Mouse Lag/Choppiness - Page 2

Voyn1x · #11 02-26-2009, 03:07 PM

I remember in the past similar symptons being caused by the fsb speed being incorrectly detected by the kernel.

You can manually specify the speed using a boot argument, they can be found in the Voodoo documentation

If this doesn't help, is your machine overclocked? If so try reverting to defaults.

blufire · #12 02-26-2009, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by lateralusman

Bump! Can someone answer. I'm confused!

You can have an older kernel than your current OS version. What confuses you here? And do remove the AppleUpstreamUserClient.kext, it'll solve your mouse lagging most probably. Check if you get the lag when iTunes is open or if it's there even when you've quit iTunes completely. If it's the former, then removing the kext will solve your problem.

lateralusman · #13 02-27-2009, 04:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Voyn1x

I remember in the past similar symptons being caused by the fsb speed being incorrectly detected by the kernel.

You can manually specify the speed using a boot argument, they can be found in the Voodoo documentation

If this doesn't help, is your machine overclocked? If so try reverting to defaults.

I'll try your suggestions. Thanks for the help.

And I will try this as well as try removing the AppleUpstreamUserCilent.

I booted into OSX and I had a windows formated disc in my dvd drive and I got the laggyness again.

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Originally Posted by blufire

You can have an older kernel than your current OS version. What confuses you here? And do remove the AppleUpstreamUserClient.kext, it'll solve your mouse lagging most probably. Check if you get the lag when iTunes is open or if it's there even when you've quit iTunes completely. If it's the former, then removing the kext will solve your problem.

No, I'm aware that the Kernel version is different then the OS version. There's no confusion there.
It's that Voyn1x said I needed the 10.5.5 kernel: version 9.5.0. Which I already had. and I thought he was talking about a newer version.

lateralusman · #14 02-28-2009, 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Wayang-NT

remove AppleUpstreamUserClient.kext

... but copy it first in the safe place for back up ... if you still have mouse lagging after remove the file, you can restore it ....

You sir are correct!
That fixed my problem.
Many thanks for the help everyone!

Wayang-NT · #15 03-01-2009, 02:46 AM

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Originally Posted by lateralusman

You sir are correct!
That fixed my problem.
Many thanks for the help everyone!

now you can move your mouse slightly.......

lateralusman · #16 03-01-2009, 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Wayang-NT

now you can move your mouse slightly.......

No my mouse now works perfectly fine. No lag.

lateralusman · #17 03-07-2009, 02:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Voyn1x

I remember in the past similar symptons being caused by the fsb speed being incorrectly detected by the kernel.

You can manually specify the speed using a boot argument, they can be found in the Voodoo documentation

If this doesn't help, is your machine overclocked? If so try reverting to defaults.

It seems I had problems with a lagging machine/ lagging mouse problems again.
But tried the booting fsb option you mentioned also adding =200000000 to that boot argument.

Also my machine is not overclocked.

Fixed! thanks again Voyn1x!

nagu · #18 03-10-2009, 06:22 AM

Does this occur consistently or once in a while..i am also having similar issues. But it happens as it wishes!!..sometimes it works some time it lags.
My video card is
8600GT 512MB- CI/QE enabled with 9f23installer

I have posted my issues clearly here
http://www.infinitemac.com/f7/xfx-ni...e-ci-as-t2340/

lateralusman · #19 03-11-2009, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by nagu

Does this occur consistently or once in a while..i am also having similar issues. But it happens as it wishes!!..sometimes it works some time it lags.
My video card is
8600GT 512MB- CI/QE enabled with 9f23installer

I have posted my issues clearly here
http://www.infinitemac.com/f7/xfx-ni...e-ci-as-t2340/

No it was doing it as it wished. But then I tried booting with fsb=200000000 and it fixed it.

But then I bought a IDE dvd drive so I could burn dvds in osx but it caused the mouse bug again.
So I reinstalled osx and everything is okay. But as of now I don't need to boot with fsb=.

lateralusman · #20 03-12-2009, 11:23 PM

Well now the fsb=200000000 doesn't work. I was playing around with iGetter and restarted and now when I boot up after the osx loading screen the monitor shows no signal and then goes light blue then shows the desktop but my mouse doesn't work again.
Should I give iDeneb 1.4 a try? Or will that give me the same problems?