AnV XNU 9.8.0 V1.6

@TaistoThat was quick Thanks, gonna test it today.

Yeah... I know... I did it while hospitalized...
It's funny to hack and watch everybody look like what the hell but hey...
It's a psychiatry for something...
Allready switched 2 people of the general staff...
Switch em all lol

@arterioExcuse my noobness, just started using OS X about 3 weeks ago. Loving it so far. I used a guide to help install iAtkos v7 on my intel hackintosh. I'm using the Voodoo 9.7 kernel, what's the difference, or benefit to updating the kernel? What sort of features or improvements will it get me?

Apart from the improvements in the code that Apple has made it will include all Voodoo features as well as a built-in decrypter and Mac model override + Legacy AppleIntelClock driver for additional RTC support.
It is also in general a lot faster, especially in booting, than stock Voodoo kernel.

@maya77Works fine here on AMD with 10.5.8. Andy, have you planned to work on Snow Leopard kernels for non-Vanilla systems?

Yep... Sure will...
I also will want to run Snow Leopard and I've got a non-vanilla system so why not do it right?

Snow leopard kernel soon

I still need to do some work on the kernel but I'll have it ready soon.
The only problem is that there is no hacked snow leopard install yet and I can't run vanilla.
The first release will thus be without built-in dyld.
I'll get to it after upgrading to snow...
Give me a couple of weeks because right now I'm looking for a studio to rent (around 250€ monthly...).
I'll get back to it though because I've tested Snow on a genuine Mac and it rocks!
I'll surely want to upgrade my little hackbook.

@fvpDo you think that the breakpoints issue I mentioned above can be fixed on Snow? Best

No I don't think so because of the trapping routines (trap.c)
They have a little modification to filter out certain traps (to avoid KP on AMD)

@3lieIm experimenting the same issue with macmodel override! Even with the parameter set at the SMBIOS.plist Is there a solution yet? Peace

Like this:
<key>Kernel Flags</key>
<string>macmodel=MacPro3,1 [other arguments]</string>

Excuse my noobness, just started using OS X about 3 weeks ago. Loving it so far. I used a guide to help install iAtkos v7 on my intel hackintosh. I'm using the Voodoo 9.7 kernel, what's the difference, or benefit to updating the kernel? What sort of features or improvements will it get me?

@andyvandApart from the improvements in the code that Apple has made it will include all Voodoo features as well as a built-in decrypter and Mac model override + Legacy AppleIntelClock driver for additional RTC support. It is also in general a lot faster, especially in booting, than stock Voodoo kernel.

Andy, good to see you back in action and really appreciate this update.
That built-in decrypter feature is just great..hope you get well soon ^_^

Works fine here on AMD with 10.5.8.

Andy, have you planned to work on Snow Leopard kernels for non-Vanilla systems?

Nice to hear that

I'm just downloading SL to test it on my AMD. Hope it will work with dmitrik's kernel.

do i just replace the mach_kernel file with the one i got...?

its working on my AMD system but it have same problem with other 9.8.0 kernel. i use custom DSDT patch to use vanilla AppleHDA.kext for my sound.. 9.8 kernel made some err on boot :

Aug 17 02:35:49 localhost kernel[0]: Sound assertion "0 == entry" failed in "/SourceCache/AppleHDA/AppleHDA-171.1.2/AppleHDA/AppleHDAEngine.cpp" at line 2979 goto Exit
Aug 17 02:35:49 localhost kernel[0]: Sound assertion "0 == entry" failed in "/SourceCache/AppleHDA/AppleHDA-171.1.2/AppleHDA/AppleHDAEngine.cpp" at line 3012 goto Exit

my sound is working but i lost my sleep…

maybe i should using voodooHDA for my sound

i just replacing mu sound with voodooHDA.kext still cannot sleep. i try qoopz 9.8 it have same problem... i cant sleep using 9.8.0 kernel

back using ANV 1.5.1 9.7.0 kernel…

Andy,will be a kernel for Snow Leopard 10А432 ?
For job on Р4…

@andyvandMy new kernel has been built. Like indicated in some other posts the port was a breeze. Enjoy... Download including sources: rapid share.com/files/267686106/AnV-XNU-980-1.6.zip

Hi, Andy!
I could not start system on P4
with this kernel, it can be corrected?

@Lykich, post a picture of the error you having...

Builded Version

do i have to build this myself or is there an already built one in the folder/zip

Good work

this one seems extremely slow compared to 9.7.0 :S

Thanks a lot, Andy! Works fine on my AMD Athlon64 X2. xBench shows the same results as they were in v1.5.1, but I'm happy to be up-to-date

i ve test this kernel but it can't boot.
when i boot it reboot without saying anything.
anybody know why?

I asked the same question, but answer did not receive...

Hi Andy and All, I tried your kernel and as you said it boots much faster than others, but I does not solve my Shutdown/Restart KPs.
If I boot with a vanilla kernel with cpus=1 (the only way to not get kp) Shutdown/Restart works.
But when I boot with any Voodoo 9.X Stock or Modded, I'm able to boot without the cpus=1 flag but I get KP at Shutdown/Restart.

After booting with your kernel I started to see this line while booting:
"macmodel" boot argument not found, Mac model set as "MacBookPro5,1"
I don't know if it's related to VoodooHDA or the kernel, but I'm sure that it appears only with AnV9.8.

Kernel Panic at Shutdown/Restart:

Hey Andy, great work with the kernel, it works like a charm without a decrypter.

My system is a lot faster than it was with Qoopz kernel but i'm noticing that the hard drive light is always ON and i can't figure out why. My SATA driver is the AppleVIAATA.kext v0.2 from the darwin-ata project and i'm running 10.5.8 with a ASUS P4V800D-X and a P4.

Thanks, works good for me so far. Even iWork '09 doesn't crash randomly at start anymore, as it did on Qoopz 9.8.0
The only problem is that I get a kernel panic at shutdown, which didn't happen on Voodoo 9.5.0 (photo)

Any luck in getting a fix for more than 4 gigs of RAM and AMD? I really hate having to use maxmem=4096 when I have 8 gigs at my disposal. Thanks.

Snow Leopard XNU sources available now:
opensource.apple.com/release/mac-os-x-106/

I hope Andy will made SL kernel soon with necessary patches for AMD.

Breakpoints on XCode

I installed AnV 1.6 9.8.0 kernel hoping to have debug breakpoints working on XCode, but no success. I'm desperate looking for this solution. Andy or any other can point me out where/how to solve this issue.

I'm running iPC 10.5.6 upgrade to iDeneb Combo 10.5.8 on a

AMD X2 ATHLON
MOBO ECS Nettle Chipset NVIDIA MCP61
2GB RAM
8600GT

for any help or tipo you provide me.

Best

Almost 100% here

When I installed the kernel, the only problem I had was Sleep. I am currently using 9.6 v1.4 and I can get 10.5.8 to sleep. However, when I installed this kernel on my 10.5.8, I lost that. When I would command the mac to sleep through the finder, the monitor and hard drive would kick off but the computer would remain running and I could not get out of the semi-sleep. That was the only problem I ran into. Other than that everything was great. I rolled back to 9.6 v1.4 though.

I tried you kernel on my Dell Inspiron 531 and it just kernel panics: Please, how can i fix this?
Edit: never-mind, i figured it it myself!

Thats good news Andy
What do you mean with no hacked snow leopard install?
Modbin has released a kernel which works on non vanilla?
Good luck

Do you think that the breakpoints issue I mentioned above can be fixed on Snow?

Best

Thanks Andy...please, do you know any kernel that I could use to have breakpoints resource on 10.5.X series over AMD?

Since there will probably be no more kernel update for leopard, I decided to give this mod kernel a shot since it is supposed to be more optimized than the stock kernel.

What I did was I backed up the stock kernel and copied over the AnV kernel to /root. Everything booted up fine and is working fine so far except somehow the Model Identifier was overridden to MacBookPro5,1 instead of MacPro3,1 as I set in the smbios.plist.

I believe this is a rather minor issue and most likely cosmetic, but I am still curious to find out why this is happening. Is there something missing that I did not do?

Many

EIDT: I tried modify com.apple.boot.plist with no success

<key>Kernel</key>
    <string>mach_kernel</string>
    <key>Graphics Mode</key>
        <string>1680x1050x32</string>
    <key>Kernel Flags</key>
    <string>"Graphics Mode"="1680x1050x32"</string>
    <string>macmodel=MacPro3,1</string>
    <key>Boot Banner</key>
    <string>Yes</string>
    <key>Legacy Logo</key>
    <string>Yes</key>
    <key>Timeout</key>
    <string>10</string>
    <key>device-properties</key>

@pitashenSince there will probably be no more kernel update for leopard, I decided to give this mod kernel a shot since it is supposed to be more optimized than the stock kernel. What I did was I backed up the stock kernel and copied over the AnV kernel to /root. Everything booted up fine and is working fine so far except somehow the Model…

Im experimenting the same issue with macmodel override!
Even with the parameter set at the SMBIOS.plist

Is there a solution yet?
Peace