- Joined
- Feb 19, 2014
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- Motherboard
- OSX 10.9
- CPU
- Hex Core 3.33
- Graphics
- GTX 780
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Worked very well for me, thank you!
Just a couple notes:
- For some strange reason, applying the patch disabled my trackpad gestures until I restarted a second time, and then they worked fine. Whew.
- Even as an experienced Hex Editing noob, it was a little confusing as to weather or not one of the Terminal command lines, once entered, would save may changes to the Hex file (Step 3), but I assumed I would have to save it myself (Which is a correct assumption, sorry might seen obvious to most, but I don't speak "Terminal"
). When I tried it threw a permissions error... Perhaps add a step in the beginning instructing people that another approach would be to right click on the file>get info>unlock it>put in your password when prompted>then add yourself(Little + Sign lower left corner) and give yourself read write permissions before editing the file in the hex editor. Also, I seem to remember bricking my system last time I tried overwriting one of these files after editing in a Hex editor outside of it's folder. (If it worked for others then no worries). But best to edit the one in there? ...IDK.
- I have been having issues with this:
It seems to have reduced it's occurrence a bit. 
Again, awesome work, thanks for saving us all a lot of frustration!!!
Big-ups in the Karma point division.
Just a couple notes:
- For some strange reason, applying the patch disabled my trackpad gestures until I restarted a second time, and then they worked fine. Whew.
- Even as an experienced Hex Editing noob, it was a little confusing as to weather or not one of the Terminal command lines, once entered, would save may changes to the Hex file (Step 3), but I assumed I would have to save it myself (Which is a correct assumption, sorry might seen obvious to most, but I don't speak "Terminal"
). When I tried it threw a permissions error... Perhaps add a step in the beginning instructing people that another approach would be to right click on the file>get info>unlock it>put in your password when prompted>then add yourself(Little + Sign lower left corner) and give yourself read write permissions before editing the file in the hex editor. Also, I seem to remember bricking my system last time I tried overwriting one of these files after editing in a Hex editor outside of it's folder. (If it worked for others then no worries). But best to edit the one in there? ...IDK.- I have been having issues with this:
It seems to have reduced it's occurrence a bit. Again, awesome work, thanks for saving us all a lot of frustration!!!
Big-ups in the Karma point division.
