I also got a werid kernel message on reboot saying such and such failed and was going to be force killed this was after it backed out of the gui portion. I give you the exact error messages from my log file later I am at work unfortunality Thats too bad. I guess, the failed load of some drivers here will be the reason. I really think it has nothing to do with mousepose It simply can't be responsible for a panic, because it does not load a driver, so no kernel panics possible here.

I really would appreciate it if you would post your logfile, m8. But please do not let us confuse new users, before you made absolutely sure that this is really caused by that workaround.:censored2: Edited January 25, 2006 by xtraa. What is making the mouse to tear, how did Apple managed to fix this issue, there must be something wrong with the driver, maybe time is ower only friend. Maybe 10.4.6 will fix this issue, who knows. No it won't, we have that bug because Apple want us to have it (or at least, if they don't, it's related to the hardware within their iMAC which is causing problems with our PCs). Why am I telling this? Simply because since the announcement of the new MacMini, we definitly know that Apple will use a GMA950 intel chip and GMA 9x0 users report the same problem as our (at least, maybe not the mouse tearing, but the no resolution switch bug, etc) with the new 10.4.5 update.

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Restoring an old kext from 10.4.4 (which is actually pretty old, Apple was pretty far of the new MacMini) would make the resolution switcher back, so it's pretty sure it has something to do with the real macs themselves (TPM? Nah I don't think so since developpement kit have TPM for awhile and GMA9x0 worked 100% on our PCs. Now that could be it. I am not sure though). In other word: Do not expect Apple to fix it for us, they simply won't since it's no point for them and for their computers. We gotta figure it on our own.