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crimsonangel
08-12-2009, 08:31 AM
I just installed an AGP ati HD 2400 pro 512MB and I did a clean install of ideneb 1.5.1.
I am able to raise the resolution to the desired setting but the system sort of lagsand QE is not enabled.
also system profiler reads the card as a Radeon HD 2400XT
I remember on my commuter when I installed the nvidia 6600 none of the injectors ever worked so I used an efi string in the universal installer. but the Universal installer doesn't offer one for the 512MB version of the Radeon HD 2400 pro and when I use the 256 version I boot to a blue screen.
crimsonangel
08-12-2009, 03:22 PM
doesn't anyone know?
I dont think much people have much experience with AGP anymore. Mostly everyone has moved on to PCI-E x16, I know I have.
Are you sure that the card is QE capable? It seems like it reads the card and can use the card but the card doesnt support QE.
crimsonangel
08-12-2009, 05:57 PM
I dont think much people have much experience with AGP anymore. Mostly everyone has moved on to PCI-E x16, I know I have.
Are you sure that the card is QE capable? It seems like it reads the card and can use the card but the card doesnt support QE.
this here says it is
http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=94090
as does a few other places.
UGH this has become a huge pain I should have got the 256MB version of the card.
I'm thinking of returning it but then I don't know what card to get to replace it.
I can't believe you have a store that sells agp cards.
Well if you can get the card that is more capable I advise so.
As a wise person once told me:
Dont get a GPU just for good Hackintoshing
Imkantus
08-13-2009, 10:20 PM
What Enabler are you using currently? The Natit version from that Link you posted I guess, right?
Do the following:
1. Check you IOPCIMatch at Systemprofiler it's combiniton of DeviceID and VendorID
2. Go to Terminal
3. Type:
sudo -s
nano /System/Libraries/Extensions//ATIRadeonX2000.kext/Contents/Info.plist
4. Add your IOPCIMatch to the <string> at below <key>IOPCIMathc</key>
5. Reboot using -f
6. Have fun with QE enabled!
crimsonangel
08-16-2009, 05:20 AM
What Enabler are you using currently? The Natit version from that Link you posted I guess, right?
Do the following:
1. Check you IOPCIMatch at Systemprofiler it's combiniton of DeviceID and VendorID
2. Go to Terminal
3. Type:
sudo -s
nano /System/Libraries/Extensions//ATIRadeonX2000.kext/Contents/Info.plist4. Add your IOPCIMatch to the <string> at below <key>IOPCIMathc</key>
5. Reboot using -f
6. Have fun with QE enabled!
already did that, didnt work