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It doesn't change anything...:S
Sry I forgot totally to say that I installed once Lion on the stick and it started. but then, I made some changes for the graphics don't know anymore what. Shall I reinstall?:D Steeve1995 |
Sure .. At this point i recommend you to start again with a new install, format hfs+ jounaled and install over newly formatted guid usb pen.
Sometime is better to reinstall than find out what causes the problem .. If osx system is broken .. Pippox0 |
yesterday I was bored, so I tried around with multi beast and now he boots but just in 32bit. Verbose and normal.. 64bit he stays by usbsmc-identifier.
But i have just 1024x768 screen resolution. Under snow leopard I have qe/ci. But it doesn't work in lion when I make the same, do you no what I can do? I heard something from ati rom patching, do you know it? Thanks and cheers steeve1995 |
i havnt read everything but
if your still on chimera i'd download chameleon wizard and with in that app you can mod your boot settings and download and install chameleon 2.1 svn 17XX i think it might be better than chimera.. also there is i think chimera 1.7 too so why would you want chimera 1.5 ?
you can download the latest chameleon 2.1 svn rXXXX then if you click on the buttons at the top like org.chameleon.boot you can change/edit/restore boot options SMBios modify the Bios plist file to show up in either about this mac themes button, you can download themes and apply them and choose the resolution of them etc ... bdmsg - i have noidea what this is ... tips.. from an old chameleon (org.apple.boot.plist) to applying a new chameleon (org.chameleon.boot.plist) you will need to rename your existing org.apple.boot.plist to org.chameleon.boot.plist this is because sometimes the installer of chameleon duznt do that automatically and the file name has changed to org.chameleon.boot.plist ... some themes are not complete yet in the themes list so when booting chameleon will say that it cant find a file name... this is nothing to stress about it will show you a menu or list of oses in the drop down menu listy thingy ... and you should beable to see all the stuff even pendrives and depending on how you have your boot file setup it can either boot a different os or whatever .. etc .etc |
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