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Geforce Go 6200 Turbocache on 10.4.8 : Only external display works


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I just installed the latest exp6 build by Semthex and I am very grateful for his great work. :)

But there is an strange issue that bugs me : nothing is displayed on internal lcd screen of my vaio!

Only external display connected via d-sub works and, on external display, qe/ci enabled too.

 

I tried Titan, Natit, Natit_dual v0.02, Neo's Universal Installer v1.0 but to no avail.

 

Sony Vaio FS15LP

Intel Pentium M Dothan 2.13Ghz

Nvidia Geforce Go 6200 Turbocache

Ich 6M

1GB DDR

15.4" Widescreen, native resolution of 1280x800

 

dmesg output shows this:

 

NVDANV40HAL loaded and registered.

NVDA::probe(NGFX)

Titan: By omni, built November 4, 2006

Titan: Testing for NVidia card...

Titan: Found NVIDIA GeForce Go 6200

Titan: All set, cross your fingers!

NVDA::start(NGFX) <1>

NVDA::start(NGFX) <1> failed

IPv6 packet filtering initialized, default to accept, logging disabled

 

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Just tried Natit_dual v0.01 by Bofors but no go.

 

Here is dmesg output and system profiler screen shot.

 

NVDANV40HAL loaded and registered.

NVDA::probe(NGFX)

Natit: Starting.

Natit: Setting device_type=NVDA,Parent

Natit: Setting @1,device_type=display

Natit: Setting @0,compatible=NVDA,NVMac

Natit: Setting @1,compatible=NVDA,NVMac

Natit: Setting @0,fboffset=0x00020000

Natit: Setting @1,name=NVDA,Display-B

Natit: Setting @0,name=NVDA,Display-A

Natit: Setting NVCAP=<data not shown>

Natit: Setting @0,device_type=display

Natit: Setting model=GeForce Go 6200/6400

NVDA::start(NGFX) <1>

NVDA::start(NGFX) <1> failed

IPv6 packet filtering initialized, default to accept, logging disabled

 

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Set your Bios to ACIP Suspend State to S1.

It's easy to put computer to sleep and later wake it up

S1 is safest mode but consume more power

The computer will put the Display and Harddrive to sleep

This is a tip I get from Developer Prasys from Malaysia,KL

Don't put to S3 although it save more power...

Certain driver may not support S3 State .

 

If you computer can be put to sleep.

Try to put the Computer to sleep without display screen

If you know any shortcut key to do that ..Use your method

because I don't how and I am more loss than you

 

Without display you can turn the computer to sleep

First

use shortcut Ctrl F2

that will go to the apple blue menu

next step

Press return key

Next step

Press the down arrow key 9 times

If you are lazy to count press the yellow key many times more the 12 times then press up arrow key 3 times

Once you got the correct location down menu

Next step

Press return key that will put your computer to sleep

Next step

Wake up your computer by pressing any keys or move your mouse

Once the computer wake up hope the computer will display your desktop

 

I only speculate this as I don't encounter these problems

Just give a try no harm trying

If it works for you please report the feedbacks

if it don't work for you,hope others will can help ,at least you give it a try

 

Hope it help

 

Katmail

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Some new developments...

 

I've been trying to collect ioreg dumps from real macs with lcd panels attached. I currently have a single user dump from a Macbook with X1600 and a full dump from an iMac 15" with Fx 5200.

 

It seems that there is a "backlight" device listed before the video drivers kick in. In the case of the Macbook this is the information:

 

+-o PNLF <class IOACPIPlatformDevice, registered, matched, active, busy 0, retain count 6>

| | {

| | "_UID" = "10"

| | "name" = <"APP0002">

| | "_STA" = 11

| | "compatible" = <"backlight">

| | }

 

Perhaps the ACPI bios is queried about the existance of a display device attached. I know that my lcd panel is not connected to the display card via the traditional I2C bus and that the EDID information needs to be read from the BIOS.

 

Apparently this is also true on the Macbook Pro. After booting the previous entries are extended to:

 

+-o PNLF <class IOACPIPlatformDevice, registered, matched, active, busy 0, retain count 7>

| | | {

| | | "ApplePanelRawBrightness" = 255

| | | "ApplePanelRawTable" = <0000350035003500350035003500350035003600370039003a003c003d003f004000420044004

00470048004a004b004d004f005000520053005500560058005a005b005d005e0060006100630065

06600680069006b006c006e0070007100730074007600770079007a007c007e007f0081008200840

8500870089008a008c008d008f009000920094009500970098009a009b009d009f00a000a200a300

500a600a800aa00ab00ad00ae00b000b100b300b400b600b800b900bb00bc00be00bf00c100c300c

00c600c700c900ca00cc00ce00cf00d100d200d400d500d700d900da00dc00dd00df00e000e200e4

0e300e700eb00ef00f300f700fb00ff00>

| | | "compatible" = <"backlight">

| | | "name" = <"APP0002">

| | | "_STA" = 15

| | | "_UID" = "10"

| | | }

| | |

| | +-o AppleIntelPanelA <class AppleIntelPanelA, !registered, !matched, active, busy 0, retain count 5>

| | {

| | "IODisplayParameters" = {"brightness"={"min"=0,"max"=128},"commit"={"reg"=0}}

| | "CFBundleIdentifier" = "com.apple.driver.AppleBacklight"

| | "IOClass" = "AppleIntelPanelA"

| | "IONameMatched" = "backlight"

| | "IOProbeScore" = 2000

| | "ApplePanels" = {"F10P9c63"=<0000000000e500ff>,"F10P9c57"=<0000003500e200ff>,"F10P9c58"=<0046004600d700ff>,"F10P9c5f"=<0000003e01070128>,"F10P9c5a"=<004c004c00cc00ff>,"F10P9c59"=<004c004c00cc00ff>,"F10P9c65"=<0000000000e500ff>,"F11P9c58"=<004a004a00ee0128>,"F10P9c5b"=<0000003e01070128>,"F10P9c60"=<0000003500e200ff>,"F10P9c5c"=<0000003e01070128>,"F10P9c61"=<0000003700e700ff>,"Default"=<000007400af7fffe>,"F10P9c56"=<0000003500e200ff>,"F10P9c5d"=<0000003e01070128>,"F10P9c62"=<0000003700e700ff>,"F10P9c5e"=<0000003e01070128>}

| | "IOMatchCategory" = "IODisplayParameters"

| | "IONameMatch" = "backlight"

| | "IOProviderClass" = "IOACPIPlatformDevice"

| | }

 

So, it seems that the drivers got the details from the BIOS later and the AppleIntelPanelA was created...

 

Perhaps this will sched some light on the subject to someone...

 

I wish I had an iMac 24" ioreg dump...

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I myself also using a Vaio-S54 1280x800 res.Been trying to just change the res since day one installing mac os 10.4.8 8.8.1 Jas beta 2.Tried doing mumble jumble things with my laptop, formated nearly a hundred times still can't get the damn thing to work.

 

The closest one i've tried was using Titan with manually putting my lcd edid into it.It boot into black screen but displays out NVIDIA FLAT PANEL with the right changeble res up to 1280x800 with QE and CI which means it detected my lcd.I can see all this but with a external monitor.

 

Tried using NVidia EFI, Laptop DIsplay, MacVidia (crashes) titan,natit all no problem but only with external monitor.

 

So may i ask is there anybody out there which is successfully using their VAIO (Geforce NO GO)native res w QE and CI?

If yes i hope there will be a kind soul let us know wat version of osx, wat kext been modified and also wat drivers?

 

If no i guess i have to carry a monitor around to use the STARBUCKS (sounds cool )

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I would love to get this "Internal Display stays Black / Only External Monitor"-Bug fixed.

 

I'm using 10.4.9 + NVidiaEFI 1.0.2 and LaptopDisplay.kext but still the same Result with my GeForce 7600 Go. Only External Display :)

 

I hope _np can fix it soon

 

My Laptop is a Sony Vaio VGN-FE21S

 

Greetings,

 

Maui

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