The hack only enables Quartz Extreme for PCI Radeons and PCI GeForce 2mx/3/4 cards. If you have a card older than the Radeon, it is simply impossible to use QE.
Actually, the ATI Rage cards are *completely* unsupported because they are technologically inferior. They simply cannot manipulate the custom size of the buffers needed for Quartz Extreme to work.
heya all I just got Jaguar on Saturday and I LOVE IT!!!!! How much VRAM do would I need to utillize Quartz Extreme? My System Profiler says that I have 8MB. Is that enough? I think that I may be using QE because my computer is VERRRRRRRRRY responsive. It has the scaling effect when you open and close windows etc. Please let me know if I can indeed run QE with my current configuration which I listed below:
iBook Dual USB 2001 Model 600 Mhz
384 MB RAM
Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar 10.2.1
14 GB HD (though i dont think that that would effect QE)
Your computer is not using QE because your 8MB video card is a Rage 128 which doesn't have the functions required to handle QE. There is no hack to fix this, the card just cannot do it. All responsiveness you are getting would be from other improvments to Jaguar.
ok cool. Like Apple says: " Get a new Mac for as low as $129.99." (Or something similar to that.)
In 10.1.5 i used to run sorta sluggish but now... ITS AWESOMELY FAST!!! and i have MIDI support without having to deal with the STUPID OMS software that would crash my OS 9.
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The hack only enables Quartz Extreme for PCI Radeons and PCI GeForce 2mx/3/4 cards. If you have a card older than the Radeon, it is simply impossible to use QE.
Hmm, if not...
Sorry. <img src="graemlins/hmmm.gif" border="0" alt="[Hmmm]" />
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iBook Dual USB 2001 Model 600 Mhz
384 MB RAM
Mac OS X 10.2 Jaguar 10.2.1
14 GB HD (though i dont think that that would effect QE)
12.1'' screen
No Airport Card installed
DSL Internet Connection
In 10.1.5 i used to run sorta sluggish but now... ITS AWESOMELY FAST!!! and i have MIDI support without having to deal with the STUPID OMS software that would crash my OS 9.
:-D