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PLS try this binaries

Here the last revision (2252) w/o the commit 2211.

>> attachicon.gif2253_no.2211.zip <<

 

Here the last revision (2252) w/o the commit 2212.

>> attachicon.gif2253_no.2212.zip <<

 

Let me know if (w/o that commit works fine) and the error was introduced at this point/commit.

 

ErmaC

 

 

ErmaC

 

2253_no.2211 fixed the issue when using -f flag.

 

Thanks :)

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Hi,

 

I was previously on 2.1svn-2064 using an Asus Z68 Deluxe and when I upgraded to 2.2svn-r2254 my mountain lion build would freeze and stop loading upon "Sata Checksum incorrect: check device" and "waiting for root device" and upon someother spot on the verbose loading sequence. So I found out that if I disabled the Intel Raid bios option and switched to AHCI mode I had no problems loading OSX. So I guess Chameleon version 2.1 was more tolerable of Intel Raid??

 

Thanks.

 

 

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Hi ErmaC,

 

does KernelPatcher module support extra kexts injection for 10.9 already? Is the source available somewhere? There's only a binary in svn.

 

Thanks.

I'm sorry but this not depend from me...

The module was distributed in a binary form (no source code), and it was introduced in a module version by meklort...

 

Fabio

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Hi folks. Please I need help. The system information for i3 380M is different compared to INTEL website, specifically about the DMI speed, can be fixed from the bootloader?

Or I am missing something about the Processor Bus Speed (QPI vs DMI)? Thanks.

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Hi folks. Please I need help. The system information for i3 380M is different compared to INTEL website, specifically about the DMI speed, can be fixed from the bootloader?

Or I am missing something about the Processor Bus Speed (QPI vs DMI)? Thanks.

attachicon.gifCaptura de pantalla 2013-07-27 a la(s) 10.27.10.png

Hola juanerson.

 

Pls attach your bdmesg and a darwindunper repo.

I will try to take a look.

 

Fabio

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Hi folks. Please I need help. The system information for i3 380M is different compared to INTEL website, specifically about the DMI speed, can be fixed from the bootloader?

Or I am missing something about the Processor Bus Speed (QPI vs DMI)? Thanks.

attachicon.gifCaptura de pantalla 2013-07-27 a la(s) 10.27.10.png

I am sorry but method used in Chameleon can be applyed only for Nehalem while you have Arrandale.

It is better to forget this value. It is not influence on system.

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I was wondering; is there any source i can thread about HDAenabler.dylib or some guide?
Was doing my research for bettering my hack once i stumbled upon this.
Can't really find anything concrete enough which I understand other than the source, and I cant read/write code :P.

Just wondering if it's of any use to us as my (and presumably most of us) onboard sound chipset keeps bothering me after each update :P

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I was wondering; is there any source i can thread about HDAenabler.dylib or some guide?

Was doing my research for bettering my hack once i stumbled upon this.

Can't really find anything concrete enough which I understand other than the source, and I cant read/write code :P.

Just wondering if it's of any use to us as my (and presumably most of us) onboard sound chipset keeps bothering me after each update :P

You may use VoodooHDA+AppleHDADisabler and forget all problems.

As I see some modules in Chameleon become to be not opensource? Chameleon becomes to be a close-source project? May be commercial in future?

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read*

 

But that sounds really nice, certainly something I want to look at.

About the closed source modules I don't know, but I like the fact of open source and everyone can commit changes to it.
Even while I can't code I'm known to translate or make themes from time to time.
It's one of the things I just loved about chameleon (completed + did most of the Dutch translation for chameleon).

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As I see some modules in Chameleon become to be not opensource? Chameleon becomes to be a close-source project? May be commercial in future?

About the closed source modules I don't know, but I like the fact of open source and everyone can commit changes to it.

The "fact" have more (Completly) to do with this... start from post 245

Also -> http://public.xzenue.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10

Also -> http://public.xzenue.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=11

Also -> http://prasys.info/2011/01/tonymac-seriously/

Also -> From conti MyHack WebPage http://myhack.sojugarden.com/ Read the spoiler

myHack 2+ – a new chapter:

 

Unfortunately myHack 1.x was pirated and bastardized by others, for what reason I do not know for sure, I know I have barely ever seen a dime in donations so I doubt it can be financially motivated, perhaps they just like to stroke their own egos by acting like they are skilled at something other than copying and pasting the work of others.

 

This unfortunate action prompted me to completely redesign myHack 2+ as closed source software, not only to protect myself, but to protect the end user from the dangers of using software made by people who clearly can not be trusted to act with integrity....

-Conti

 

 

From my part I will commit soon the source of HDAEnabler module (Still a uncomplete and full of bugs).

 

ErmaC

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I heard there was some copying going on but not at these extends, quite shocking actually.
So far I didn't like their attitude over there, I'm seeing the bigger picture now.

Oh well, for me chameleon is still #1, I use it in conjunction with this; https://code.google.com/p/os-x-fake-smc-kozlek/source/browse/
Really like his work, source is available and people credited where due.
Exactly how I think it should be.

Glad I support the *right* software

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Hi! I'm using Chameleon and I have a little problem. I have a theme installed, but it's only showing a dark screen with white letters... Also, it doesn't load the kexts' cache... (And it's specified in the .plist) Any ideas?

Post the plist so we can see the path you have.

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Can anyone build SVN Chameleon Trunk? Using 10.9. 

 



msdos.c:724:41: error: operator '<<' has lower precedence than '+'; '+' will be
      evaluated first [-Werror,-Wshift-op-parentheses]
        *time = (dirp->deMDate & 0x7FFF) << 16 + dirp->deMTime;
                                         ~~ ~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
msdos.c:724:41: note: place parentheses around the '+' expression to silence
      this warning
        *time = (dirp->deMDate & 0x7FFF) << 16 + dirp->deMTime;
                                               ^
                                            (                 )
1 error generated.
make[3]: *** [/Users/Andrew/trunk/obj/i386/libsaio/msdos.o] Error 1
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 2


 

 



Reaping losing child 0x7f88b1f03240 PID 5228 
make[3]: *** [/Users/Andrew/trunk/obj/i386/libsaio/msdos.o] Error 1
Removing child 0x7f88b1f03240 PID 5228 from chain.
Reaping losing child 0x7fdf73700ab0 PID 4828 
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
Removing child 0x7fdf73700ab0 PID 4828 from chain.
Reaping losing child 0x7fad3bc15050 PID 4662 
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
Removing child 0x7fad3bc15050 PID 4662 from chain.
Reaping losing child 0x7fbe62501220 PID 4661 
make: *** [all] Error 2
Removing child 0x7fbe62501220 PID 4661 from chain.

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Wow! It is not warning, it is a bug!
The expression
*time = (dirp->deMDate & 0x7FFF) 16 + dirp->deMTime;
will be calculated as
*time = (dirp->deMDate & 0x7FFF)  (16 + dirp->deMTime);
but I think author assumed as
*time = ((dirp->deMDate & 0x7FFF)  16) + dirp->deMTime;
There is a big difference!

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