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So I was testing drivers for my HD3470, I managed to get full res, then I messed around some more and ended up restarting to a black screen.. Booting with -x did the same thing.. I am able to boot into Ubuntu but it won't allow me to delete anything off the mac partition.. Is there a way around this? I can also boot into Windows, but I highly doubt I can do anything through there.. I could boot from the install CD and do it but I figured I'd exhaust all other possibilities first..

Try booting in single user mode -s

 

From there you will be in a terminal looking screen (but in full screen). Then you have to mount the drive using this command

 

/usr/sbin mount -uw /

 

Then just cd to the location where you installed the kext then delete it using

 

rm -rf kextname.kext

 

then repair/rebuild mkext

 

to restart, just type

 

"reboot"

 

You can look for simple guides on how the terminal works, ill be fun :thumbsup_anim: I'm assuming that you don't know terminal commands, so forgive me if I'm wrong.

 

Good luck.

 

So I was testing drivers for my HD3470, I managed to get full res, then I messed around some more and ended up restarting to a black screen.. Booting with -x did the same thing.. I am able to boot into Ubuntu but it won't allow me to delete anything off the mac partition.. Is there a way around this? I can also boot into Windows, but I highly doubt I can do anything through there.. I could boot from the install CD and do it but I figured I'd exhaust all other possibilities first..
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