[CUBE] DVD Player software not happy with GeForce2
a l a n t h o m p s o n
athomp2 at mac.com
Tue Jan 21 09:22:54 PST 2003
No problems with the DVD player and my 2MX -
I would venture to guess that you don't have the proper drivers
installed - which in itself is odd, as they should be included in your
base install of OS X (since 10.1, when I installed my card).
Swapping out the fence was always a given, and you won't notice super
performance in the Finder - but you will notice an improvement when
things get straightened out. Absolutely. You'll have quartz extreme,
and some more video ram to play with, but it still won't be the end all
be all performer (the finder is just plain slow, still).
Anyhoo,
Check here to see if you have the proper drivers installed/present
(would be cool to check out your startup system.log to see which driver
is being loaded upon boot, too).
/System/Library/Extensions/GeForce2MX.kext - kernel extension for this
card
/System/Library/Extensions/GeForce2MXGLDriver.bundle
They're both under a MB, so I can stuff 'em up and email them to you if
you like.
--alan
On Tuesday, January 21, 2003, at 08:11 AM, John H. Lincoln wrote:
> Installing the card required swapping out the "fence" from the stock
> ATY 128 Pro video card that came with the Cube. That was OK. But
> performance with the GeForce2 (under OS X 10.2.3) was not noticeably
> different (!). What did I forget? My GeForce2 was from eBay, and did
> not include any software. Should there have been a driver on CD? For
> OS X?
>
> But the real problem came later in the day, when I attempted to play a
> DVD. Turns out the GeForce2 is not compatible with the DVD Player from
> Apple.
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