Legacy kernel 10.7.0 with custom dyld (now also with atom patch)

[LinearBurn]

I have installed 4 time and it has failed 4 times if its trunkated dont supose some one can sed me a copy of one that is working?


Ps please forgive me im still adjusting to hackintosh and still showing my noobish

[wastez]

Originally Posted by LinearBurn Is there step by step instructions for installing this kernel and instaling the anv bootloader for amd? This may also sound kinda dumb but shouldnt it be posable to hard embed the cpuid in to the kernel so that the kernel would not have to be patched just like the native cpuid detection it does on the Intel cpu's ... so ultimately you would have a native kernel that don’t need special patching like in Linux it has all the info it needs ... i may sound stupid but I’m trying to learn, but all the doc on the net are either written for hard core or to noob or really ancient or won’t help because I’m running amd. I’m not just trying to learn to do it i want to understand why I’m doing it and the process in doing it

The dyld is exactly for cpuid autopatching.

Did you boot with std_dyld=Yes? Because if you boot without kernelflags it should use the kernel integrated dyld....

[LinearBurn]

please help me what do i do with the kernel i extracted it and now i have the files do i copy mach_kernel some were? or do somthing in terminal

[maya77]

Originally Posted by odin1937 nothing else to patch , just compress pbs with upx and any other application that is not working!

Great, but what bolded part means?

[LinearBurn]

Ok i figured it out i moved the mach_kernel to the root then patched the file that was giving me trouble now weverthing is working Anv kernel rocks thanks so much

[odin1937]

Originally Posted by maya77 Great, but what bolded part means?

download andy's upx from here or any other ready to use upx:

http://osx86.co/f36/10-6-6-legacy-kernel-for-intel-amd-t6892/

Then put it in your usr/bin/ folder.

Then use the command upx to pack pbs which is located in /System/Library/CoreServices.

The packing - compressing can be done with many commands , such as : upx -9 . which means compress better , or --ultra--brute , or --force e.t.c.

So in the terminal area type : upx -9 "here just drag the pbs binany on terminal" and hit enter.

[RayFlower]

hum, are there any tools that i can use to decrypt these apple binaries?

[odin1937]

Originally Posted by RayFlower hum, are there any tools that i can use to decrypt these apple binaries?

you can use andy's amd_insn_patcher.

for info:

http://osx86.co/f36/amd-insn-patcher-instructions-would-be-nice-t6845/

[RayFlower]

uhm, that doesn't decrypt anything though, besides thats done in the kernel now, I only use that to patch some libs that crashes some apps.

Anyhow, if there is a good and safe way to decrypt binaries i would be a lot more likely to use the custom dyld, anyhow nice work andy.

Would be nice if you could explain to us mortals what this does different that the standard dyld for instance

[vikernes]

Am I able to start Snow Leopard 10.6.7 in 64bit kernel mode just by copying/pasting the mach_kernel included in the zip and adding the flag -force64?