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Here's what I did to get QE/CI working on a PC (Asus) Radeon HD6770 with 1GB of VRAM, a DVI, VGA and HDMI port: NOTE: YOU MUST HAVE A WORKING WINDOWS INSTALLATION.The list contains motherboards that have the appropriate graphics card interface. It is a default backend for both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox on Windows platforms and works by translating WebGL and OpenGL calls to available platform-specific APIs.Yes in traditional noob fashion I got the problem fixed myself! With some hunting around the forums, I've been able to piece together guides to make it work. Almost Native Graphics Layer Engine (ANGLE) is an open source graphic engine which implements WebGL 1.0 (2.0 which closely conforms to ES 3.0) and OpenGL ES 2.0 and 3.0 standards.

I have a Mac Pro 1,1 that I upgraded to a 2x quad core Intel 5355 chipset. This is what worked for me.Pro Tools Software 11.2.1 and Pro Tools HD Software 11.2.1 on Mac OS X 10.8.x and Mac OS X 10.9.x 8/8/14 3 Pro Tools HDX Systems Some Mac Pro computers with certain vi deo cards may not have power connections available for Pro Tools HDX cards (PTSW-156545)VRAM: 256 MBConnectors: Dual DVIOS Compatibility: OS X 10.4.6 or laterMaximum Resolution: 2560 x 1600Number of Monitors: 2 Features: Fully compatible with Mac OS X Tiger 10.4.7, 10.5 Leopard, 10.6 Snow Leopard, 10.7 Lion, 10.8 Mountain Lion and later To boot from an OS X Install disc, a 10.4.6 or newer disc is required Quartz Extreme compatible Core Image support Apple ColorSync support Apple. It is highly unlikely that you will but if everything has worked so far and you're following this it shouldn't. NOTE: I accept NO RESPONSIBILITY if you damage your card/mac in this process. The inside of your computer should look like Figure 1, with the. Remove the side panel of the computer by lifting the tab with a picture of a lock.

Scroll down to ATI5000/6000Controller.kext. You should see a lot of brick-like icons. After this, head on over to /System/Library/Extensions in Finder. Copy the device ID, in my case this was 0x68b8, but it varies between vendors, ie between Asus and Saphire etc. Head over into 'About this Mac', then go into more and then system report on Lion (Not sure if this guide will work necessarily with Snow Leopard, I will have a go sooner or later so check back for details!).

Make a space at the end and paste in your deviceid and add the '1002' or whatever onto the end to make it like the existing ones. Look in the document for a load of things similar to your DeviceID, in my case they are the ID plus ending '1002'. Copy this to your desktop and open it up in TextEdit.

I had my main display connected to the 6770 and my secondary to the 8800GT to make life easier so I could see a boot screen. If your card doesn't seem to be working, try installing 'ATY_init.kext', have a look round netkas' website and google for this. In my case, it took a boot into Windows to get this working, your mileage may vary on this. You should now have 2D (No QE/CI) functionality on your card. Do this for the 50 kext.3) Reboot the system.

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Now open up RadeonBIOS Editor. Open up GPU-Z, Select your AMD card and click the save BIOS button, save it to desktop for ease. Download all three and extract/install if necessary. You will need to go over to and download Radeon BIOS Editor, GPU-Z and WinATIFlash.

It'll prompt you to reboot.5) Reboot into Mac OS X. The flashing process should begin. Open the BIOS firmware we just created, and click 'Program'. Now, open up WinATIFlash.exe (in the extracted folder). Save the BIOS to your desktop, it should give you something with '2D.

Everything I tried returned an error from ATIFlash that the BIOS was invalid.- No boot screen from the Mac during startup.A note about the physical installation of this card. I did not extract it from the card.I used the TechPowerUp.com Radeon BIOS Editor tool within a Virtual Box machine to edit the BIOS file and change video card ID to HD 5770.I booted with a FreeDOS disc and used ATIFlash.exe to flash the card.- Video from the DVI port using OS X 10.6.8- I could not get any EFI-modified BIOS to flash into the card. I did not edit the ATI6000Controller.kext file.I downloaded the newest BIOS file for my card from the Gigabyte website. I hope I helped to get this working for you! :-)Yes in traditional noob fashion I got the problem fixed myself!I can confirm that by using jamie763p's notes as a guide, I have a working Gigabyte HD 6770 in my Mac Pro 2,1 running OS X 10.6.8.Gigabyte HD 6770 model GV-R677D5-1GD purchased from NCIX.comI edited the OS X ATI5000Controller.kext file to add the device ID of the Gigabyte card as described in jamie763p's notes. I haven't tried out all ports yet but we'll see what happens.

I have successfully flashed my Gigabyte 6770 card with a BIOS that includes the 5770_vervet_netkas.efi. I read through other posts from people able to get their 5770 correctly recognized as a 5770 with better performance. I have bought one through eBay.В« Last Edit: April 03, 2012, 04:50:07 PM by daitod вњїurther experimenting has lead me to what should be progress but results in less functionality.Like jamie763p, my 6770 card, after editing the BIOS to be a 5770, appeared in the Mac System Profiler as simply a HD 5000 card. It appears that the power connector on the card should fit the Mac Pro booster cable. I routed the LP4 connectors in the DVD bay of the Mac Pro in an awkward, temporary route around the hard drive bays to connect to the card.

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