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I ran into the same problem. Doing an import of Cocoa/Cocoa.h fixes it up. I don't know if that's the most correct header to import, but it gets the job done.

If your machine uses the 'awacs' sound chipset, you can enable sound. I know this chipset is used in the 7500 class machines, and I think others too. To enable the driver for awacs, you have to edit something like: /System/Library/Extensions/AppleAudioScreamer.kext/Info.plist (That...

I'm afraid I've never worked with any of the newer hardware; so I'm sorry to say that I don't think I can help. Sorry, Tobey

It depends on your machine! For my 'old world' 7500, I have to append the -v to my 'boot-device' variable. Hence my system would read: #nvram boot-device 0 bootr #nvram boot-device=0 bootr -v NOTE: This is only good for the 7500, and please check the syntax before trying this! Tobey

Has anyone had any luck getting the ATI XClaim 3d (plus?) video card working with OS X? It appears that OS X loads the ATI Rage 128 driver, and after redrawing the screen ( when the acutal GUI starts up ) I get a kernel panic. So, has anyone had any luck with this card? Thanks, Tobey...

Anyone else getting this error message? ('failed to file map system file') I got this several times in the log during the install, and I also get this several times during normal system operation. (The message shows up in the logs; visible in the console application.) I believe I've seen it...

What kind of video care are you using, or are you using the internal video? If you're using the internal video, do you have a monitor with a mac-style connector, or a standard PC style VGA connector? I'm using a PC monitor, which requires me to use an adapter to connect the monitor to the...