Azimutz Posted July 3, 2011 Share Posted July 3, 2011 This means i cannot delay buying a 64bit Intel PC any longer if I want to run Lion, maybe in 2012 then as I planned anyway, or I can get a new mac mini (I gave my G4 to my sister already)... but I prefer a PC, it is more fun for fooling around... Yep.. running OS X on these cpu's it's getting close to an end. Let's wait for kernel sources... About your setup... first thing that caught my eye... "he didn't used a code box.. damn..." Next, the Mac model you're using; you shouldn't use MacPro3,1 for that cpu; i don't even know how you manage to boot with it... i used to get kp with MP3,1. You should use Chameleon's default, Macmini2,1 (which by the way, needs to be edited; 2,1 ships with Core 2 Duo). Really relevant for the booter problem... i don't see nothing at least for my knowledge. AGP, nVidia..??.. at that point of the boot If i did understood you have more hacks, right? If so, is this specific to this setup? p.s.: Hey, are you using the modules?... specially the Resolution one... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bgrau Posted July 3, 2011 Share Posted July 3, 2011 Yep.. running OS X on these cpu's it's getting close to an end.Let's wait for kernel sources... About your setup... first thing that caught my eye... "he didn't used a code box.. damn..." Next, the Mac model you're using; you shouldn't use MacPro3,1 for that cpu; i don't even know how you manage to boot with it... i use to get kp with MP3,1. You should use Chameleon's default, Macmini2,1 (which by the way, needs to be edited; 2,1 uses Core 2 Duo). Really relevant for the booter problem... i don't see nothing at least for my knowledge. AGP, nVidia..??.. at that point of the boot If i did understood you have more hacks, right? If so, is this specific to this setup? p.s.: Hey, are you using the modules?... specially the resolution one... The graphics card bios gets loaded first, because I get the message about the card before I can enter the BIOS... so yes... I have never bothered about the Mac Model, and just use whatever I find, here I am using AppleSMBIOSEFI.kext to load the vanilla one... + it picks up info from smbios.plist (again I just use what is available, from hacks)... In Extra, just some usual injectors for my hardware... AHCIPortInjector.kext ATAPortInjector.kext IOAHCIBlockStorageInjector.kext JMicronATAInjector.kext TotallyFixStillWaiting.kext FakeSMC.kext NullCPUPowerManagement.kext TotallyFixStillWaiting.kext System is practically vanilla with the exceptions of: ACPIMonitor.kext AGPMInjector.kext ATY_Init.kext BroadcomFix.kext dsmos.kext EvOreboot.kext GenericBrightness.kext LegacyAppleAHCIPort.kext LegacyAppleIntelPIIXATA.kext LegacyAppleRTC.kext LegacyIOAHCIBlockStorage.kext OpenDSDT_1.0.5.kext OpenHaltRestart.kext ElliottForceLegacyRTC.kext and in /usr/local/bin nawcom's files: chameleon-install, devls, fdisk and fixkext (last one allowed me to use vanilla graphics files) For graphics, I edit the usual NVIDIA kexts, I input the vbios I got ripping it from memory of Chameleon process, and data specific about my card in Info.plist of ATY_Init.kext... I also use the NVIDIA.rom renaming it 10de_02e1.rom (dumped from a bios vid flasher in windows)... Some further editing of the boot.plist... All this gives me a perfect Snow Leopard system of my old Prescott Pentium 4 In Tiger and Leopard I use less hacks I think... but then have to use some older kexts and frameworks... Ah... and NO I never tried to use any of the modules yet... but they are all in their respective directories... (maybe I remove the resolution module? but it might affect badly how boot menu layout looks) again before you get me wrong, r755 works perfectly, it is afterwards >755 that I get the error... PS. It will be interesting to see if Lion can be run on a 32bit machine, but if hackable I think it will be slow... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Azimutz Posted July 4, 2011 Share Posted July 4, 2011 I have never bothered about the Mac Model, and just use whatever I find, here I am using AppleSMBIOSEFI.kext to load the vanilla one... + it picks up info from smbios.plist (again I just use what is available, from hacks)... You should, though in the case of these old cpu's it doesn't get so important. Ah... and NO I never tried to use any of the modules yet... but they are all in their respective directories... (maybe I remove the resolution module? but it might affect badly how boot menu layout looks) There's only one "respective directory" for modules, /Extra/modules... do you have them there? If so, yep... test removing them. If not add them to test anyway i'm not kidding here! again before you get me wrong, r755 works perfectly, it is afterwards >755 that I get the error... Ok.. if only i could reproduce the damn thing... PS. It will be interesting to see if Lion can be run on a 32bit machine, but if hackable I think it will be slow... Let's wait Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MacFanatic76 Posted July 4, 2011 Share Posted July 4, 2011 Hello, guys, I'm trying to stay on the bleeding edge with the trunk, but there's something I still cannot figure out Would you please explain in short the usage of the modules - when/for what purposes are they normally used ? Thanx in advance, cheers Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bgrau Posted July 4, 2011 Share Posted July 4, 2011 You should, though in the case of these old cpu's it doesn't get so important. There's only one "respective directory" for modules, /Extra/modules... do you have them there? If so, yep... test removing them. If not add them to test anyway i'm not kidding here! Ok.. if only i could reproduce the damn thing... Let's wait It works, your suggestion works - removing all modules, I can now boot with no probs. using r1093 :-) As you also said, it might be the resolution module, I will add it, and see if it gives the error... if so, the devs who made it can debug it with the info that it crashes when being called from gui.c or any that calls it from gui.c - I am glad this is out of the way... for now, I only put modules if I plan to use them, or if it really requires it... So thanks again for the guidance... PS> re. respective directories modules, for some reason the modules directory was also in the i386 one, as well as Extra when I used a wizard, so I thought it was initially in i386, and they decided to migrate it to Extra - no idea why I thought that either LOL! - anyways I wiped them all for now... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bgrau Posted July 4, 2011 Share Posted July 4, 2011 You should, though in the case of these old cpu's it doesn't get so important. There's only one "respective directory" for modules, /Extra/modules... do you have them there? If so, yep... test removing them. If not add them to test anyway i'm not kidding here! Ok.. if only i could reproduce the damn thing... Let's wait Sorry it was a false alert... The bug comes from one of these modules which come from Anval release, and not from the official Chameleon release which has only three modules... I had all the modules in modules folder Official modules: klibc.dylib Resolution.dylib uClibcxx.dylib Anval modules: ACPIMini.dylib AcpiPatcher.dylib CPUfreq.dylib GraphicsEnabler.dylib GUI.dylib HelloWorld.dylib HibernateEnabler.dylib HPET.dylib KernelPatcher.dylib KextPatcher.dylib Keymapper.dylib klibc.dylib Memory.dylib NetbookInstaller.dylib Networking.dylib RamDiskLoader.dylib Resolution.dylib SMBiosGetters.dylib SMBiosPatcher.dylib Symbols.dylib uClibcxx.dylib USBFix.dylib so one or more of above modules does not like my computer... there are too many to try one by one, but Anval can have a look... it was giving error even with his boot, but was not crashing, so his boot is modified but not enough... but maybe better fix the modules... Sorry, my mistake, but you pointed me in the right direction, I can load booter without modules, or with the three official modules with no problem... Official modules: klibc.dylib Resolution.dylib uClibcxx.dylib Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bcc9 Posted July 4, 2011 Share Posted July 4, 2011 Does anyone have a fix for /var/vm/sleepimage being encrypted under 10.7? The 10.6 fix of configuring system preferences->security, uncheck 'Use secure virtual memory' to allow resume from hibernate no longer shows up as an option under system preferences. And so, when chameleon attempts to resume from hibernate, it errors out with "Incorrect image signature". Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
farhanito Posted July 5, 2011 Share Posted July 5, 2011 r1102 gave me instant reboot.. reverting back to r1078 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bgrau Posted July 5, 2011 Share Posted July 5, 2011 r1102 gave me instant reboot.. reverting back to r1078 Azimutz, same problem, (r1102) no boot menu screen... detail: freezes at boot0: done boot1: /boot then reboots without other warning... on the other hand, r1095 is fine... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bgrau Posted July 5, 2011 Share Posted July 5, 2011 Azimutz, same problem, (r1102) no boot menu screen... detail: freezes at boot0: done boot1: /boot then reboots without other warning... on the other hand, r1095 is fine... extra tests: all Anval/cparm modules from their release above load well except 2. 1. KernelPatcher.dylib gives reboot after the legacy kernel tries to load. 2. GUI.dylib gives the malloc rosbeef error and stop... (so it was the culprit)... maybe the error in r1102 is similar but from within the boot binary? cheers greets dude Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Azimutz Posted July 5, 2011 Share Posted July 5, 2011 Hello, guys, I'm trying to stay on the bleeding edge with the trunk, but there's something I still cannot figure out Would you please explain in short the usage of the modules - when/for what purposes are they normally used ? Thanx in advance, cheers Atm, none the "Chameleon" modules are mandatory. Refer to the readme's on the code (e.g. readme.txt) for a description on the respective modules. You can give a try to Resolution module, if you don't have your native resolution at boot (and/or after login) and an Intel chipset up to 900 series. Still the module is not finished, but it works on my machine (just like AutoResoution) if i add the resolution to Boot.plist or theme.plist. More doubts on the modules? Sorry it was a false alert... The bug comes from one of these modules which come from Anval release, and not from the official Chameleon release which has only three modules... I had all the modules in modules folder ... Sorry, my mistake, but you pointed me in the right direction, I can load booter without modules, or with the three official modules with no problem... you owe me some beers! But, were the hell is that AnVal stuff?.. were's Valv "hiding" these days.... The Gui module was the most problematic one for Meklort; it's not healthy to play with it. KernelPatcher still works for me... they must have some f... up any were else; anyway, afaik the existing "public" code is obsolete. About the trunk, stick with r1095 for now; Mek likes to break it now and then I just gave a quick look (and test) at the latest changes; not sure what's wrong yet... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
meklort Posted July 5, 2011 Share Posted July 5, 2011 not sure what's wrong yet... Config keys are being read from the wrong plist. Next time I work on chameleon (tonight), I'll be converting the way keys are read from them to use the XMLCast function (which will break more peoples boot plists). Basically the end result is you will be using <integer> for things like bus ratio and <true/> or <false/> for things like the Wake / GUI / UseKernelCache options. Aka - The code in stringTable.c is going to be removed for the plists, and rewritten for the command line. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bgrau Posted July 5, 2011 Share Posted July 5, 2011 More doubts on the modules? you owe me some beers! But, were the hell is that AnVal stuff?.. were's Valv "hiding" these days.... The Gui module was the most problematic one for Meklort; it's not healthy to play with it. KernelPatcher still works for me... they must have some f... up any were else; anyway, afaik the existing "public" code is obsolete. About the trunk, stick with r1095 for now; Mek likes to break it now and then I just gave a quick look (and test) at the latest changes; not sure what's wrong yet... Hi Azimutz, I think got Anval stuff from infinitemac forum... as I wrote, only 2 modules give errors in my case... I am already using legacy kernel of nawcom (10.6.8), so no idea what extra stuff this kernel patch module does, it does make loading the legacy 10.8.0 kernel impossible in my case... the gui module was what giving me the first fatal error I complained about... I will have a look at the text file, but it will be nice to have a faq about what each module does exactly..., I know now that the module graphicsenabler allowed me to load the video rom into memory to use for the gui, which is great... so what I guess, is that they want to make boot more modular, and make it call modules when it needs them... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Azimutz Posted July 5, 2011 Share Posted July 5, 2011 (edited) Config keys are being read from the wrong plist. Next time I work on chameleon (tonight), I'll be converting the way keys are read from them to use the XMLCast function (which will break more peoples boot plists). Basically the end result is you will be using <integer> for things like bus ratio and <true/> or <false/> for things like the Wake / GUI / UseKernelCache options. Aka - The code in stringTable.c is going to be removed for the plists, and rewritten for the command line. Got ya... i'll catch up with you later. Hi Azimutz, I think got Anval stuff from infinitemac forum... as I wrote, only 2 modules give errors in my case... I am already using legacy kernel of nawcom (10.6.8), so no idea what extra stuff this kernel patch module does, it does make loading the legacy 10.8.0 kernel impossible in my case... the gui module was what giving me the first fatal error I complained about... I will have a look at the text file, but it will be nice to have a faq about what each module does exactly..., I know now that the module graphicsenabler allowed me to load the video rom into memory to use for the gui, which is great... so what I guess, is that they want to make boot more modular, and make it call modules when it needs them... I checked InfiniteMac but only found "old" stuff... KernelPatcher should be used only with vanilla kernel; it doesn't expect a patched kernel, were things can be out of place. GraphicsEnabler module is just the GE code stripped from Chameleon core and turned into a module; someone that doesn't need GE can just ignore it. This is one of the modules advantages, to cut down on the booter size; they also allow to add new functionality without changing the booter core or with minimal changes. There's nothing complicated about modules for the end user p.s.: Ok, found the booter on InfiniteMac, but it has nothing to do with AnVal! AnVal is based on some Andyvand's work and put together by Valv. Edited July 5, 2011 by Azimutz Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bgrau Posted July 5, 2011 Share Posted July 5, 2011 no matter, my confusion... have been out of touch for too long I got all the modules together from cparm_AnV_boot.zip, and I cannot remember where I got the file, maybe on here? what I said holds on the modules they collected or made/amended... I am very pleased with netkas ati/nvidia injector, that allows to make an AGP card look like a PCI-e card... but on its own, I can get qe/ci only if I use old kexts from first 10.6.0 release... another thing, I made a little modification to DSDT.aml so that it reads the info from slot 0, and not slot 1 PCIRoot... i got vbios from a dump of a GE enabled chameleon, also the videorom from windows NiBiTor.v6.02, i input the gfestring of the vidcard from using osx86tools (efiutil studio give same), but it is for pci-e card, so maybe netkas trick helped here... but the end result I see is that it actually loads info of the card from the videorom, written as vendid_userid.rom... what is strange, I cannot do without netkas injector, if I remove it, I get blinking pale blue screen... anyway that was the thing on the vidcard... I haven't tried to use pure dsdt.aml.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Azimutz Posted July 6, 2011 Share Posted July 6, 2011 no matter, my confusion... have been out of touch for too long I got all the modules together from cparm_AnV_boot.zip, and I cannot remember where I got the file, maybe on here? You probably got it from InfiniteMac... nevermind, Cparm updated his branch today with "the stuff"... I am very pleased with netkas ati/nvidia injector, that allows to make an AGP card look like a PCI-e card...but on its own, I can get qe/ci only if I use old kexts from first 10.6.0 release... ... what is strange, I cannot do without netkas injector, if I remove it, I get blinking pale blue screen... As you mention, the kext is doing the job of making your card look like it's on a pci bus; if you remove it, kaput. Don't think there's another way with an AGP card?! but on its own, I can get qe/ci only if I use old kexts from first 10.6.0 release... Strange... or not do you have to patch any kext? By the way, i've been assuming your cpu has em64t.. is that true? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bgrau Posted July 6, 2011 Share Posted July 6, 2011 You probably got it from InfiniteMac... nevermind, Cparm updated his branch today with "the stuff"... As you mention, the kext is doing the job of making your card look like it's on a pci bus; if you remove it, kaput. Don't think there's another way with an AGP card?! Strange... or not :censored2: do you have to patch any kext? By the way, i've been assuming your cpu has em64t.. is that true? Patch kext > dev_id, ven_id in info.plist's og GeForce.kext and NVDANV40Hal.kext, and some modifications NVIDIA section of ATY_Init.kext... My CPU is Prescott CPU 478 socket, and although it has the 64bit capability, it is disabled, I think the 3.4 GHz model has it enabled... 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http://driveragent.com?ref=59 [ South Bridge: Intel 82801EB ICH5 ] South Bridge Properties: South Bridge Intel 82801EB ICH5 Revision / Stepping C2 / A2/A3 Package Type 460 Pin mBGA Package Size 3.1 cm x 3.1 cm Core Voltage 1.5 V Chipset Manufacturer: Company Name Intel Corporation Product Information http://www.intel.com/products/chipsets Driver Download http://support.intel.com/support/chipsets Driver Update http://driveragent.com?ref=59 [ BIOS ] BIOS Properties: BIOS Type Phoenix System BIOS Date 09/27/04 Video BIOS Date 06/27/06 BIOS Manufacturer: Company Name Phoenix Technologies Ltd. Product Information http://www.phoenix.com/en/products/default.htm BIOS Upgrades http://www.esupport.com/biosagent/index.cfm?refererid=40 [ ACPI ] [ APIC: Multiple APIC Description Table ] ACPI Table Properties: ACPI Signature APIC Table Description Multiple APIC Description Table Memory Address 000FD272h Table Length 108 bytes OEM ID DELL OEM Table ID 8300 Creator ID ASL [ BOOT: Simple Boot Flag Table ] ACPI Table Properties: ACPI Signature BOOT Table Description Simple Boot Flag Table Memory Address 000FD2DEh Table Length 40 bytes OEM ID DELL OEM Table ID 8300 Creator ID ASL [ DSDT: Differentiated System Description Table ] ACPI Table Properties: ACPI Signature DSDT Table Description Differentiated System Description Table Memory Address FFFC6E75h Table Length 9254 bytes OEM ID DELL OEM Table ID dt_ex Creator ID MSFT [ FACP: Fixed ACPI Description Table ] ACPI Table Properties: ACPI Signature FACP Table Description Fixed ACPI Description Table Memory Address 000FD1FEh Table Length 116 bytes OEM ID DELL OEM Table ID 8300 Creator ID ASL [ FACS: Firmware ACPI Control Structure ] ACPI Table Properties: ACPI Signature FACS Table Description Firmware ACPI Control Structure Memory Address CFF74000h Table Length 64 bytes [ RSD PTR: Root System Description Pointer ] ACPI Table Properties: ACPI Signature RSD PTR Table Description Root System Description Pointer Memory Address 000FEB90h Table Length 36 bytes OEM ID DELL [ RSDT: Root System Description Table ] ACPI Table Properties: ACPI Signature RSDT Table Description Root System Description Table Memory Address 000FD1CAh Table Length 52 bytes OEM ID DELL OEM Table ID 8300 Creator ID ASL [ SSDT: Secondary System Description Table ] ACPI Table Properties: ACPI Signature SSDT Table Description Secondary System Description Table Memory Address FFFC93D8h Table Length 186 bytes OEM ID DELL OEM Table ID st_ex Creator ID MSFT [ NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GS ] Video Adapter Properties: Device Description NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GS Adapter String GeForce 7600 GS BIOS String Version 5.73.22.36.00 Chip Type GeForce 7600 GS DAC Type Integrated RAMDAC Installed Drivers nv4_disp (6.14.12.6724 - nVIDIA ForceWare 67.24) Memory Size 256 MB Video Adapter Manufacturer: Company Name NVIDIA Corporation Product Information http://www.nvidia.com/page/products.html Driver Download http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp Driver Update http://driveragent.com?ref=59 nVIDIA GeForce 7600 GS AGP Video Adapter nVIDIA GeForce 7600 GS AGP 3D Accelerator Harmonics (Conexant) CX2388x Video Capture (MK3) Multimedia Video Zoran DC10 Plus Multimedia Video [ AGP 8x: nVIDIA GeForce 7600 GS AGP ] Graphics Processor Properties: Video Adapter nVIDIA GeForce 7600 GS AGP BIOS Version 5.73.22.36 GPU Code Name G73GSAGP PCI Device 10DE-02E1 / 0000-037A Transistors 177 million Process Technology 90 nm Die Size 127 mm2 Bus Type AGP 8x @ 8x Memory Size 256 MB GPU Clock 401 MHz (original: 400 MHz) RAMDAC Clock 400 MHz Pixel Pipelines 12 TMU Per Pipeline 1 Vertex Shaders 5 (v3.0) Pixel Shaders 12 (v3.0) DirectX Hardware Support DirectX v9.0c Pixel Fillrate 4812 MPixel/s Texel Fillrate 4812 MTexel/s Memory Bus Properties: Bus Type DDR2 Bus Width 128-bit Real Clock 398 MHz (DDR) (original: 400 MHz) Effective Clock 796 MHz Bandwidth 12.4 GB/s nVIDIA ForceWare Clocks: Standard 2D GPU: 400 MHz, Memory: 400 MHz Graphics Processor Manufacturer: Company Name NVIDIA Corporation Product Information http://www.nvidia.com/page/products.html Driver Download http://www.nvidia.com/content/drivers/drivers.asp Driver Update http://driveragent.com?ref=59 nVIDIA GPU Registers: nv-000000 04B200A2 nv-001800 039210DE nv-0010F0 00007FFF nv-001218 00010000 nv-001540 73F31F0B nv-0015F4 00000000 nv-0015F8 7FFFFFFF nv-004000 C0010000 nv-004004 1A070801 nv-004008 03310000 nv-00400C 00000000 nv-004018 C005013D nv-00401C 1C082204 nv-004020 AC313000 nv-004024 00003B02 nv-004028 00000000 nv-00402C 00000000 nv-00C040 3C0B07FF nv-100000 00000000 nv-100200 53003071 nv-10020C 10000000 nv-100474 00000010 nv-100914 10000111 nv-101000 A340EE8B nv-680500 00000000 nv-680504 00000000 nv-680570 00000000 nv-680574 00000000 nv-68057C 80001C08 I think this is more than enough - lol! As for PCI / AGP, the OS looks at it (and shows it) as a PCI without registering the drivers, but no qe/ci. The innovation by Netkas, he moved the offset of the display to the PCI-e position: <key>@0,fboffset</key> <integer>131072</integer> greets Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Azimutz Posted July 9, 2011 Share Posted July 9, 2011 Patch kext > dev_id, ven_id in info.plist's og GeForce.kext and NVDANV40Hal.kext, and some modifications NVIDIA section of ATY_Init.kext... My CPU is Prescott CPU 478 socket, and although it has the 64bit capability, it is disabled, I think the 3.4 GHz model has it enabled... ...... I think this is more than enough - lol! As for PCI / AGP, the OS looks at it (and shows it) as a PCI without registering the drivers, but no qe/ci. The innovation by Netkas, he moved the offset of the display to the PCI-e position: <key>@0,fboffset</key> <integer>131072</integer> greets Sorry for the delay... Thanks for the info. As it stands, Lion is of limits for you, unless we can patch the kernel to bring back legacy mode. At least you don't need sse3 emulation Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tle88 Posted July 10, 2011 Share Posted July 10, 2011 ... unless we can patch the kernel to bring back legacy mode. And MANY of us wait this things desperately. Pen name "pentium D945 is still mediocre prosessor" 8-) -.- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cyrus the Great Posted July 10, 2011 Share Posted July 10, 2011 hi azimutz i am using your chazi branche with 10.6.7 and using kernel patvher lapic fix in i386 and it was ok.since upgrade to 10.6.8 your branche dont work with kernel patcher i am test with meklort old branche and it soppurt x86_64 in 10.6.8 that not enable in 10.6.7 .i think the problem that cause your branche break support in 10.6.8 is lake of acpipatcher .plz can you add this module to your branche becuase meklort old branche dont soppurt lion and i amd really need kernel patcher. thanks for your help Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Azimutz Posted July 10, 2011 Share Posted July 10, 2011 (edited) And MANY of us wait this things desperately. You are on the same boat as me.. we need to wait for kernel sources to be released and keep the faith... Mine is a Pentium D 925. hi azimutz i am using your chazi branche with 10.6.7 and using kernel patvher lapic fix in i386 and it was ok.since upgrade to 10.6.8 your branche dont work with kernel patcher i am test with meklort old branche and it soppurt x86_64 in 10.6.8 that not enable in 10.6.7 . i think the problem that cause your branche break support in 10.6.8 is lake of acpipatcher .plz can you add this module to your branche becuase meklort old branche dont soppurt lion and i amd really need kernel patcher. thanks for your help Be careful using my Chazi; file loading is a bit different from the trunk; make sure you have a safe way to boot. The kernel patcher on Chazi is similar to the one in old Mek's branch; the main difference is you need to use PatchKernel=y to activate it. I don't need the lapic patch so, i can't feedback if it's working properly or not. Also, the patcher should work with the trunk; i think all the needed hooks are present on the there... will check... Update: yep, the KernelPatcher on Chazi works with the trunk; the one on Mek's old branch will not, since he has changes on that branch that are not in the trunk and i never added them to Chazi. But, the lapic patch will not work with 10.6.8; Meklort is taking care of that. This has nothing to do with ACPI patcher; though the module is not present on Chazi, the ACPI code is on the "boot" file. Edited July 10, 2011 by Azimutz Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
digital_dreamer Posted July 10, 2011 Share Posted July 10, 2011 I've been trying to look for info on the trunk about the boot0hfs file. Has it been discontinued? Are the features merged into the standard boot0 file? Where can I find more info on this and its behavior on WIN installs? Sorry, if this has been rehashed before and I overlooked it. I ask, because it's not part of the trunk, that I can see. best of wishes, MAJ EDIT: Okay I see this note on issue 77. I'll still a little unclear on the "config screen." Nevermind! I get it now. "make config" LOL. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Azimutz Posted July 10, 2011 Share Posted July 10, 2011 Digital_dreamer, by default the boot0 produced by compilation is in fact boot0hfs, it's just not named like that. If you need the "real" boot0, do "make config", uncheck "boot0 HFS prefered" option and do "make". It's probably a good idea to do "make clean" before "make", just in case... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cyrus the Great Posted July 10, 2011 Share Posted July 10, 2011 You are on the same boat as me.. we need to wait for kernel sources to be released and keep the faith... Mine is a Pentium D 925. Be careful using my Chazi; file loading is a bit different from the trunk; make sure you have a safe way to boot. The kernel patcher on Chazi is similar to the one in old Mek's branch; the main difference is you need to use PatchKernel=y to activate it. I don't need the lapic patch so, i can't feedback if it's working properly or not. Also, the patcher should work with the trunk; i think all the needed hooks are present on the there... will check... Update: yep, the KernelPatcher on Chazi works with the trunk; the one on Mek's old branch will not, since he has changes on that branch that are not in the trunk and i never added them to Chazi. But, the lapic patch will not work with 10.6.8; Meklort is taking care of that. This has nothing to do with ACPI patcher; though the module is not present on Chazi, the ACPI code is on the "boot" file.Thanks for yor help.I must wait for meklort to bring lion support to his branch. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Azimutz Posted July 11, 2011 Share Posted July 11, 2011 I must wait for meklort to bring lion support to his branch. Mek's branch is deprecated! But, KernelPatcher will be featured on Chameleon (trunk). Glad to help Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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