fermi/gtx 480/gtx 470 드라이버 설정하기 - 해킨토

update 2010/06/18: it's finally working

how to make it work:
1. install 10.6.4
2. install a fermi capable bootloader (for install procedure please look elsewhere), aserebln or chameleon:

aserebln (supports GTX 480/470/465/480M + preliminary memory fix):
  aserebln_fermi.zip ( 85.78K ) Number of downloads: 138

diff (not needed for installation):   aserebln_fermi_diff.txt ( 1.21K ) Number of downloads: 115

chameleon (thx BiTRiP, supports GTX 480/470):
http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php...st&id=73128

3. add this to your boot plist if you haven't done so already:

CODE

        <key>GraphicsEnabler</key>
        <string>Yes</string>

4. install the new nvidia driver: you'll probably have to manually extract the kexts with pacifist and copy them to /System/Library/Extensions.
don't download the driver from nvidia, they rereleased the drivers, but without the necessary NVDAGF100Hal.kext.

also, megauplad download is working again, so use either of these downloads:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BHSAX759

  RetailMac19.5.8f03.001.zip ( 7.63MB ) Number of downloads: 68

  RetailMac19.5.8f03.002.zip ( 7.63MB ) Number of downloads: 53

  RetailMac19.5.8f03.003.zip ( 7.63MB ) Number of downloads: 45

  RetailMac19.5.8f03.004.zip ( 1.38MB ) Number of downloads: 47

since i can't attach .001, .002, ... files and only files < 10 meg, you'll have to rename these files to .zip.00* (e.g. RetailMac19.5.8f03.001.zip to RetailMac19.5.8f03.zip.001) and use an unarchiver (or the unarchiver) that can unpack split archives.

5. edit NVDAResman.kext Info.plist to include "0x06c010de&amp;0xfff0ffff"
6. clear caches and/or ignore cache on bootup (you know the procedure)
7. if it's working for you, please post it

  Screen_shot_2010_06_21_at_4.57.03_PM.png ( 25.75K ) Number of downloads: 160

  Screen_shot_2010_06_18_at_4.46.25_PM.png ( 203.82K ) Number of downloads: 447

  Screen_shot_2010_06_18_at_4.47.02_PM.png ( 132.45K ) Number of downloads: 231

apparently system profiler doesn't recognize the vram size, but the opengl driver does.

edit: one sad thing: opencl doesn't work yet :/


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old post:
so, are there already any osx86 users that can call themselves lucky owners of a fermi card?

it seems like 10.6.3 brings support for fermi cards:
doing a "find /System/Library/Extensions/ | xargs strings -arch x86_64 2>&1 | grep -i "fermi"" gives 48 hits, including things like nvFermiGLContext and nvFermiHAL in GeForce.kext.

and it also seems like the geforce opencl driver has support for sm_20 (fermi ptx code).


so the question is if this enables full fermi support and is anyone able to test it yet?