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10-22-2008, 06:01 PM
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Puma
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Finland
Posts: 23
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Hei there!
Thanks for your tips. I did as you said but no deal. I even used the nvinject installer and fixed the permissions with disk utility but nope..I have been reading around and it seems that not even the newest version of Nvinject is working. Maybe I ll just wait a bit longer to see if new drivers come up..I had thought about EFI but then again I would rather save up the money and buy a real Mac, which will happen sooner or later! But really..thanks for ur help and time! You and all the guys here at InfiniteMac!
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Originally Posted by nfoav8or
hmmm. ok.. a few more helpful tips then...
NVinject 0.2.0 is an old injector. get the newest ones from http://nvinject.free.fr/downloads.php.
also, make sure you check the permissions of the kernel extensions that were just placed in the Extensions folder by running in Terminal:
Code:
sudo chmod -R 755 /System/Library/Extensions/ && sudo chown -R root:wheel /System/Library/Extensions/
or do what I do upon rebooting is to boot using the kernel flag -s and then
Code:
/sbin/mount -uw /
cd /System/Library/Extensions/
chmod -R 755 * && chown -R root:wheel *
cd ..
rm -Rf Extensions.mkext
reboot
This will force the individual extensions to be separately loaded and make sure they have the proper permissions. (same thing as running permission fix in Terminal and booting with -f)
EDIT: have you thought of trying EFI out? |
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