Hardware Hackintosh Thread V2.0, The Official OSX86 Thread (Hardware)
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 Sep 27 2011, 10:20 PM
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i'm also looking to buy bluetooth usb doogle ...
i bought AVF model (recommended by my friend) .. both of us using same mobo for our hackintosh .. somehow his can work without no issue and mine cannot ... cannot play with my new magic trackpad because of this  any suggestion ... i'm using GIGABYTE GA-X58A-UD3R ... with Lion tq |
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Oct 23 2011, 01:48 AM
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somehow after upgrade to 10.7.2, my system did not recognize 2nd display. not sure what happen.
i can detect correct gc model in the system info. previously OK when using 10.7 any idea ... |
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Oct 24 2011, 09:13 PM
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QUOTE(wiraone @ Oct 23 2011, 08:06 PM) @thx, can't help much .. but I believe you can diagnose further your problem .. Do you see the BIOS bootup screen on both monitors? Try disconnecting the two monitors and let only one monitor connected to the graphics card (the port that aren't recognised). Swap around with the other monitor and vice versa .. if both monitors and ports are okay, then I believe you need to go ahead with diagnosing the Lion problem .. or better still, are both monitors working okay on Windows? Hi, I have both win7 and lion .. in win7 .. both monitors OK ... what happen when i was using 10.7 .. during bootup, only one screen will show the process etc .. but when ready, both screen will display .. i tried to power off that one monitor, leaving 2nd monitor (connected using displayport at my GC) .. nothing came oout .. it happen when me upgrade to 10.7.2 .. using multibeast 4.0.2 ... i suppose to click only audio part and migration extension .. but i selected eastbeast option also which i believe overide my previous setting .. manage to recover my audio .. but not for dual view .. |
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