Graphics for GT 630

[emiellr]

I have added a screen of multibeast.
btw i use easybeast to boot

 

[Adrian B]

Change to Mac Pro 3,1 and report back.

 

[P1LGRIM]

@Adrian B If this is correct :

Assuming that you are on Mavericks the GT640 and above use GraphicsEnabler=No. Below that model number use GraphicsEnabler=Yes

Should he be using GraphicsEnabler=Yes for a GT 630 and not the GraphicsEnabler=No shown in his Multibeast screenshot ?

 

[emiellr]

I changed it and rebooted immediately after it but it gave the same panic.

 

[Adrian B]

@Adrian B If this is correct :



Should he be using GraphicsEnabler=Yes for a GT 630 and not the GraphicsEnabler=No shown in his Multibeast screenshot ?

Yes, correct. It will not cause a kernel panic though.

 

[Adrian B]

I changed it and rebooted immediately after it but it gave the same panic.

You have selected MacPro 3,1 system definition?
Can you boot using GraphicsEnabler=Yes -x -v

Once at the desktop check you org.chameleon.Boot.plist

If you need to make any amendments then see here:
http://www.tonymacx86.com/basics/104463-how-edit-plist.html

Your system definition should be in your smbios folder which is also located inside the Extra folder. If you are still on MacPro 5,1 then it will panic without removing the AppleTyMCEDriver.kext from System/Library/Extensions. Then reboot using -f


AppleTyMCEDriver.kext

 

[emiellr]

i can boot with those options. (GraphicsEnabler=yes, -x and -v)
i have in my smbios set: mac pro 3,1
but 1 question: what do i have to do with AppleTyMCEDriver.kext?

 

[Adrian B]

i can boot with those options. (GraphicsEnabler=yes, -x and -v)
i have in my smbios set: mac pro 3,1
but 1 question: what do i have to do with AppleTyMCEDriver.kext?

If you are now on Mac Pro 3,1 then you do not need to remove it to the trash. Mac Pro 4,1 and above are all set to use ECC RAM, if your build does not have it then you get a kernel panic due to the AppleTyMCEDriver.kext. Removing the kext prevents the panic from happening.

Do you have GraphicsEnabler=Yes set in the org.chameleon.Boot.plist?

If so are you now able to boot without any boot flags? If you do need boot flags can you add -v and take a clear picture of the panic and post it using the 'manage attachments' feature?

 

[emiellr]

i can't boot with the GraphicsEnabler=yes flag, but i did get a screen cap:

 

[P1LGRIM]

i can't boot with the GraphicsEnabler=yes flag, but i did get a screen cap:View attachment 106784

How are you connected to your monitor ?