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In Topic: Mountain Lion kernel testing on AMD (don't ask help here: use the Help To...

04 February 2013 - 05:50 PM

Duran Keeley, on 03 February 2013 - 08:50 PM, said:

Hey I don't know if this helps anyone but the graphics problems seems to be a lot less if I use cpus=1. Don't know if someone has already mentioned this, if so my bad.

Took a screenshot on YouTube :http://img560.imageshack.us/img560/9492/screenshot20130203at125.png

Duran Keeley, on 03 February 2013 - 11:21 PM, said:

Yeah but that is PepperFlash problem
Right Click Chrome, Show Package Contents -> Versions -> (some number) -> Framework -> Internet Plug-In -> Pepper Flash

Delete the plugin and that page loads fine.

EDIT: Instead of deleting pepperflash, you could disable flash. Type chrome://plugins/ -> Details -> Disable Adobe Flash (disable the whole Adobe Flash as even the original Flash Plugin messes up the page)

EDIT 2: PepperFlash Workarond, launch Crome in terminal with the switch "-disable-accelerated-compositing"
like this : Durans-Mac-Pro:~ durankeeley$ /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome --disable-accelerated-compositing

Trying the tool

sadly errors as people are stating on the tool page.

doesn't work for me. cpus=1 does nothing here, still the same as without.

and for chrome:

fnordx64-2:MacOS MadMarcsen$ ./Google\ Chrome --disable-accelerated-compositing
Trace/BPT trap: 5

In Topic: AutoAPBDecrypt 1.1, the automatic Apple Protected Binary Decryptor

27 January 2013 - 03:24 PM

so, i copied all the binaries from spakk to the right place. fixed permission, rebooted.

everything works so far except the glitches.

but i think, but maybe this is just subjective, the glitches are a bit better as before. still weird though.

In Topic: AutoAPBDecrypt 1.1, the automatic Apple Protected Binary Decryptor

27 January 2013 - 03:04 PM

@spakk

thank you dude. let's see what happens now

In Topic: AutoAPBDecrypt 1.1, the automatic Apple Protected Binary Decryptor

27 January 2013 - 02:40 PM

@spakk:

ok, could you please share your decrypted fontd?

thank you very much

In Topic: AutoAPBDecrypt 1.1, the automatic Apple Protected Binary Decryptor

27 January 2013 - 02:17 PM

so, i tried akimoa's idea. with the output from spakk, i searched the binaries on my system and copied them to a folder on the desktop. then i run aad. strange, for me the fontd doesn't show as encrypted. tried that on ml 10.8.2. spakk, what osx is on your system? if you have 10.8.2 too, then please upload the decrypted fontd.

so, after that i copied the decrypted binaries and replaced the original one (for the loginwindow i took the one from the 64bits), fixed permissions and rebooted.

everything works so far except for the glitches.

decrypting was succesfull, scanning the binaries again does nothing, except for loginwindow in 32bit.

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