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Hi, i installed Mavericks on my PC.

This are the problems I'm not able to fix but I'm still looking for a solution:

 

Problem 1:  Graphics lag in a lot of apps. I'm using Intel GMA x3100 kext and GraphicsEnabler=No

Video of the Problem

 

Problem 2:

I ran "-v" to see what errors need to fix i got this two images:

IMG_0549.jpg

IMG_0564.jpg

 

Problem 3

And this is my most painfully problem i think problem 2 has to do with it.

Every time my BIOS changes settings when i restart or turn off and it disables my LAN port and i have to always enter BIOS and load default setting and boot again if i want to have internet in my pc. Im using the correct kext for my ethernet card.

 

This are my PC specs:

 

Toshiba A505-S6960 

Specs from official website

I only change the CPU, Ram and HDD to SSD

Intel Core 2 Extreme X9100 3.06Ghz

8GB DDR2 800Mhz

SSD Corsair GTX 254GB

 

System Info:

Screen_Shot_2014_08_14_at_7_31_05_PM.png

Screen_Shot_2014_08_14_at_7_31_26_PM.png

 

This is my org.chameleon.Boot.plist:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
	<key>EthernetBuiltIn</key>
	<string>Yes</string>
	<key>Kernel</key>
	<string>mach_kernel</string>
	<key>Kernel Flags</key>
	<string></string>
	<key>SMBIOS</key>
	<string>/Extra/smbios.plist</string>
	<key>SystemType</key>
	<string>2</string>
	<key>Theme</key>
	<string>Mavs</string>
	<key>Timeout</key>
	<string>2</string>
	<key>USBBusFix</key>
	<string>Yes</string>
	<key>UseKernelCache</key>
	<string>Yes</string>
</dict>
</plist>

Hope someone can help, if i find a solution ill edit the post. 

Thanks!

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you see in the print were it says agpm unknown platform twice? and the system info showing 2 video cards? looks like, by the specs that you don´t have dual graphics, and anyway, as far as i know, there is no full support for this videocard.

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you see in the print were it says agpm unknown platform twice? and the system info showing 2 video cards? looks like, by the specs that you don´t have dual graphics, and anyway, as far as i know, there is no full support for this videocard.

 

And is there a way to fix this? Like disable one?

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hello

 

x3100 only have support in 32 bit version of mac os x .. so finish in lion..

 

never get qe/ci in 64 bit .. so is from there the lags

 

the reset cmos maybe u need to patch rtc  .. google about

 

good hack

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i don´t know what is going on there. never faced this. but this graphic card has no support on mavericks and i think at best partially in older os x, like snow leopard.

Well i first tried Yosemite and didn't had this problem but i switched because i had problems with ethernet, ill switch to Yosemite and see if i can fix the ethernet problem.

 

hello

 

x3100 only have support in 32 bit version of mac os x .. so finish in lion..

 

never get qe/ci in 64 bit .. so is from there the lags

 

the reset cmos maybe u need to patch rtc  .. google about

 

good hack

 

Thats for the BIOS problem right? I'll check it out.

 

Yes, 2a42 is GMA 4500MHD. Not supported in any version of OS X... SmokingBanana needs a new laptop.

I didn't had this problem with Yosemite, guess ill switch back to it.

 

Thanks for the replays, they really help.

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I didn't had this problem with Yosemite, guess ill switch back to it.

With no QE/CI... easy...

 

But without QE/CI isn't "supported/working". And OS X without QE/CI is worthless.

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In what way is worthless? (I cant afford a new laptop right know im using the money for a desktop one)

Almost anything you'd want to do with the computer won't work correctly...

 

- playing videos (youtube or local)

- browsing web (glitches galore...)

- (even causual) gaming is out of the question

 

Basically, VESA drivers in OS X (and any modern OS) are designed for recovery purposes, not general use.

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Almost anything you'd want to do with the computer won't work correctly...

 

- playing videos (youtube or local)

- browsing web (glitches galore...)

- (even causual) gaming is out of the question

 

Basically, VESA drivers in OS X (and any modern OS) are designed for recovery purposes, not general use.

 

Hmm i see, what are the graphics you recommend for to search in a future laptop? (nVidia?)

 

BTW can you teach me how to this? http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/298536-applertc-patch-cmos-reset/?do=findComment&comment=2052116

I have read the two topics and have no clue on doing it....sorry

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Hmm i see, what are the graphics you recommend for to search in a future laptop? (nVidia?)

Unless you need high performance graphics, I'd stick with Intel integrated (HD3000/HD4000/HD4400/HD4600/HD5000)

 

BTW can you teach me how to this? http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/298536-applertc-patch-cmos-reset/?do=findComment&comment=2052116

I have read the two topics and have no clue on doing it....sorry

You enter the commands shown in post #1 into Terminal.

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Unless you need high performance graphics, I'd stick with Intel integrated (HD3000/HD4000/HD4400/HD4600/HD5000)

 

 

You enter the commands shown in post #1 into Terminal.

Hmm i did it on the terminal the two first lines, but what about this?

< 0000000000001cb3 jne 0x1ce3
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> 0000000000001cb3 jmp 0x1ce3
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Hmm i did it on the terminal the two first lines, but what about this?

< 0000000000001cb3 jne 0x1ce3
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> 0000000000001cb3 jmp 0x1ce3

 

It is explaining the change in the code that the patch implements.

 

If you don't know x86 assembly code, it won't make any sense to you.

It is the output of diff between disassembled unpatched vs. patched binary.

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It is explaining the change in the code that the patch implements.

 

If you don't know x86 assembly code, it won't make any sense to you.

It is the output of diff between disassembled unpatched vs. patched binary.

Ok got it, but it didn't work my BIOS keeps getting reset

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Ok got it, but it didn't work my BIOS keeps getting reset

Check the md5 sum of the binary to see if it changed.

 

Also be sure to repair permissions & rebuild cache.

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