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[AMD] Yosemite Kernel Testing (for help use the Help Topic)

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spakk
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Hi spakk,dass ist bei allen kernel im moment !

 

Thats by all kernels the released !

unfortunately, but we need to find the cause, the very annoying. :(

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here the new kernel xnu-10.10_2_v2 - this should be better than the previous version xnu-10.10_2 :DKernel without OPEMU !!

xnu-10.10_2_v2.zip

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@biscate

 

go back a few pages, where I described how you can boot Yosemite 10.10.2 with it and what drivers should you replace.


Hi spakk,unfortunately still the problem Graphic !

 

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Hi Gismo,

 

The video driver problems may occur if the graphics drivers are recognized as unsigned drivers,
I mean that all drivers are managed in the AppleKextExcludeList.kext, signed or unsigned, with no sign of the respective drivers can cause the respective error message.
This is a free interpretation on my part, I'm not a hundred percent sure, I have not made myself acquainted.

 

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The other xnu kernel-10.10_1 is OKay as well xnu-10.10_2_v2 and can be used.
download, see post # 259

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please test these two yosemite amd kernels - based on BSA_10.9.5 rc1 and rc2 Kernel and of Chiyoda Tiger (虎 千代) and a little mustard from Duran and from me :)

I hope that these two kernels will work good for you ;)

 

in Appendix you will found two kernels:

xnu-10.10_1

and

xnu-10.10_2  was replaced with kernel xnu-10.10_2_v2 see #Post 274

with and without OPEMU

 

hi spakk. Ive used all the files you included and it causes my computer to shut down while osx is loading. so did the previous one.

am I supposed to just use the kernel?

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please test these two yosemite amd kernels - based on BSA_10.9.5 rc1 and rc2 Kernel and of Chiyoda Tiger (虎 千代) and a little mustard from Duran and from me :)

I hope that these two kernels will work good for you ;)

 

in Appendix you will found two kernels:

xnu-10.10_1

and

xnu-10.10_2  was replaced with kernel xnu-10.10_2_v2 see #Post 274

with and without OPEMU

Will be work with Athlon ll x2 or Only FX CPU's?

 

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Hi Andy Vandijck .. I try with your kernel http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/302076-amd-yosemite-kernel-release-for-help-use-the-help-topic/page-2?do=findComment&comment=2091975 ..

 

unfortunately get stuck on "can't perform kext scan ....." with or without your system.kext

 

Same here, I've made a screenshot of kernel panic: http://www.dodaj.rs/?3x/xH/3vcB3VLs/dsc0018.jpg

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Andy Vandijck
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Same here, I've made a screenshot of kernel panic: http://www.dodaj.rs/?3x/xH/3vcB3VLs/dsc0018.jpg

Kernelcache or directly loaded?
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What a joy to see you here Andy, welcome :thumbsup_anim:

 

we need urgent help with to  solving the graphics problems, can you  help ..although we have an idea, unfortunately, is sufficient not only to have an idea if there is a lack of implementation :( .
 

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Andy Vandijck
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I repaired permissions and rebuilt the kernel cache using Zeus (Pandora's Box) before restart both times (with and without System.kext).

Make sure you are booted with the flag kext-dev-mode=1, replace the System.kext and type the following 3 commands:

sudo chown -R root:wheel /System/Library/Extensions/System.kext

sudo chmod -R 755 /System/Library/Extensions/System.kext

sudo kextcache -z -invalidate /

I tested those after replacing the kernel in /S/L/K and it worked...

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I believe those are exactly the same commands that Pandora's box uses, but I tried them anyway. The same kernel panic. Perhaps my processor is to old? It works fine with both Duran's bsa_rc2 and Bronya's rc1/rc2...

Strange.

I just tried it and it booted just fine on my machine.

Clover or Chameleon?

Make sure to use kernelcache too...

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Yes , i'm know this problem ... wait  answer from me ! 

For panic "vm_page_set_colors" and "FP_FXSR" - fixed cupid.c !

AnV , please see :

1) FP_FXSR <--- this info_p->cpuid_features &= !CPUID_FEATURE_SSE4_2; <-- should fix to info_p->cpuid_features &= ~CPUID_FEATURE_SSE4_2;

2) vm_page_set_colors <-- this problem function "get_amd_cache_info()" ;

 

I create kernel from BSA_Yos_R1.zip !

kernel_anv.zip

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For panic "vm_page_set_colors" and "FP_FXSR" - fixed cupid.c !

AnV , please see :

1) FP_FXSR <--- this info_p->cpuid_features &= !CPUID_FEATURE_SSE4_2; <-- should fix to info_p->cpuid_features &= ~CPUID_FEATURE_SSE4_2;

2) vm_page_set_colors <-- this problem function "get_amd_cache_info()" ;

 

I create kernel from BSA_Yos_R1.zip !

attachicon.gifkernel_anv.zip

start normaly, then kernel panic

 

http://www.fotos-hochladen.net/uploads/dsc04905lkrem6fvi4.jpg

 

thanks

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