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Note Snow Leopard 10.6 Chameleon / Boot-132

PCI uuid list/"press any key" during boot

I tried to get my GMA945 to work with 10.6.2 by following this thread : osx 86.net/f36/intel-gma945-0x27ae8086-resolution-ci-qe-opengl-solution-t5512/ I replaced the boot-file in /.. with the one from the thread above. It did'nt work and…

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@stha Published 2010-06-01
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Snow Leopard 10.6
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@stha

I tried to get my GMA945 to work with 10.6.2 by following this thread :
osx 86.net/f36/intel-gma945-0x27ae8086-resolution-ci-qe-opengl-solution-t5512/

I replaced the boot-file in /.. with the one from the thread above.
It did'nt work and after hours of messing around, I finally gave up.

Now I have the pre-boot verbose PCI UUid list with "press any key to continue" before the chameleon logo-screen.
How do I get rid of this verbose (and "press any key to continue") during bootup ?
I have no "-v" in com.apple.boot.plist.
I think this PCI-list shows up before com.apple.boot.plist is read. Is this correct ?
I did not make a backup of my old boot-file in /.., so I can't get back to my old way of "clean" boot.

Hope you can help.
I'm sorry for my "newbie-question", but I'm ready to learn !

Stha

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