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Change Resolution in VESA Mode/Enabled Full Drive Capacity with Tiger


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I feel like a leecher making my first post a question, but here goes:

 

This is my system:

 

ASUS M2A-VM

AMD X2 4200+

2GB RAM

GeForce 8600 GT

250 GB HD

JaS 10.4.8

 

SO, i'm gonna kill two birds with one stone (I feel bad for the poor birdies):

 

1. I'm another person waiting for the 8600 GT Drivers to be working. But for now, is there a way I can get the full 1280x1024 resolution without any drivers (therefore, in VESA mode if I'm not mistaken).

2. Also, seeing as I have a larger hard drive, I would like to be able to access my Windows and Linux partitions from OSX. So, how do I get Tiger to see that I don't have that small of a hard drive?

 

Any help, would be appreciated, also if some of you pro coders could post how 8600GT drivers are coming along, since the new update was released.

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What I mean is that Tiger doesn't see my full hard drive. I use 4 different Operating Systems, and Tiger can only see the first 128 GB of my hard drive. Therefore, do I need a kext so that Tiger will see the full 250 GB? Because if I only see the first 128, that means I can only see my Mac partition and part of my XP partition. I want to see the Vista and Linux ones.

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if your hard drive is IDE, you maybe run only in PIO mode, which can not go further 128Go. You'll have to find a decent kext for your IDE controler or replace it with a SATA one.

I think also that your drive speed is really slow, isn't it ?

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