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Comment 1 by Evan Lojewski, Jul 5, 2011
the way config keys are being parsed is soon to be updated. Once the update is complete, this should work again. NOTE: With the new changes, values should *not* be <strings> all the time. Boolean values need to be <true/> or <false/> Integer Values need to be <integer></integer> Etc.
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Owner: meklort
Owner: meklort
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Comment 2 by Gringo Vermelho, Jul 5, 2011
Can you post an example of a full flag that uses boolean and one that uses integer because I don't understand what you mean. <true>GraphicsEnabler</true> ? Can Apple's plist editor do that? What about "Hide Partition" and the others?
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Comment 3 by Evan Lojewski, Jul 5, 2011
With the plist editor, change the type to boolean, it'll create a check box. Use that to enable / disable As plain text: <key>GraphicsEnabler</key> <true/> -- or -- <key>GUI</key> <false/> For things like pci root (change type to integer in plist editor) <key>PCIRootUID</key> <integer>1</integer>
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Comment 5 by Evan Lojewski, Jul 6, 2011
For now I've just switched the config that all of the get*ForKey routines are using. This should fix the ignored key issue for now. This doesn't include the change for using <true/> and what not yet, soon to come though.
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Comment 6 by Gringo Vermelho, Jul 6, 2011
Thanks. I'm now on r1135 and all the settings I'm using are working again.
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Reported by Gringo Vermelho, Jul 5, 2011