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Hi guys,

 

my problem is like this, every time i boot without using any of those "-v/-x/-s" codes, i got my internet working (which i successfully install using kext method) but i lost my audio. But if i put " -x" at the the boot i got audio but no internet. Can somebody help me what i've done wrong? maybe i dont load them automatically? im not sure about those -x, -v things.

 

heres my mobo:

 

abit an-m2hd

ide western digital

on board graphics (works using kext)

on board audio (works out of the box)

on board lan(works using kext)

 

thanks in an advance..

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Hi guys,

 

my problem is like this, every time i boot without using any of those "-v/-x/-s" codes, i got my internet working (which i successfully install using kext method) but i lost my audio. But if i put " -x" at the the boot i got audio but no internet. Can somebody help me what i've done wrong? maybe i dont load them automatically? im not sure about those -x, -v things.

 

heres my mobo:

 

abit an-m2hd

ide western digital

on board graphics (works using kext)

on board audio (works out of the box)

on board lan(works using kext)

 

thanks in an advance..

 

Always boot using -v until you have your machine running at 100%

 

-v Verbose Mode - displays useful information during the boot process.

-x Safe Mode - Similar to Safe Mode in Windows. It will load only the basic kexts required for startup.

-s Single User Mode - You boot to a command line. Useful for fixing problems that prevent you from booting into the OS.

 

Safe mode is probably not loading the kext required for your network adapter. Try booting into OSX and opening Terminal and typing:

sudo -s
rm -Rf /System/Library/Extensions.mkext
touch /System/Library/Extensions/

Then restart using the boot-flags -v -f

 

This will remove the cache file and force OSX to rebuild it. If that works then restart again this time only with -v We can then work out the but with your audio.

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