Comment 1 by Cosmosis Jones, May 8, 2012
i don't see any code that actually tries to process sub-dev ids. Your id is in there..
Status:
Accepted
Owner: mingy
Owner: mingy
Comment 2 by ErmaC , May 8, 2012
I'm testing this in my next revision... http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=278702 For now looks like works well! Fabio (ErmaC)
Comment 4 by ErmaC , Jul 8, 2012
I add this in my branch:
{ 0x10DE040C, 0x17AA20D9, "Lenovo Quadro FX 570M" },
Actually the "new" feature into the nvidia.c code process
the SubId, but for now just match the the ID from the Generic to
specific...
More work are needed in this way for enable/disable the
"things"...
Anyway the "quarts" feature are not related with the
GraphicsEnabler injector...
Maybe you need to add you DevId into the Kext (Info.plist)
Fabio
Status:
Fixed
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Reported by Jack Poznak, Jan 30, 2012
Hello, The 570m in my laptop get recognized perfectly by the system (10.7) with Graphics enabler but no ce. I've seen that my videocard has got also a Subsystem ID (20D9) and Vendor (17AA) and I was wondering if this may cause some troubles. "Slice", a very kind person of projectosx.com made me notice that GraphicsEnabler looks for Subvendor to switch on Graphics. I've also seen in Nvidia.c that some cards have comments like these: { 0x10DE06D1, "Tesla C2050" },// TODO: sub-device id: 0x0771 { 0x10DE06D1, "Tesla C2070" },// TODO: sub-device id: 0x0772 I wanted to know how to add the subdevice id in the nvidia.c file to see if that can solve my problem. Thank You! Many thanks!