What they are for these flags/arguments?

[Allan]

I have some doubts about these flags:

 

Chameleon.

debug=8

darkwake=0

dart=0

 

Clover.

slide=0

I see that some users use different values. (e.g = slide=50/7/80...)

 

a few that are used Chameleon, are also used in Clover. (e.g = darkwake=0, dart=0)

 

what they do?

 

thanks

[Slice]

slide=0 is for boot.efi so it may be used only with Clover.

The flag mean an offset to load kernel and it is only way to boot by American Megatrend UEFI.

dart=0 in Chameleon may be replace by Clover's

		<key>DropTables</key>
		<array>
			<dict>
				<key>Signature</key>
				<string>DMAR</string>
			</dict>

for eliminate problem with vt-d

[Allan]

and these several values​​? used for what? e.g slide=50/4...

 

Thanks Slice.

[Slice]

and these several values​​? used for what? e.g slide=50/4...

 

Thanks Slice.

You know about these values exactly the same as me from dmazar's explanations.

[Allan]

I asked the question here, but not explanations.

[Slice]

Same as me.

[Allan]

Ow!

Well, now only wait some answer 

[Gringo Vermelho]

Some of the flags you listed are kernel flags independent of boot loader, meaning they will also work on a real Mac. Once you know this it will be a lot easier to find information.

 

See for example about the debug flag here:

 

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-57372761-263/boot-argument-options-in-os-x/

[Allan]

Nice!!!

 

i liked this matter, I will read for sure. 

 

Thanks GV