refreshrate

[MetaBYte]

For anybody out here,

 

Have installed the DVD of MAC OS X86 after first paying a bit with the deadmoo image:

With my Geforce3 TI 200 i had no results when changing the refreshrate in the "comm.apple.Boot.plist" file

it ended always up in 60hz. However, after installing the DVD refresh rate changing works fine, have 1024x768x24@85 now working..

 

Seems to me it has someting to do with Darwin on the DVD, shall find it out and let you now later.

 

 

 

cheers

[trac]

For anybody out here,

 

Have installed the DVD of MAC OS X86 after first paying a bit with the deadmoo image:

With my Geforce3 TI 200 i had no results when changing the refreshrate in the "comm.apple.Boot.plist" file

it ended always up in 60hz. However, after installing the DVD refresh rate changing works fine, have 1024x768x24@85 now working..

 

Seems to me it has someting to do with Darwin on the DVD, shall find it out and let you now later.

cheers

 

See the beta section. There i posted something that relates to this post.

 

- TRAC

[rup]

See the beta section. There i posted something that relates to this post.

 

- TRAC

 

 

and there is this beta section? could find it

[Roland77]

and there is this beta section? could find it

 

here it is;

http://forum.osx86project.org/index.php?showtopic=2839

I'd appreciate it if someone could come up with a more newb-oriented solution..

the posted boot didnt work on my pci-e 6600gt

with a CRT-monitor; I hardly use osx, cant stand the 60 hz rate :\

[xtraa]

here it is;

http://forum.osx86project.org/index.php?showtopic=2839

I'd appreciate it if someone could come up with a more newb-oriented solution..

the posted boot didnt work on my pci-e 6600gt

with a CRT-monitor; I hardly use osx, cant stand the 60 hz rate :\

 

Well, this can't be your graphic card. I have the same, and running here "1280x1024x32@85". ok, I do not need th 85, because I am running on TFT, but it works.

 

What I did, is changed the vendor/device IDs in the AppleI386:

 

I replaced the PCI-bridge, the PCIe port and some hyperthreating Device thing, with my MSI-Board Nforce4 IDs and also noticed an 10% speedup in xbench.

 

maybe we should search all files in windows with Macdrive access, and should replace every 0x00blabla

with our device IDs.

 

By now, I killed all that ATI trash, and also removed that Intel {censored} out of my system files. If you have an nForce board, you don't need them anyway.