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FileNVRAM.dylib

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version 1.1.1

 

 

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= FileNVRAM.dylib =

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FileNVRAM copyright xZeneu LLC.

FileNVRAM is licensed under the Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported license.

Please see the license file for details

 

 

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= Bugs =

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Please report any bugs at https://public.xzenue.com/bugzilla/

 

 

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= Requirements =

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- Chameleon r2181 or newer

 

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= Usage =

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- Install the FileNVRAM.dylib to /Extra/modules/

- Reboot

 

Use the nvram command to manipulate variables

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What is the difference from an existing one?

 

FileNVRAM Release Notes

 

========= Version 1.1.1. =======

* Fixed an issue where non-root users could delete variables

* Fixed a potential issue with sleep

* Fixed a potential issue with 10.8.3

* Fixed an issue where boot-args remain after deleted on the command line.

* Update ROM generation to generate a random value.

Congrats to you, guys!

 

I'd love to try it, but i had to go back to Clover for unrelated issues on the computers that are iMessage capable (specifically, both computers undergone hard-resets, one of them for a problem with Windows 8 and the other, after a Migration Assistant hang, and in both cases my system was rendered unbootable, and i couldn't boot even from my rescue USB stick - the partitions were not even seen by chameleon! - and all fixes i tried failed to solve the issue - i tried reinstalling chameleon, flashing boot1h, resizing the partition and aptempting disk repairs from the terminal, to no avail).

 

I still have chameleon on my AMD rig. It's running Snow Leopard: as soon as i can update it to Mountain Lion, this app will be really useful for me.

 

Best regards.

Year the problem with boot-args was really solved, the others I didnt have.

Congrats to you, guys!

 

I'd love to try it, but i had to go back to Clover for unrelated issues on the computers that are iMessage capable...

But why, if you have so many issues, do you use Clover? Clover is not better than chameleon. At least, for me.

I finally found time to try this little gem.

 

My steps:

- update to Chameleon rev r2183

- drop FileNVRAM.dylib in my /Extra/Modules

- remove ACPICodec.dylib from /Extra/Modules

- move my DSDT.aml and SSDT.aml from /Extra/ACPI to /Extra

- reboot.

 

Booted back in to 10.8.2, I see I have nvram.xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx.plist in /Extra.

I load up iMessage, any voila.. all working.

 

So simple. Thank you for your work :)

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One downside to this module is that when you change boot arguments in org.chameleon.boot.plist, it becomes permanent because the module stores the boot-args and then reloads them every time. You have to manually delete the boot-args using nvram from the command line. It would be nice if the module was smart enough to see that there is a difference in the boot args stored in the nvram.plist and the boot.plist and give the boot.plist the higher precedence.

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Module 'FileNVRAM.dylib' by 'Unknown' Loaded.

FileNVRAM.dylib

in my /Extra/Modules

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Examining the contents of my /Extra/modules/FileNVRAM.dylib , I noticed a link inside to www.a10.com. The site does not appear to have anything to do with Apple. Anyone know what it is there for? I am just having had some security problems with my hackintosh so I am trying to track down possible backdoors.  Thanks!

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