UEFI Firmware Settings

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UEFI Firmware Settings Press Del or F2 on your keyboard to access firmware settings and go to "Advanced Mode".

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Setting UEFI Firmware pada Windows 8 di BIOS

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UEFI Firmware SettingsPress Del or F2 on your keyboard to access firmware settings and go to "Advanced Mode".

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If you have a NVIDIA or ATI GPU with UEFI VBIOS, make sure that CMS is disabled.  Else, set it to enabled.

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Disable Secure Boot by changing OS Type to "Other OS".

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Disable iGP.

Chameleon 2 RC4 for Intel GMA (version 2)24 febbraio 2010

This is a new version of the modified Chameleon 2 RC4 bootloader, to get (wide) native resolution on most Intel GMA. I tried to solve the common problems of the previous release.

The behaviour of the bootloader has been modified  as follows:1. The desired resolution is read from “Graphics Mode” key in com.apple.Boot.plist2. If the key is not present, the bootloader reads the default resolution of your LCD/Monitor from EDID3. The first entry of vesa bios modetable is patched with the new resolution, so OSX can find it and boot correctly.

-The major improvement is that now you can specify your custom wide resolution. For example, on my Inspiron 1545, I was able to get 1280×720 instead of 1366×768. Obviously, the resolution must be supported by your monitor and graphics card, so first ensure of that using windows or linux.The string format must be in the classical form:<key>Graphics Mode</key>< string>1280x720x32</string>Don’t forget to check for the existance of com.apple.Boot.plist both in /Extra and /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration directories.

-In addition, you can overwhelm many other cases in which the default resolution reported by edid is not the maximum supported by the monitor, but a mere 1024×768.

In this version I also added new deviceId strings, to recognize the last variants of GMA 4500, such as Optiplex.

- If you want to report any problems, please include in the comment your notebook/motherboard model, the output of:lspci -nn|grep -i 'memory\|dram' (lspci is here)

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and better, a video bios dump. From linux:sudo dd if=/dev/mem of=vbios.dmp bs=65536 skip=12 count=1 and send me vbios.dmp.

In the package I’ve included all the compiled binaries, and the sources in the form of a diff patch.-Install as you do with the original bootloader. If you already installed Chameleon RC4, just open the terminal and copy the boot file in your root directory, e.g.:$ cd Desktop/ChameleonMR2$ sudo cp boot /(And give your password)

Mavericks to USB

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Open terminal and type:sudo /Applications/Install\ OS\ X\ Mavericks.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/CloverBoot --applicationpath /Applications/Install\ OS\ X\ Mavericks.app --no interaction

It should show:Erasing Disk: 0%... 10%... 20%... 100%...Copying installer files to disk... Copy complete. 

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Making disk bootable... Copying boot files...Copy complete. Done.