[Cube] New video card
Bill Fox
billx at cox.net
Mon Dec 3 20:39:47 PST 2007
Luis and others,
Gary wrote me: "If you have a 6 or 7 series Nvida Card in 10.50 and
have experienced a long
boot time in 10.5. in a G4. Here is the fix. Go to the System folder
and
look for the following it "AppleHWsensor.kext" from /System/Library/
Extensions/
folder and remove it"
Removing the extension worked like a charm. My Cube now boots
normally. I'm not sure if this will cause other problems but many
thanks to Gary Heartsfield for this info.
Bill
P.S.--For some unknown reason, I'm suddenly having problems posting to
this forum.
On Dec 3, 2007, at 8:19 AM, Luis Meleiro wrote:
> Gary: Could you please tell us the name of the
> extension(s)preference(s) file(s) that seem to be the culprit for
> the boot delay in Leopard?
>
> Thank you in advance,
> LM
>
> >>>On Fri, 30 de Nov de 2007 at 1:29, in message <2CF2DF1D-D543-4CBB-BDA8-8DC01FF01D01 at mac.com
> >, Gary Heartsfield <gheartsfield at mac.com> wrote:
> Bill my card works great very fast with Leopard. Just got the slow
> boot problem fixed.
> remove the apple hw preference boots in a normal time not 2min 45 secs
> like before.
>
> I do not have a fan on my card ?
>
> Gary H
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