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06-08-2012, 05:12 PM
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Jaguar
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Posts: 47
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Originally Posted by R:A:W:X86
Someone concernd around here, who has a CCC-Back-up or similiar & could do some testing?
Cause I wonder if launchd would come up during Boot-Up when using the Snow Leopard one...
Be warned that testing this will make the system unbootable (/sbin/launchd from SL will NOT work in Lion!!)!
To know wether it will show up during (non-legacy) boot or not could bring us closer to a 64-Bit solution for the old CPUs...
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By replacing the launchd with the one from the snow-leo,
the GUI failed to load
but I was still able to boot the osx into the single-user mode
FYI, I've even tried to replace the launchd with the ones from LION DP1 & DP2,
but the results still remain the same
Quote:
Originally Posted by R:A:W:X86
As long as there is noone, whose able to write an SSSE3 emulation, the only hope for the old CPUs will be to figure out the problematic software & try to patch it.
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I'm just wondering,
why the osx snow-leo lets the legacy-AMD users to run some 64-bits apps without SSSE3 support (by booting it with: -legacy -force64) ?
And please correct me if I'm wrong but no SSSE3 emulator is required there
since it has not been applied into the 10.x.x legacy kernel yet
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