MultiBeast 2.0.5

nomnom said:

Oh sorry, my apologies. I misread your post completely.

Version is 1.7.9a4 but I'm actually running 10.6.3 not 10.6.2...

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• 1) Delete /System/Library/Extensions.mkext if it exists.
  2) Delete /System/Library/Extensions/VoodooHDA.kext if it exists.
  3) Rerun 10.6.3 Combo Update.

MacMan said:

Twa said:

Why after i install multibeast ps2 keyboard not work, then i boot to MAC with iboot CD it work again ?

i use SL 10.6.4 64bit

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Did you install the Voodoo PS/2 Controller in Miscellaneous Kexts?

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MacMan said:

nomnom said:

Oh sorry, my apologies. I misread your post completely.

Version is 1.7.9a4 but I'm actually running 10.6.3 not 10.6.2...

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You must have run AppleHDA 10.6.2 Rollback when you didn't need to.

Try this:

• 1) Delete /System/Library/Extensions.mkext if it exists.
  2) Delete /System/Library/Extensions/VoodooHDA.kext if it exists.
  3) Rerun 10.6.3 Combo Update.

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nomnom said:

MacMan said:

nomnom said:

Oh sorry, my apologies. I misread your post completely.

Version is 1.7.9a4 but I'm actually running 10.6.3 not 10.6.2...

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You must have run AppleHDA 10.6.2 Rollback when you didn't need to.

Try this:

• 1) Delete /System/Library/Extensions.mkext if it exists.
  2) Delete /System/Library/Extensions/VoodooHDA.kext if it exists.
  3) Rerun 10.6.3 Combo Update.

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How sweet it sounds to have sound!

Thank you for your patience and your persistence. I'm going to make a donation, without you guys I would be mac-less.

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Twa said:

Sure I was installed Voodoo PS/2 Controller, I was knew that only after I install Darwin 10.3.1 in multibeast and voodoops2 then keyb work fine , if i don't install Darwin 10.3.1 Keyboard not work ... But I am using SL v10.6.4 with Darwin 10.4 so don't want use Darwin 10.3.1 .. Can you fix it in next version ?

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MacMan said:

We have no control over Voodoo PS/2 Controller software so we can't fix it. Are you trying to run it in 64-bit mode? It's a 32-bit only driver.

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MacMan said:

We have no control over Voodoo PS/2 Controller software so we can't fix it. Are you trying to run it in 64-bit mode? It's a 32-bit only driver.

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rickwookie said:

MacMan said:

We have no control over Voodoo PS/2 Controller software so we can't fix it. Are you trying to run it in 64-bit mode? It's a 32-bit only driver.

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Oh dear, maybe that's where I've been going wrong! I can't get PS/2 keyboard to work either.

It does contradict what's written here though - http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index. ... pic=175372 - which links to this file -http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?act=attach&type=post&id=52619 - that seems to contain the same kexts as multibeast installs.

Are you sure that they're not 64-bit compatible since that post seems to say that they are?

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