Thread: NVINJECT trying add array using entriesToAdd

Does anyone know how to use NVINJECT to add an <array> data type to the IORegistry? I've tried this every way I can think of and it never adds the array. Here is an example of what I am attempting:

<key>entriesToAdd</key>
<dict>
<key>Test</key>
<array>
<string>FRED</string>
<string>FLINTSTONE</string>
</array>
</dict>

My actual requirement is to add an array of type <data> but I've tried both and get the same result - nothing gets added. If I remove the <array> and simply use one <string> or one <data> then it gets added. Any help or suggestion is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
jcote1321

What you are trying to do???

Add a new card to the kext???

Why not EFI-String or DSDT with GFX Patch???

BTW, if you really want to do that, try with NVEnabler.kext... On this thread you will find all information needed to manipulate the kext > Nvenabler Testing And Discussion - Project OS X Forums

Hi kyndder,

I'm trying to update the IODetailedTiming entry with custom display modes. I am able to access other entries in the NVDA IOReg but can't modify this one because it's an array. Thanks for the suggestion - I'll try NVEnabler and see if it can do this.

Thanks,
jcote1321

Originally Posted by jcote1321

Hi kyndder,

I'm trying to update the IODetailedTiming entry with custom display modes. I am able to access other entries in the NVDA IOReg but can't modify this one because it's an array. Thanks for the suggestion - I'll try NVEnabler and see if it can do this.

Thanks,
jcote1321

I see...

Well, I never do that (I don`t use Video kext injectors as a long time), so I don`t know what tell to you...

I believe that`s your better choice is ask to Krazubu... He`s a kind of Hackintosh "Guru" and certainly he
knows what you can do (also, there`s a lot of Developers in activity on Project OS X)...