michaelsanford
Translator, Web Developer
If you boot in Mac OS X 10.1.3 or above in verbose or single-user mode and see:
you have nothing to worry about.
When does it appear:
This message appears on Macintosh computers with nVidia video cards running Mac OS X 10.1.3 or higher. It will appear when you boot verbosely (COMMAND-V at boot time) or into single user mode (COMMAND-S at boot time).
What it means:
This message means that the system could not locate and initialise your second monitor. Now, if you do not have a second monitor connected to your computer, seeing this message should not surprise you.
Crib notes version:
Don't worry
Code:
Couldn't Alloc Class NVDANV10HALWhen does it appear:
This message appears on Macintosh computers with nVidia video cards running Mac OS X 10.1.3 or higher. It will appear when you boot verbosely (COMMAND-V at boot time) or into single user mode (COMMAND-S at boot time).
What it means:
This message means that the system could not locate and initialise your second monitor. Now, if you do not have a second monitor connected to your computer, seeing this message should not surprise you.
Crib notes version:
Don't worry