Exactly. This is why I sold my PC and went for Intel road.

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My Hardware
CPU: Intel Celeron G530
Memory: 4.00 GB DDR3 1333Mhz
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti
OS: Mac OS X Lion 10.7.4 - Vanilla kernel
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H61M-D2-B3

Some of you sound ungrateful for anything. Just wait, he's not getting paid to do anything of this, and Dimitri isn't too, so stop sounding like spoilt children. If any of you was so keen to develop a fully working kernel with the source that's already provided in this thread, so work with that or just wait.

It's got nothing to do with getting paid. This is highly un-org. 60 pages of nothing.

no patch files. which take 3 seconds diff A X

if it was on GIT/SVN we could all work on it. instead of 1 person posting things. again with no source which is not GNU policy.

http://osx86.co/f100/lion-with-amd-t7106/post56743.html

Here's the link to the v3 source. Instead of complaining go ahead and woe us. It might be under the GNU policy, but serious are you really going to sue him for not releasing? This is a forum, it's a discussion board, of course there's going to be a lot of posts that might not be of your taste, and it's not about getting paid, it's about the TIME AND EFFORT they put into developing the kernel. All the time and effort you've contributed is whining.

Seriously, now pick up your dummy.

If only this site had a "Like" or "Retweet" button :')

umm because the diff I get is too large and text editors would crash, I'll post it later sheesh, I'm busy, and I just attempted to apply ALL previous patches

I've only seen ONE patch file. and it was posted by the orig russian dude.

I have not seen the FX series patch or anything else.

These things need to get on GIT/SVN/Google code or something. so people can work on it. Instead of bins being passed around that no one knows what the hell it does.

so there is two routes.


Also to note. When changes are to GNU code. the source should be posted. So, I dont know if this forum cares about this rule. but its being broken by everyone on it.

A) we play these games. and guess.
B) we get the code up and work. and make it work. (I think B is better)

Because A) will lead to nothing. Crash a text editor? it wont crash vi/nano or anything. its just a diff.

Looks like we will need to create a new branch of the kernel, and upload it to a version control system like git/svn.

BTW I'm selling my AMB MB/CPU in order to buy at least a 775 socket MB/CPU.
Nawcom is going to work in a kernel for AMD cpus, but I guess it will only work on Bulldozer processors.

http://blog.nawcom.com/?p=941

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System

• MoBo: MSI K9N2GM-FD, Chipset GeForce 8200 (MCP78)
• CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+ @3,02 Ghz
• RAM: Kingston 2GB DDR2 800Mhz + Corsair 2GB DDR2 800Mhz @747Mhz
• VGA: EVGA 9800GT SSC
• HDD: 300GB WD SATAII
• Optical Drive: Sony SATA 24X
• OS: Vanilla Mac OS X Server 10.6.0 + Nawcom ModCD, upgraded to 10.6.8 and Windows 7 x64.

Everything works, except sleep, so system isn't Energy Star compilant .

I got myself a 1155 socket MB (P8H61-L ME/USB3) for 60 dollars, real cheap. Supports Ivy bridge too. Running Mountain Lion D3 on it right now. ^^

I think the Nawcom will only work with the Mountain Lion.

Perhaps we should stick with the Snow Leopard for a long time ..