Hate to break it to you buddy, but my desktop is working for well over 3 years now with graphics being injected via dev-property string using XPC.Ok. User called "droplets" gave me a hint what the problem was?
Inject Amd 0 InjectNvidia 0 InjectIntel 0Without injecting of Graphics XPC doesn't launch. And my graphics is injected by DSDT and it was cause why I couldn't understand where mistake was hiding from view.
With
Inject Amd1
I booted normally.
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12 June 2013 - 03:38 PM
In Topic: [Guide] Installing Apple Bluetooth Module in your Hackintosh
07 May 2013 - 05:23 AM
Should work oob in HID mode, install drivers from bootcamp to get HCI support.
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15 April 2013 - 03:34 AM
You are in fact correct, it doesn't boot in UEFI as it strictly rielies on EFI emulation based on DUET for BIOS machines.
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In Topic: How to boot OS X Mountain Lion with UEFI and GPT HDD
06 April 2013 - 02:20 PM
It used to inject AAPL00,DualLink=0x00000000 before the issue appeared, now it seems to inject AAPL01,DualLink with 0 by default or based on the value of the key set.
switch (gma_dev->device_id) doesn't really do justice here. Most laptops are fine with AAPL01 and if you'd have defined a special case in the switch for id of 0x0116 some people would end up complaining.
devprop_add_value(device, "AAPL01,DualLink", (UINT8 *)&DualLink, 1); ... DualLink = gSettings.DualLink;In both of these cases the screen is split either in two or in 4 parts on some laptops. Now, because the device id is the same for most laptops there is no universal solution, so
switch (gma_dev->device_id) doesn't really do justice here. Most laptops are fine with AAPL01 and if you'd have defined a special case in the switch for id of 0x0116 some people would end up complaining.
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