64bit AppleNForceATA...for real · InfiniteMac OSx86

Field Note #1 @Doerak 2010-07-30

Same here, also no DVD.

Samsung TSSTcorp CDDVDW SH-S203P.

Field Note #2 @scififan68 2010-07-30 ↳ Re: @Doerak

@DoerakSame here, also no DVD. Samsung TSSTcorp CDDVDW SH-S203P.

"Edit:
This likely doesn't fix SATA DVD drives. All I did was take AnV's driver above and make it load under 64-bit. Any chipset support or features would have been provided by him (or in the original MeDevil drivers)."

Use an ide dvd drive if you want to use your dvd drive. That's the only solution.

Field Note #3 @kocoman 2010-08-10

What about the

pps fixed "out of 32b" KP

in this thread

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=20… ↗

sulphide didn't release his source of the patch.. so I could not patch myself, then add your "void AppleNForceATA::activateDMAEngine(void)" function

sulphide's does not support 64bit (because of the missing function), but it does not panic anymore on >3gb ram

Field Note #4 @00010 2010-08-10

64-bit is nice, but I am running Leopard 10.5.6 with the AppleNForceATA TEST version of the original kext, and thats the only one that will work, thats why I can't install Snow Leopard ( As a side note would anyone have any idea on how to install Snow with this problem? )

00010

Username	Dossier Contribution	Dispatches	Active Window
@RaMDaY	Primary Author	1	2010-07-29
@Doerak	Contributor	1	2010-07-30
@scififan68	Contributor	1	2010-07-30
@kocoman	Contributor	1	2010-08-10
@00010	Contributor	1	2010-08-10

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