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ASUS nVidia GTX460 1Gb Fully working. No enablers/injectors


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Hi guys. I'v got fully working GTX460 on my Lion GM.

 

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All you need is OSX86Tools and 5 minutes of your time.

 

First of all I removed NVEnabler.kext from /System/Library/Extensions/

 

Then generated string with OSX86Tools

 

Run OSX86Tools

 

Press "Add EFI Strings / Boot Flag"

 

Press "GFX Strings"

 

Press "Custom GeForce hex"

 

Enter "nVidia GTX 460"

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Choose your VRAM size

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Choose your outputs configuration

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Copy Hex EFI String

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Go to "/Extra" folder, open "com.apple.Boot.plist" and add

<key>device-properties</key>

<string> your hex EFI string here </string>

 

Mine is looking like that

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Here's my string.

string.txt

 

I hope this post was helpful.

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Asus ENGTX460 with device ID 0x0E22 works just fine with GraphicsEnabler=y in /Extra/org.chameleon.Boot.plist. And if that doesn't work for you immediately, all you need is to do is set PciRoot=1.

 

You've got to realize that "no enablers or injectors" doesn't mean anything because your device properties string does exactly the same thing as the "enablers and injectors" and it goes about it in exactly the same way. In the end it doesn't make any difference whether you use

 

device-properties string

DSDT gfx0 device

GraphicsEnabler=y

NVenabler.kext

 

...in the end, it all goes to the same place, the IORegistry. If one doesn't work for you, it's a simple configuration problem - all of the four methods listed can be configured so that they inject exactly the same data.

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