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04-05-2008, 03:08 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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[cite] dimiosmule:[/cite]It may seem dummy, but how do i find my device's string?
Additionally, only two Info.plist contain the id you mention;
nvdanv40hal.kext
string>0x004010de&0xfff0ffff 0x00f010de&0xfff0ffff 0x022010de&0xfff0ffff 0x014010de&0xfff0ffff 0x016010de&0xfff0ffff 0x009010de&0xfff0ffff 0x01d010de&0xfff0ffff 0x039010de&0xfff0ffff 0x029010de&0xfff0ffff</string>
I suppose i have to leave only one string, am i right?
Thank you lanxxx for the info!!
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nvdaresman.kext
<key>IOPCIPrimaryMatch</key>
sorry the other kexts have
<key>IOPCIMatch</key>
<string>0x029210de</string>
rather than primary match you need to change them all.
If you have windows then you can find device ids in device manager, if not use a linux live cd open a terminal type lspci
then change the device id to the above format, also on the wiki for this site there is a lot of device ids listed. |