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Post by omnikohh on Dec 12, 2008 15:41:08 GMT
i've aspire with 9600m gt 512 mb on my laptop with 10.5.5, i've installed drivers nv darwin 1.2.3 and patched original kexts with my id inside info.plist, video card is recognized, but i don't have my resolution(1366*768)and no qe/ci work....i'm noob...can anyone say to me what can i do to obtain my resolution?tnx...i don't know about nvcap nvflash etc....  if anyone have messenger or other or here |
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Post by aquamac on Dec 16, 2008 18:17:57 GMT
You don't say if you installed the 9000 series kext installer here, but if you did not you are wasting your time. 10.5.5 does not support your card and these drivers will at least recognize your card. Follow the GFX strings walkthrough on this forum and you should be able to get your card working. |
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Post by omnikohh on Dec 16, 2008 23:38:20 GMT
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Post by aquamac on Dec 16, 2008 23:48:14 GMT
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Post by omnikohh on Dec 16, 2008 23:55:02 GMT
i'm on 10.5.5 iatkos now but exactly what can i do now?i must install first your 9000 v2 drivers and after edit with plisteditor?tnx
it's the same if i use osxtools?
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Post by omnikohh on Dec 17, 2008 0:36:28 GMT
this is my step : installed 9000 v2 drivers, restart, follow your guide and result is black screen....why??? (((( |
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Post by aquamac on Dec 17, 2008 6:03:54 GMT
Is this 10.5.5? What is the device id of your card?
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Post by omnikohh on Dec 17, 2008 8:17:30 GMT
yes 10.5.5 device id 0x064910de
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Post by aquamac on Dec 17, 2008 18:42:25 GMT
You could always download OSX 86 Tools from PCWiz. That will automate GFX strings to a degree, just in case you do something wrong.
OSX 86 is not an exact science. It took some of us ages to get stuff going and graphics are the most difficult and hardest to troubleshoot. I had a 8800 GTX FOR 2 MONTHS BEFORE I COULD GET IT GOING. Your device id is in my drivers so it should work, but laptops are notoriously difficult. Did you try connecting a second screen to make sure the picture is not being output to that.
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Post by omnikohh on Dec 17, 2008 18:51:03 GMT
i try also osxtools but nothing ...no i don't try to connect to tv or other...but you think there' no choices for laptop monitor? ....i've also problem with audio alc888/1200...dont'work (no voice , no mic) and intel wifi 5100 that i know don't work ((((((((((((((((((( |
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Post by aquamac on Dec 17, 2008 19:27:43 GMT
Well if it worked through another monitor that would tell us that things were at least partly working. If we got that far then it would be worth messing with nvcap to get the main laptop monitor going. Did you try Skippy retards alc888 download?
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Post by omnikohh on Dec 17, 2008 22:14:17 GMT
try to insert my vga cable on laptop but black screen when laptop start... i try to insert my nvcap for latop monitor, but don't work (((((((((((((( this is a post from scottdangel : # Kavik Says: June 28th, 2008 at 8:19 pm Hi Scott–thanks for the great utility. Just installed 10.5.2 on my new Acer 6920G laptop which has a 9500GS M card, and used NVinstaller to get my native resolution of 1388×768. However, I have an issue with all of the menus and dialog boxes being all white (appears that the text is white now. Any ideas? Thanks. # Kavik Says: June 28th, 2008 at 8:24 pm Sorry…meant to say 1366×768. i suppose that this resolution exist...i don't know i'm very tired on my 23th days |
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Post by omnikohh on Dec 18, 2008 0:03:21 GMT
now i've installed ubuntu 8.10 and i've native resolution 1366*768..... mmmmmmm but now i come back in mac 10.5.5 |
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Post by omnikohh on Dec 18, 2008 14:33:17 GMT
from insanelymac forum :This is a really simple tutorial for getting 16:9 widescreen resolution for OSX86.
I have tested this on Kalyway 10.5.2 ONLY and I'm not sure but it will probably work with previous versions as well.
You don't need any kext or modify existing ones. I did a fresh install and tried it just to make sure.
Basically, just go to the BIOS (to access BIOS, you have to press... delete or . key... or was it F2?? I forgot, try them all!)
and look through the pages (I think it's page 2) until you see LCD Expansion option.
TURN IT ON! (I hated it because it made some stuff really stretched out)
Then save changes and reboot in OSX.
Go to System Preferences and Display, and you should see 1366x768 support now.
Hope this helps.
Thanks!
but i don't have this option in my phoenix bios....may be there is an utility to set this?
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Post by omnikohh on Dec 29, 2008 15:30:27 GMT
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