Lion with AMD - Page 67

R:A:W:X86 · #**661** 05-02-2012, 10:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by justinster123

@All try this one
specifically I applied the patch for R:A:W:X86

Thanks for the recompile & your other efforts.
I know that what you have done means a lot of work.

However it seems that those of AnV's code changes you added, are no use to me / the FX owners:

The x86_64 Kernel does not work, it is instant reboot.
i386 is all the same like using bronzovka's v3 patch in both legacy and 64-Bit mode.
still no success with patching sysenter traps in dyld.

Anyway you did a good job, if your changes make the legacy mode more stable for the non-SSSE3 AMD users.

lunfai · #**662** 05-02-2012, 09:53 PM

I'm thinking of getting a Intel G540 with a motherboard tomorrow and just move over.

justinster123 · #**663** 05-03-2012, 01:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by R:A:W:X86

Thanks for the recompile & your other efforts.
I know that what you have done means a lot of work.

However it seems that those of AnV's code changes you added, are no use to me / the FX owners:

The x86_64 Kernel does not work, it is instant reboot.
i386 is all the same like using bronzovka's v3 patch in both legacy and 64-Bit mode.
still no success with patching sysenter traps in dyld.

Anyway you did a good job, if your changes make the legacy mode more stable for the non-SSSE3 AMD users.

I'm not going to be working on the source for a while, school's first.
I will try and se if I can find time during French class to upload my source since my home internet connection isn't that fast.

Sorry, things have been tough but I invite you all to make this kernel perfect so we can have a working lion once and for all

goodbye,
I'll post the source tomorrow If i can

felipeunix · #**664** 05-03-2012, 07:18 AM

I'm starting here with:

arch = i386-force64

Everything is very stable .. (only with 64-bit apps of course)

But I can live well only with them.

Only one problem related to Safari, pages with java script, crashes it.

Does anyone know how to solve this?

R:A:W:X86 · #**665** 05-03-2012, 09:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by justinster123

my home internet connection isn't that fast.

Code:

diff -Nur xnu-1699.24.23_unpatched xnu-1699.24.23_patched > justinkernel.diff

This text file should be sized like a few 100KB - zip it and you can as well add it as attachment to this forum.

Quote:

Originally Posted by felipeunix

Only one problem related to Safari, pages with java script, crashes it.

Same like Internet Exploder - my fav browser for downloading a better one.

No problems with Firefox + Javascript

justinster123 · #**666** 05-03-2012, 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by R:A:W:X86

Code:

diff -Nur xnu-1699.24.23_unpatched xnu-1699.24.23_patched > justinkernel.diff

This text file should be sized like a few 100KB - zip it and you can as well add it as attachment to this forum.

Same like Internet Exploder - my fav browser for downloading a better one.

No problems with Firefox + Javascript

umm I regret to say this but I'll have to post the source when I get home, I woke up late and had to rush to catch the school bus....
I'll definitely post it then though

Lacedaemon · #**667** 05-03-2012, 04:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by felipeunix

I'm starting here with:

arch = i386-force64

Everything is very stable .. (only with 64-bit apps of course)

But I can live well only with them.

Only one problem related to Safari, pages with java script, crashes it.

Does anyone know how to solve this?

I have the same problem with my Safari, only it's on Snow Leopard. Lion's Safari works perfectly, how can this be...

felipeunix · #**668** 05-03-2012, 05:01 PM

just pointing out that this problem is just the java x64.
x86 works perfectly!

Firefox + javascript works fine.
but when scrolling the pages has no Vsync. It is horrible, is how to solve it at least?

I will test IE.

lunfai · #**669** 05-03-2012, 07:56 PM

I know this is off-topic but I've now moved onto Intel with G540 + P8H61-M LE. Going great so far, need to do the Lion stuff again.

lunfai · #**670** 05-03-2012, 08:57 PM

Bronzovka GURU has released a statement that he has created a new version of the kernel that does not hang standard applications! More information tomorrow.