shoarthing Posted November 28, 2007 Share Posted November 28, 2007 At any overclocked fsb, the connection between my Apple bluetooth keyboard/mouse & either of my USB Bluetooth dongles (tried both 'Apple-approved' D-Link DBT-120 versions b4 & C1) malfunction inside Leopard; but not inside ordinary Darwin-boot Tiger. Leopard becomes unusable. Symptoms are: 1st - cannot select a menu by a mouse-click; 2nd - any text-entry box recently typed in gathers a row of 'ghost' full-stops; 3rd - mouse-pointer starts to flicker . . by then the system is unusuable & has to be shut down. A restart sees the same symptoms immediately, a shutdown sees them within a few minutes. It is *not* a hardware issue: have used 4 known-working firmwares for this P5WDH. Applies to pc_efi versions 1>v5 (plus Uphuck's 'magic boot' '200MHz' & a v1 netkas modded to 400MHz by gotoh). Used vanilla SMBIOS & 4 recent netkas versions. Kernel is vanilla 10.5.1 (the major point of running pc_efi) . . . no issues at default FSB of my e6420 (266). Anyone here with similar firsthand experiences or a diagnosis? Link to comment https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/73802-pc_efi-bluetooth-hassles-when-overclocked/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
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