ATI 9800Pro AGP Kext
Does anyone have the ATI 9800Pro kext? or even the ATI 9700 Kext? I need this urgently cos i cant stand running in 1024x768 Cheers, Fman
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- @fman1234 Published 2009-01-10
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Does anyone have the ATI 9800Pro kext? or even the ATI 9700 Kext? I need this urgently cos i cant stand running in 1024x768
Cheers,
Fman
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Thanks for that mate...I'll see what i can do
I also have a ATI 9250SE lying around.. doubt theres a kext for that too? i did some searching with no avail..
Cheers,
Fman
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The HCL over on OSX86project doesnt look to promising for your card. I did find this thread about inserting your device/vendor ID numbers into an existing kext but It didn't look like they had any success.
http://www.insanelymac.com/lofiversion/index.php/t9906.… ↗
When I start looking for a driver I begin with finding out:
1. Manufacturer Name
2. Model Number
3. Version
5. Vendor ID
6. Device ID
I would download DPCI Manager here: duddie.kaz zuya.com/proj/DPCIManager_01.zip This tool allows you to find the Vendor & Device IDs for your Atheros card
It will show you something like this:
For example the numbers on the left in the first column are the Vendor IDs and the numbers on the right in the first column are the Device ID. Find your graphics card's vendor & device IDs. That will be a start.
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| @fman1234 | Primary Author | 2 | 2009-01-10 |
| @lanceomni | Contributor | 1 | 2009-01-10 |