HI @B S Magnet
One way we can find out which kexts are used it to match the low level openfirmware drivers...
Any chance you could boot into OpenFirmware (Apple-Alt-O-F) on boot and then type dev / ls and see what comes up.
We can do some digging for the all the devices.
I'm guessing that despite some computers having USB some driver stuff is handled using adb or proto-adb calls (on some platforms).
For example on Powerbook5,6 (yours is 5,4) there are these methods on the PowerManagement device
A couple of things:
I may have time later to examine devices at the OF level.
The A1138 is PowerBook5,8 (and the A1139 is PowerBook5,9). Both models have no ADB buses, unique to the final (late 2005) line of PowerBook G4s. Similarly, both have integrated AirPort and Bluetooth on one card (though in the case of my A1138 unit I’m using as a Snow Leopard sandbox, there’s a logic board fault which prevents the use of said integrated card).
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Hi B S M,
In my QUAD with a Geforce 6600 it's out of the box no additional
work required.
Also Lars has an ATI card and if I understood correctly everything is
out of the box also.
Best regards,
voidRunner
My guess (hypothesis) is there was GeForce 6600 support intended for a Mac Pro model (what ended up going in with the early Mac Pros was a 7300), which is maybe why you aren’t running into any trouble here. As far as I can make out, no Intel MacBook/MacBook Pro/Mac mini was shipped with any of the 9xxx line of Radeon Mobility cards.
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