sveetsnelda
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If something was written that hooks the call to check for the chipset vendor ID, chipset device ID, and chipset subsys ID - this would be possible. If that was written, you'd just need a valid SLIC in the DSDT tables.Dang, I came back to 4 pages in only a few hours
I notice that the current way to get SLI working is via hacked drivers. Are we ever going to be able to get them working with just a patched BIOS or loader?
While this is a nice clean patch, it still has its limitations. It would enable SLI on all OS's without having to patch each driver, but this could still be counter-acted by Nvidia (although it might be a little difficult). It also makes things a major PITA for anyone who wants to change out hardware. If you "overload" a SLIC file into the registry and then swap a PCI card out, it will BSOD when you boot. You'd have to remember to delete the modified DSDT table from the registry first (asl /loadtable -d).