Mr Mind
19-11-2009, 18:29
Ciao condivido il tuo sfogo e metterie tutti quelli della TC davanti a un plotone di esecuzione, perché quando hanno preso i miei, i tuoi e i soldi di tutti quanti gli altri sfortunati che ci campano con quello che facciamo non scappavano. Comunque nell'arte "dell'arrangiare" ho trovato questo in rete. Da quello che ho letto nei commenti sembra funzionare, però, onestamente io non sono capace di farlo. Se ci provi mi fai sapere? Saluti Francesco.
I've been playing around with Snow Leopard today with the PowerCore on my Mac Pro.
I have a PowerCore Firewire, but I believe I have a workaround that might be useful for PCIe users.
Firstly, the Firewire PowerCore works fine so far under Snow Leopard, however it must be turned on after the Mac has booted.
Obviously PCIe users cannot choose when to power on their cards, however you can choose when the driver is loaded.
Try this:
Install the PowerCore software into Snow Leopard. DO NOT REBOOT.
Open a Terminal.
Issue these commands:
Code:
mkdir /PowerCore
sudo mv /System/Library/Extensions/PowerCore.kext /PowerCore
sudo mv /PowerCore/PowerCore.kext/Contents/PlugIns/PowerCore64.kext /PowerCore
Reboot your Mac. It will start up (but the PowerCore will not work yet).
When you want to load up the PowerCore, open a Terminal and type:
Code:
sudo kextutil /PowerCore/PowerCore.kext
This will load the PowerCore kernel extension and you should find your card(s) boot and is useable.
You will need to use that last command every time you boot.
I've been playing around with Snow Leopard today with the PowerCore on my Mac Pro.
I have a PowerCore Firewire, but I believe I have a workaround that might be useful for PCIe users.
Firstly, the Firewire PowerCore works fine so far under Snow Leopard, however it must be turned on after the Mac has booted.
Obviously PCIe users cannot choose when to power on their cards, however you can choose when the driver is loaded.
Try this:
Install the PowerCore software into Snow Leopard. DO NOT REBOOT.
Open a Terminal.
Issue these commands:
Code:
mkdir /PowerCore
sudo mv /System/Library/Extensions/PowerCore.kext /PowerCore
sudo mv /PowerCore/PowerCore.kext/Contents/PlugIns/PowerCore64.kext /PowerCore
Reboot your Mac. It will start up (but the PowerCore will not work yet).
When you want to load up the PowerCore, open a Terminal and type:
Code:
sudo kextutil /PowerCore/PowerCore.kext
This will load the PowerCore kernel extension and you should find your card(s) boot and is useable.
You will need to use that last command every time you boot.