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07-22-2012, 12:43 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Germany
Posts: 95
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Originally Posted by hhxq
first i should say thank you for all your work. i have tried to install 10.7.4 in my AMD machine for more than two months. and i don't know how to compile the x86_64 source to a kernel. does your newest kernel (release in 7-18) need to be complied if i would like to run a 64-bit app. PS: i am a Chinese, my english is poor. but i hope you can understand that.
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Again: No working 64-Bit Kernel.
In OS X no 64-Bit Kernel - but SSSE3 instruction set capable CPU (Lion) - is needed for running 64-Bit applications.
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Originally Posted by felipeunix
I'm using VoodooPower, you too?
--> Here are switching stages very well, but the turbo core I do not think it works right?
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I had to remove some old routines from the Kernel patch that had been causing problems during boot. Missing these may cause tsc sync problems, while stepping with that kext - those routines are way old and may no longer be needed in latest VoodoPower provided by AnV - I am not sure though... use with care.
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Originally Posted by felipeunix
--> Is there any way to switch the fancy name that appears on the processor? only to not get the same aesthetic as "unknown." it is possible to change this?
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You could use
Code:
<key>SMcputype</key>
<string>1281</string>
Macintosh used CPU names only of course, i.e. 1281 will report an Quad-Core Xeon...
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Originally Posted by felipeunix
---> The kext that is with the patch, ("IOHIDFamily_nointervalcheck.kext.zip") is always necessary to use, or only in some particular case?
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That kext is unrelated to the amd_insn_patcher.
It fixes some check that causes boot hang at No interval found for . Using 8000000 - otherwise not needed.
Last edited by R:A:W:X86; 07-22-2012 at 12:50 AM.
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