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Hi Musiq:

 

I had the same problem with my laptop (Dell Inspiron 1150). I could not adjust the Graphics Memory in BIOS, so I'm stuck at 10.4.1.

 

Now, I'm running 10.4.6 on my other machines (I know it's old but it works fine on my hardware: Dell Inspiron 1300, Dell Optiplex GX-260, MSI mPC 915).

 

--danyel :blink:

I'm guessing this is one of the intel 845/855/865 situations.. personally, if I absoultely *had* to run os x, I'd look at setting the video memory to max in bios (usually labelled 8mb or something silly) and run 10.4.8 in VESA mode.

 

Essentially, 10.4.1, though great for its day, is incompatible with pretty much all current software, and although you *may* get qe/ci with the AppleIntel830 kexts etc, I question what you're going to use that capability for, when very few apps will run.

I'm guessing this is one of the intel 845/855/865 situations.. personally, if I absoultely *had* to run os x, I'd look at setting the video memory to max in bios (usually labelled 8mb or something silly) and run 10.4.8 in VESA mode.

 

Essentially, 10.4.1, though great for its day, is incompatible with pretty much all current software, and although you *may* get qe/ci with the AppleIntel830 kexts etc, I question what you're going to use that capability for, when very few apps will run.

 

I don't have a video section in my bios, i don't know if its really old but i don't have one and while i was searching the fourms someone said that you could only get 1200*800 if you revert back to 10.4.1. I don't know if there's any solutions yet because i've tried alot of them.

 

If any got any ideas i'll love to know

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