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theconnactic
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The graphics glitches seem to have become less frequent, and, apart from that, it seems I just solve the last of my serious woes with Mavericks: the hideously long (50 seconds) boot time, caused by a previous inability to rebuild the caches since the DPs, is now a satisfactory 30 seconds (acceptable for a SATA II 3.0 mb/s disk, think i'm going to move it to the main SATA III port and make it my main disk) thanks to the removal of a certain AppleProfileFamily.kext and subsequent success with rebuilding caches.

 

All the best!

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p.H
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Well i have a z77-ds3h and a gtx560ti  and it installed great. BUT in OpenCL_OceanWave_Bandwidth_V161 i only get 60fps when i usually get 330 anyone fix this yet? osx runs very smooth and fast

Is it possible that v-sync is enabled? Not sure about this though. Mine is 60fps too.

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Well maybe its just ocean wave but i ant sure never had a problem with any mountain lion versions always worked g.e=no thats it or and my card is a gtx 650ti lol. Silly me saying that its happening to a gtx560 also hopefully just ocean wave needs a update then :)

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Andy Vandijck
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Hi, Andy. You managed to get ATI card AGPM working? You understand the parameter in AGPM plist for ATI cards? :D

Sure. I edited AGPM for iMac13,2 entry (Mac-00* entry) and installed the kext.

Use ATI entry from iMac12,X e.g. and edit the device id to match your card.

After this install the kext and rebuild cache.

Then it works just fine.

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Sure. I edited AGPM for iMac13,2 entry (Mac-00* entry) and installed the kext.

Use ATI entry from iMac12,X e.g. and edit the device id to match your card.

After this install the kext and rebuild cache.

Then it works just fine.

I take part of the info.plist from AGPM.

<key>iMac12,2</key>
				<dict>
					<key>Vendor1002Device6720</key>
					<dict>
						<key>QSC</key>
						<dict>
							<key>Enabled</key>
							<integer>1</integer>
							<key>Mode</key>
							<integer>1</integer>
							<key>hwPState</key>
							<array>
								<integer>0</integer>
								<integer>0</integer>
								<integer>0</integer>
								<integer>1</integer>
								<integer>1</integer>
								<integer>1</integer>
								<integer>1</integer>
								<integer>1</integer>
								<integer>2</integer>
							</array>
							<key>qscOnTime</key>
							<array>
								<integer>0</integer>
								<integer>960</integer>
								<integer>2400</integer>
								<integer>0</integer>
								<integer>2560</integer>
								<integer>5280</integer>
								<integer>8000</integer>
								<integer>10560</integer>
								<integer>0</integer>
							</array>
						</dict>
						<key>control-id</key>
						<integer>17</integer>
						<key>max-power-state</key>
						<integer>8</integer>
					</dict>

Do you have any ideas about the parameter qscOnTime or hsPState?

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XanthraX
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Installed GM over DP8 on my GA-B75M-D3H based hackintosh (see my signature) using Myhack. All work flawlessly except HDA, where I replaced with the patched one for the ALC887 using Kext Wizard. No special kext needed for the video card Asus EAH5670.

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DarwinX
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Does anyone running under the 10.9 GM experience any Sleep issues? In my laptop, the Sleep state triggers an instant reboot and a CMOS reset.

Upon the AppleRTC.kext regression, a CMOS reset no longer occurs and yet the system either refuses to wake up, wakes up to a black screen or reboots with the DarkWake=0 entry in org.chameleon.Boot.plist. And now, neither my laptop nor I can sleep.   :wallbash: Does anyone have any Ideas?

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Andy Vandijck
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Does anyone running under the 10.9 GM experience any Sleep issues? In my laptop, the Sleep state triggers an instant reboot and a CMOS reset.

Upon the AppleRTC.kext regression, a CMOS reset no longer occurs and yet the system either refuses to wake up, wakes up to a black screen or reboots with the DarkWake=0 entry in org.chameleon.Boot.plist. And now, neither my laptop nor I can sleep. :wallbash: Does anyone have any Ideas?

Odd...

No problem here.

Just fixed the DSDT _PTS and _WAK methods and ran the command sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0 and sleep works fine.

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p.H
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Odd...

No problem here.

Just fixed the DSDT _PTS and _WAK methods and ran the command sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0 and sleep works fine.

Oops. Andy you missed my post? Do you know those parameters?

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Andy Vandijck
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I take part of the info.plist from AGPM.

<key>iMac12,2</key>
				<dict>
					<key>Vendor1002Device6720</key>
					<dict>
						<key>QSC</key>
						<dict>
							<key>Enabled</key>
							<integer>1</integer>
							<key>Mode</key>
							<integer>1</integer>
							<key>hwPState</key>
							<array>
								<integer>0</integer>
								<integer>0</integer>
								<integer>0</integer>
								<integer>1</integer>
								<integer>1</integer>
								<integer>1</integer>
								<integer>1</integer>
								<integer>1</integer>
								<integer>2</integer>
							</array>
							<key>qscOnTime</key>
							<array>
								<integer>0</integer>
								<integer>960</integer>
								<integer>2400</integer>
								<integer>0</integer>
								<integer>2560</integer>
								<integer>5280</integer>
								<integer>8000</integer>
								<integer>10560</integer>
								<integer>0</integer>
							</array>
						</dict>
						<key>control-id</key>
						<integer>17</integer>
						<key>max-power-state</key>
						<integer>8</integer>
					</dict>
Do you have any ideas about the parameter qscOnTime or hsPState?
hwPState seems to be hardware power state (0-2 for ATI).

qscOnTime I do not know.

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Does anyone running under the 10.9 GM experience any Sleep issues? In my laptop, the Sleep state triggers an instant reboot and a CMOS reset.

Upon the AppleRTC.kext regression, a CMOS reset no longer occurs and yet the system either refuses to wake up, wakes up to a black screen or reboots with the DarkWake=0 entry in org.chameleon.Boot.plist. And now, neither my laptop nor I can sleep.   :wallbash: Does anyone have any Ideas?

Under 10.9GM I have 25 seconds to go sleep. Wake in 1 seconds. No other problem.

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Odd...

No problem here.

Just fixed the DSDT _PTS and _WAK methods and ran the command sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0 and sleep works fine.

I have already attempted to set the hibernate mode to 0 and 3 to no avail. 

Would you care to elaborate on your fore mentioned DSDT modifications pertaining to the _PTS and _WAK methods?

Thank You.

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Andy Vandijck
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I have already attempted to set the hibernate mode to 0 and 3 to no avail.

Would you care to elaborate on your fore mentioned DSDT modifications pertaining to the _PTS and _WAK methods?

Thank You.

_PTS = put to sleep.

Code called when system is entering sleep.

_WAK = wake from sleep.

Code called when system is resuming from wake.

Both need to be fine for your specific and correct in order for sleep to work correctly.

Check the patches for your DSDT.

 

Sleep here also takes 20-30 seconds.

Wake is instant.

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DarwinX
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_PTS = put to sleep.

Code called when system is entering sleep.

_WAK = wake from sleep.

Code called when system is resuming from wake.

Both need to be fine for your specific and correct in order for sleep to work correctly.

Check the patches for your DSDT.

 

Sleep here also takes 20-30 seconds.

Wake is instant.

I have both methods in my DSDT.aml and yet the Sleep mode, while functional under the 10.7 and 10.8, eludes me under the 10.9.  :help:

How do I appropriately modify those methods to attain a properly operational Sleep mode under the 10.9?

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Alex009988
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Oh my God. I killed my system. I made a USB Stick. Till the end of installation was about 7 minutes and it freezed. It got stuck. I take out USB stick, the massage of failed installation appeared. As a result, I did harm for file system.

So I now have to do clear installation. All data lost, but I did backup of my necessary files.

So guys, do backup regularly. It wouldn't bad.

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Lordadmiral Drake
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Installed over existing 10.8.3 installation.

Graphics, sound, wifi, etc.. are working (with appropriate kexts/patches) but I just can't get Speedstep to work. I tried the kext posted in this thread but no help. If I remove/rename NullCPUPowerManagement.kext the system just stops doing stuff roughly when initializing wifi and GPU. It also keeps working slower up to that point

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Zenith432
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I got that too. H67 chipset.

Sleep with 10.8.5, 1 second.

Sleep with 10.9, 18 seconds.

DSDT is long patched to eliminate harmful stuff in _PTS, so that can't be the problem.

Under 10.9GM I have 25 seconds to go sleep. Wake in 1 seconds. No other problem.

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_PTS = put to sleep.

Code called when system is entering sleep.

_WAK = wake from sleep.

Code called when system is resuming from wake.

Both need to be fine for your specific and correct in order for sleep to work correctly.

Check the patches for your DSDT.

 

Sleep here also takes 20-30 seconds.

Wake is instant.

+1. also here on p5q sleep takes about 20-30 seconds (if i remember correctly also in 10.8 sometimes it was the same).

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