iatkos v7 1.5.7 iLife 09 Problem Pictures wont shown
after reading alot on this forum i finaly have my laptop ACER ASPIRE 9424 (9420 series) dual Boot with Windows 7 + OSx86 aktos v7 (1.5.7). Despite i found and installed the kext from nvInject project, my display looks pretty well. 1440*900…
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- @jorfan Published 2009-10-15
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after reading alot on this forum i finaly have my laptop ACER ASPIRE 9424 (9420 series) dual Boot with Windows 7 + OSx86 aktos v7 (1.5.7).
Despite i found and installed the kext from nvInject project, my display looks pretty well. 1440*900 resolution all is fine.
My graphic card is a "NVIDIA GeForce Go 7300"
Recently i installed iLife 09 and i fully updated. Everything seems to work fine, but when i select a photo in the screen and press the edit button to do the magic no photo loads up in the screen !
I know that its somethin related with the graphics but i dont know what !
I'm posting the photos to understand better what i mean !
Has anyone related problems ? I installed iLife caue its a verry nice suit that i can do some fixes quickly with iphoto it too bad that i cant get it work properly :((
And sorry if i post in a wrong section move it if necessary
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@ImkantusI don't know about your problem, but have you tried using GFX / EFI String instead of enabler kext, yet?
No, i have not tried and i dont know how to do this. I would greatful if you can give me some more informations about doing that.
thanks for the answer.
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I don't know about your problem, but have you tried using GFX / EFI String instead of enabler kext, yet?
Well first of all, you will need to remove your current Nvinject kext from /System/Library/Extensions. (Do a back-up of it, if you need to restore it later.)
Then lunch the OSx86 Tools, choose "Add EFI Strings / Boot Flag", the select "GFX String" - select a "Custom GeForce" from the Drop'Down menu, first field is freeform, second ist your cards RAM, the NVCAP you need should be: <04000100 00000300 0c000000 00000007 00000000> (I hope it works - I just googled for it.) - Then import the string to your com.apple.Boot.plist (be aware, that there might be a second com.apple.Boot.plist in /Extra folder!)
On next reboot, use -f bootoption.