NVEnabler is a driver for your nvidia card that tries to do this as you boot up, instead of the DSDT way where the bootloader does this before the OS start to load. Sometimes you have to do this, other times it work out of the box. What you do when you "Edit DSDT" is that you take the normal information from the ACPI tables and turn them into something OSX understand. The normal problem is that we run our hackintoshes with non-standard apple hardware. Theese tables contain what the computer tell the operating system (OSX) about your devices (Sound, graphics, harddisk +++). but in short i can sum up the thing like this :
#Lg flatron e2350v screen goes to sleep how to
There are several guides on how to create and edit DSDT, so i wont go into more details on that. I am also running the same plugins as you from the FakeSMC package, so for ME that was not the problem. I am not running NVEnabler.kext at all now. Please give me a clue as to what's going on! If I boot the Hackintosh connected to the tv and then hot swap it to the LG, it'll work! If I try to skip connecting it to the tv, and just wait for it to boot before plugging it into the LG, it WON'T work! There is one work-around solution, but it's a highly impractical one.
When I connect my Hackintosh to either my Samsung or my Sony tv with HDMI, it works fine. Poking at the LG settings, accidentally turning the Language to Chinese
#Lg flatron e2350v screen goes to sleep 1080p
Set my display resolution to 1080p with no overscan Made sure in System Preferences, the Energy Saver is set to Never Sleep for computer and display.
Using HDMI to DVI cable and vise versa to mobo and gpu ports Using HDMI cable to mobo hdmi port and to gpu hdmi port. (It show the bios screen, the Hackintosh screen and the Apple loading screen, then goes blank.)
My LG w2343v Flatron monitor immediately goes into "power saving mode" after I boot my Hackintosh and won't wake up. I hope this is the right thread for this. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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