OK. Do the following on Terminal:This should fix it.

That's the way it should be, it's the Extensions Chache, so the reason to delete it is to have it recreated on next to boot to have changes applied to it.

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OK. Do the following on Terminal:This should fix it.

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Well, i've done this and that error never appeared again.

Thanks for this.



BUT, I don't know if this is working. My screen resolution stays the same(1024*768) and I am not able to change it in system preferences (dock) because 1024x768 is the only one that appears in the list.

Once again I need your help

One thing... when I start my computer, it says "VESA 14Mb Nvidia"... If this worked, shouldn't it say "Nvidia 9200GS" or something?


Thanks Imkantus!

Well OK try to rebuild the Extensions.mkext again - delete it or use the " -f " bootflga - effect it the same.
If that doesn't help, check if the nvdarwin Extension has been loaded: Use this on Terminal:

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Thanks Imkantus.

Well I trashed the extensions.mkext, rebooted the computer and I wrote it in Terminal: "sudo kextstat | grep -i nvdarwin"

Appeared this:

" 86 0 0x47bdf000 0x6000 0x5000 com.nvdarwin (1.2.5) <17 12> "


Whats the result? Was nvdarwin loaded sucessfuly?


Thanks.

One other question.

I have Leopard 10.5.5, and in order to sucessfuly install and run the xCode(iPhone app) I need Leopard 10.5.7. Can I upgrade to 10.5.7 without a new installation of Mac OSX? Or do I need to download other CD with Mac OSX and install it again?

Thanks

Yeh, it has been loaded but still not working, right?
Doesn't matter - still have ideas left - remove nvdarwin.kext again - we will try something else, within the update.

Many newbies, who aren't sure how things work, tend to crash their system with doing updates - so I will try to give you some advices, so that you can do a safe update (I hope^^).

1. Download latest FakeSMC, and install the Leopard version using KextHelper. Do not reboot yet - go to /System/Library/Extensions and delete dsmos.kext - you won't need the Decrypter any longer with using the SMC emulation.
2. Download Chameleon v2 RC1 Installer pkg, install it to your Leopard partition to upgrade your bootloader. Once done, open Terminal and enter "sudo rm -f /boot". Then Download PC_EFI 10.5 boot file and drop it to the main directory (/) of your Leopard partition.
3. Download DSDT Patcher by fassl and create a dsdt.aml - optimized for "0 Darwin" copy it to the /Extra folder. (Don't worry if this doesn't work, skip the step.)
4. Use "sudo kextstat | grep -i Disabler" to ensure this Extension has been loaded. This is very important for the Update not to crash!!
5. After next reboot, download 10.5.8 Combo Update from Apple & install it. Don't wory if it needs a second attempt to boot in your system again.

Once running 10.5.8 with PC_EFI 10.5 bootloader, open Terminal again and use the following command to get the gfx's pci value from ioreg:It normaly should return either 1 or 0.
Then open an editor and create a file with the following content:Place the red flag only if the value from the ioreg was 0 - if it was 1, leave that string empty!

Save the file as com.apple.Boot.plist and copy it to /Extra

Reboot again.

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Wow Imkantus! What a post!

Well I'm now downloading Mac OSX 10.5.8 update from support.apple.

Is there any chance to put Mac OSX in Portuguese? Now it's in English, can I change the language?


After download all the apps and the Mac OSX 10.5.8, i'll try your tutorial from your last post.

Then (If i can boot ) I'll post the results!.


Thanks Imkantus.

Well the uphuckers had been removing most language translations from their releases to have more usable space on their DVD images...

My bandwith is currently allmost utilized & I will have to leave in about a hour - but maybe you'll recieve a sudden PM with an upload of the Portuguese.pkg tomorrow.

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Ok Imkantus, i'll wait!

Well, I'l do the upgrade to 10.5.8 this night... now I have to leave too.

After that, i'll post the result.

Once again, Thanks Imkantus, without you running Mac OSX in my laptop would't be possible

Well I have a big big problem now!

I installed 10.5.8.

It took 2 restarts to ask me for my login password. Ok, it's normal as you said.

When i start hiting my laptop+s keyboard to put my password... i realised that my laptop's keyboard weren't working. BIG PROBLEM. I connected my desktop keyboard to my laptop.... and now, i'm writing with it.

My keyboard's laptop don't work now... and my touchpad don't work too.

Something got wrong =/

And another problem appeared when opened safari and came here... when i scroll up or down, safari put some parts behind the others, instead of just getting down the forum page(the page is not displayed ok). I don't know if it's a graphic problem, but when i minimize safari and restore it, the page is displayed ok. But scrolling make the previous problem.


More help needed, I guess I just screwed up this...


BTW, I tried to write "ioreg -l | grep -15 “AppleACPIPCI” | grep UID" in terminal, and no number (either 0 or 1) were displayed in the window... so, i'm not able to finish your tutorial ...


Thanks once more

I solved my problem! ahahahahah =D

Keyboard and touchpad are now working ok

I just replaced the ACPI... .kext and installed voodooPS2controller.kext

Well... safari continues with the same problem. In this forum I have this problem, scrolling ain't ok. =/



EDIT1(28.11,2009): Safari sometimes is ok, some don't. Now have problems again, some minutes ago, it was ok.

But, safari is not the unique with this problem. When i'd gone to "System Preferences", and changed my mouse settings, in the last column (Keyboard, Mouse, Keyboard Shortcuts) we have a list when we can scroll. And there the scrolling problem revealed again.

Thinking a bit, using my limitated knowledges I probably say that this is a graphic problem. No drivers? But this just happened after the update to 10.5.8...it's strange.

EDIT2(29.11.2009): Graphic problem. Big one... Every windows now are not displayed ok. If I move one window(safari for example) from one side to the other in my screen, the body of the window begin to mix one with other. I can't explain this better , maybe with a print screen:



And this(this should be the System Preferences window, as you can see it's not displayed correctly):




Graphics, resolution. That's what I want to solve.

Thanks again!