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12-06-2008, 02:19 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: WA, USA
Posts: 933
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For both of these: there is no problem. If you read up on the voodoo kernel RC thread, it explains that this is simply asthetics... you need to manually change some string values in
Code:
/System/Library/CoreServices/loginwindow.app/Contents/Resources/(Your Language).lproj/AboutThisMac.strings/
modify the area that states:
Quote:
/* The format string used to generate the Processor text field in the About This Mac window */
/* when there is exactly one processor in the machine. The localized string */
/* must include the 2-character sequence "%@" which will be replaced in the */
/* final UI with a description of the processor (e.g. "600 MHz PowerPC G3") */
//"ABOUT_BOX_SINGLE_PROCESSOR_FIELD_FORMAT" = "Processor: %@";
"ABOUT_BOX_SINGLE_PROCESSOR_FIELD_FORMAT" = "AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+";
"ABOUT_BOX_SINGLE_PROCESSOR_L3CACHE_FORMAT" = "%@ L3 cache";
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Modify the Green Text. Then it will show whatever you type.
For the second one, this is typical on a Hackintosh. Mine is the same. I'm sure we'll see fixes for this in the future, but for now it does nothing to hamper your system.
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