Recent content by oiluj

Weird!!! SLIpatch only uses 3 modified WINDOWS base files ('ntoskrnl.exe', 'hal.dll' and 'winload.exe'). They are from and for Windows... They have NOTHING to do with Ubuntu (Linux) kernel (nor "normal") files! Strange at its best!!! Maybe you can see if SLI is working in Ubuntu by using CUDA-Z...

What do you mean? How did you install SLIpatch in Ubuntu???

A little off-topic now: With Linux, do pre i7/i5 motherboards have SLI enabled? In other words: do nVidia Linux drivers check for the SLI certificate aswell? Is it possible to activate SLI with a X48, X38, P45, P35 (etc. etc. etc.) chipset with Linux? Or should we need another similar...

anatolymik, any news about your (awesome) work with the new 'HyperVisor' version of the SLIpatch ??

johnspack, I've just installed drivers v197.45 under Windows 7 Ultimate x64, and the patch WORKS.

Today I've updated my Windows 7 Ultimate x64 via Windows Update, and after that, I always got a BSOD concerning 'nvlddmkm.sys' (I'm using "custom" SLIpatch 0.7a and nVidia drivers v197.13. I said "custom" SLIpatch because I don't use dual boot option at startup, I always boot with SLIpatched...

Sorry. I think I know this user from another forum, so I answered him in Spanish, so I can better help him. Anyway, you're right, and again, I'm sorry for that.

¿Eres el mismo MasMe de EoL? Si es que sí, un placer verte por aquí, y me entiendes lo que estoy escribiendo: - ¿Por qué estas con los drivers v190.62? Ve a por los v197.13 que el invento funciona SIN drivers modificados (con el SLI-Patch v0.7a, y TAMPOCO have falta ningún rollo del SLI...

Darrenm72, you have a real mess in your mind or my english is not good enough to understand you. All you have to do is: 1.- Install Windows 7 x64 2.- Disable UAC 3.- Download and unzip in a folder the SLI Patch 0.7a (for Windows 7 x64) 4.- Open a Command Prompt window with Administrator...

Obviously, it's not a matter of life or death to have newest kernel v6.0.6002.18160 running in my system. Honestly, I don't know which vulnerabilities it fixes that v6.0.6002.18082 doesn't. If you patch v6.0.6002.18160, I will be running a SLIpatched system with <almost> no vulnerabilities...

Today I've updated my Windows Vista Ultimate x64 via Windows Update, and after that, I always got a BSOD concerning 'nvlddmkm.sys' (I'm using "custom" SLIpatch 0.7a and nVidia drivers v196.21. I said "custom" SLIpatch because I don't use dual boot option at startup, I always boot with SLIpatched...

First of all, check that your MOTHERBOARD has the latest BIOS available. As I can see, latest one is version F7 for your motherboard. If you don't have this one, flash your MOTHERBOARD with it. Then, check that the second PCIe is also controlled by the NorthBridge, as the first one. If the...

Mashuga, what do you mean by "hiccups"? The random "driver crash-and-revive" that v195.xx had or what? If so, I'd also want to know if v196.xx has this problem.

I experience the same "driver crash" as Triton.se, and it seems to appear randomly. It appears under Vista x64, with SLIPatch 0.42, on an Asus P5K Premium/WiFi-AP (chipset P35) with two 8800GT. I haven't tried SLIPatch 0.50 fot Win7 x64 yet. Is there a SLIPatch 0.50 for Vista x64 ?

To "override" those Windows permissions issues, you can use the Ubuntu 9.10 LiveCD. From there you can do whatever you want to any file, without Windows annoying you. Once done, you can boot again into Windows, but this time with modified files running. Remember to make a backup of the...