You wouldn't be possibly interested in sharing those drivers or pointing to the post that told you how to do it, would you?
Hi, sure.
Here's the post I followed written by theBostonian:
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nVidia have not released the 10.9.5 version yet so no one can mod them.
FYI the actual modding is very easy, once nVidia releases their updated driver I'll try and do it myself
Actually, anyone comfortable with the terminal can do it:
Expand the .pkg
Code:
pkgutil --expand ~/Desktop/WebDriver-334.01.01f01.pkg ~/Desktop/WebDriver
use TextWrangler or other editor to edit var found_hardware = 0 to
Code:
var found_hardware = 1
Delete old .pkg then run this command:
Code:
pkgutil --flatten ~/Desktop/WebDriver ~/Desktop/WebDriver-334.01.01f01.pkg
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If needed though, i'm happy to share the driver i've already patched. Can't guarantee it will work or won't harm your system though, although I imagine that's not likely.
Cheers
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Hi, sure.
Here's the post I followed written by theBostonian
nVidia have not released the 10.9.5 version yet so no one can mod them.
FYI the actual modding is very easy, once nVidia releases their updated driver I'll try and do it myself
Actually, anyone comfortable with the terminal can do it:
Expand the .pkg
Code:
pkgutil --expand ~/Desktop/WebDriver-334.01.01f01.pkg ~/Desktop/WebDriver
use TextWrangler or other editor to edit var found_hardware = 0 to
Code:
var found_hardware = 1
Delete old .pkg then run this command:
Code:
pkgutil --flatten ~/Desktop/WebDriver ~/Desktop/WebDriver-334.01.01f01.pkg
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If need though, i'm happy to share the driver i've already patched. Can't guarantee it will work or won't harm your system though, although I imagine that's not likely.
Cheers
I simply did this with the newest drivers for Yosemite.