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- Jan 19, 2011
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- Motherboard
- ASRock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3
- CPU
- Intel Core i5 2500
- Graphics
- MSI Nvidia GTX 560
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
Were there any reported issues with the GTX 560? I honestly can't remember
well here is the trick.... after clean installation boot with PCIRootUID=0 -x and then after going to the screen... install user dsdt and then system permission repair something like that
after that installation restart ur computer and when u are into ur screen without any boot-lag .. then install ssdt and usb 3 and then reboot ur system.. after that install ur network driver and then u are good to go..
I have done these steps and finally got my graphic card working without any issues.. i have been on mountain lion for like a week.. and i dint get anything to force close or spinning wheel or even freeze.
Sorry to disappoint you guy, but if you had read my post earlier regarding the use of Lion kexts in ML, I pointed out that you can achieve all you have achieved in your post in ML by simply removing the ML Geforce.kext. It achieves exactly the same thing. Disables Nvidia Drivers completely. (Like running Windows without your graphic card drivers installed- basic funcionality only) By using the 10.7.4 Geforce kext, Mountain Lion cannot load the kext, so it ignores it - basically the same as just deleting it. The new ML GeForce kext is so different from the Lion kext. As for GeForceGLDriver.bundle, it is basically the same in ML as in Lion. The function of the GeForceGLDriver.bundle kext basically achieves the same for both versions - but is rendered useless without the supporting Geforce kext... You can also achieve the same thing by booting -x (safe mode- it disables the Nvidia drivers too) But yes, we pretty much have figured that the Geforce.kext is the root / part of the problem if you go a few pages back.OK, i have Good News & Bad News
Since ML was released i have try to find the issue for the nVidia Problems. Now i can confirm definitive:
Replacing "GeForce.kext" & "GeForceGLDriver.bundle" with those from 10.7.4 & repair permissions (very important) works!
Good News:
I have now:
Turning Off/On Monitor: - Works! - No Blue/White Screen anymore.
SleepEnabler Sleep/Wake: - Works! - No freezed Window anymore. (Do not Overclock your Machine, otherwise your Machine will not wake up back, but crash and CMOS will reset). Important is that the BCLK is set to default. in my case the BCLK is 133.
Youtube: - Works! Fullscreen & back, no problem
Justin.tv: - Works! Fullscreen & back, no problem
Bad News:
i have now:
OpenGL is not supported: - That means most of all Apps or Games are not running.
iTunes Visualizer: - Not Working
VLC Player: - Not Working! - Following message appear by opening a video "OpenGL is not supported"
Games: - Not Working! - Black Screen or crash back to desktop. (All Games)
So, what we have learned now: - This is a Driver issue!
1. That it's very important that the System runs with "default" BCLK, (in my case 133), otherwise your System will not wake up back, but "crash & CMOS will reset".
(that had nothing to do with 10.7.4 "GeForce.kext" & "GeForceGLDriver.bundle" the "crash & CMOS reset" also happens with the original ML ""GeForce.kext" & "GeForceGLDriver.bundle", so remember to set BCLK in Bios to default. to prevent "Crash & CMOS issue".
2. That the "GeForce.kext" & "GeForceGLDriver.bundle 10.7.4" fixes the Turning Off/On Monitor Issue.
3. That the "GeForce.kext" & "GeForceGLDriver.bundle 10.7.4" fixes SleepEnabler Sleep/Wake is issue.
In other words, the "Blue/White screen & SleepEnabler" issue is solved now, but there is no "OpenGL", and we know, "OpenGL is really needed"
So now we need someone with magic hands to get inside either "GeForce.kext" & "GeForceGLDriver.bundle from 10.7.4" and activate "OpenGL". Then we are able to replace those with the Mountain Lion one's, and it will work.
Only to let you know:
What is also have noticed, is that i Need to overclock my Hackintosh. if i Run my system with BCLK 133 (default) i got a very strange noise from my Hackintosh. This is not the case if i overclock and run with BCLK 150. So if i want or not, finally i need to run overcklocked to get rid of the noise.
I'm really looking forward for some help, as here my powers end, i'm not a coder or decoder etc... this is in others hand.
Thanks a lot.
cheers
This isn't a sleep/wake issue for the computer, only the graphics card. I believe it comes out of sleep ok, but then the graphics freeze – I need to check whether you can still ssh in after the wake and freeze, haven't tried that yet...
Point being the existing sleep/wake fixes which are aimed at the motherboard won't make any difference. It's the graphics card we need to deal with.