ATIR800GLContext <class ATIR800GLContext, id 0x100000469$ | | | | +-o ATIR800Surface <class ATIR800Surface, id 0x10000047b, !r$ | | | | +-o ATIR800Surface <class ATIR800Surface, id 0x10000047c, !r$
System Profiler :-
Everything looks fine, but as far as I can see for some reason you get the standard ATI frame buffer loaded and that doesn't support QE/CI. Do you have GE=yes in your configuration?
Yes. Did i miss anything here?
<key>Kernel</key>
<string>mach_kernel</string>
<key>Kernel Flags</key>
<string>arch=i386 npci=0x2000</string>
<key>GraphicsEnabler</key>
<string>Yes</string>
<key>Timeout</key>
<string>2</string>
<key>Legacy Logo</key>
<string>Yes</string>
<key>EthernetBuiltIn</key>
<string>Yes</string>
Instead of specifying the frame buffer as a boot parameter please try to add AtiConfig to your config file. But, before to do so also enable SSH and/or VNC services because if the selected frame buffer doesn't much with your card personality you will end up either with a black screen or apple logo.
This way you can at least verify if any of the selected frame buffers will get you QE/CI and if that is the case you can binary hack ATI5000Controller.kext to match it with your card's port assignment.