Solution

aiyagari · 07-30-2010, 11:39 PM

As mentioned in the "failing to wake from sleep" thread, I have found a solution to the driver crash problem. It is not pretty, and clearly a hack, but it works and will allow you to use the monitor with the existing 1.6b2 driver. I've been running this way for 10 days with no crash now. I've run it with and without my external monitors, no problem. I have a MacBook Pro i5 with 10.6.4, 4 GB RAM. I normally run it with lid open and internal monitor enabled, with an external DVI display on the Mini DisplayPort and a Diamond BVU-195 DisplayLink device as a third monitor. My "main display" is the internal display -- I did not want to play around with changing that and adding more variables.

07-30-2010, 11:39 PM	#1
aiyagari Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 12	Solution As mentioned in the "failing to wake from sleep" thread, I have found a solution to the driver crash problem. It is not pretty, and clearly a hack, but it works and will allow you to use the monitor with the existing 1.6b2 driver. I've been running this way for 10 days with no crash now. I've run it with and without my external monitors, no problem. I have a MacBook Pro i5 with 10.6.4, 4 GB RAM. I normally run it with lid open and internal monitor enabled, with an external DVI display on the Mini DisplayPort and a Diamond BVU-195 DisplayLink device as a third monitor. My "main display" is the internal display -- I did not want to play around with changing that and adding more variables.