10.6.2 Released! - Page 3

toanbk · #1 11-10-2009, 08:10 PM

I've just updated successful, thanks !

Snow Leopard 10.6.2 retail Full support !
CPU AMD 5200 2.7 Ghz Chipset NVIDIA
Main M2N VM HDMI
Sound ALC883 work with voodooHDA.kext
Lan: NVIDIA NforceLan auto detected
VGA :NVIDIA 7300GT full QE, CI with NVinjectGo.kext

Chrisb27 · #2 11-10-2009, 08:32 PM

Updated to 10.6.2 on my hack with no issues at all from Software update.

Ianxxx · #3 11-11-2009, 01:17 PM

Updated, Kernel panic on boot, deleted sleepenabler.kext and installed version for 10.6.2 everything back to normal, and for some reason fonts look better in firefox.

I really need to get intelcpupowermanagment working then I won't have this problem again, would be very grateful if someone could show me how to add speedsteps to dsdt.

mwgdrwg · #4 11-11-2009, 08:27 PM

Managed a sucessful (eventually) update here (downloaded and ran update manually). Got caught out with the SleepEnabler.kext, thus kernel panic. Rebooted with SL dvd and ran terminal renamed Sleepenabler.kext>Sleepeneablerkext.old also renamed extension.mkext in /Extra. Rebooted with -f -v had 1 kernel panic about 10 minutes after GUI loaded but in the meantime had found out about the bug and Netkas's new kext (tnx snow

) so installed new kext recreated Extensions.mkext repaired permissions and reboot, all seems fine now.

*note to self*
Read around the forums for potential issues LOL

dracea · #5 11-11-2009, 10:51 PM

if i don`t do the update there is a problem?

) and no panics and stuff like that ... i did 10.6.2 update earlier this morning and god too much panics ... so i give up updating till a 10.6 will be created by iDeneb, iAtaKos or maybe Leo4All ... or maybe someone will make a post with a hacked Darwin kernel 10.2.0

jacoweb · #6 11-12-2009, 10:01 AM

Hi i have same problem with the sleepenabler.. So how can i delete the kext so i can try to boot without kernel panics?

Imkantus · #7 11-12-2009, 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jacoweb

Hi i have same problem with the sleepenabler.. So how can i delete the kext so i can try to boot without kernel panics?

Maybe you're able to boot in Safemode or into Darwin Single User mode (-x or -s parameter) - just delete the SleepEnabler.kext & the Extensions.mkext (maybe rebuild it) and reboot. Once done you can grab 10.6.2 SleepEnabler by netkas from here.

mwgdrwg · #8 11-12-2009, 08:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jacoweb

Hi i have same problem with the sleepenabler.. So how can i delete the kext so i can try to boot without kernel panics?

I would imagine if you don't have SL dvd and boot132 you should still be able to do what i said above by booting a 'release' 10.5.6 dvd and running the terminal from that.

the commands you want to run are:

mv /Volumes/<your SL install here>/Extra/Extensions/SleepEnabler.kext /Volumes/<your SL install here>/Extra/Extensions/SleepEnabler.kext.old

and

mv /Volumes/<your SL install here>/Extra/Extensions.mkext /Volumes/<your SL install here>/Extra/Extensions.mkext.old

close terminal and reboot (eject dvd) with -f -v

hope this helps, good luck

E2A i realised later I could have effected the repairs described above and in post #23 by booting into my Leopard installation (doh!) still at least I've shown it's possible to do the same thing from booting via dvd....

joealanjones · #9 11-23-2009, 03:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mwgdrwg

I would imagine if you don't have SL dvd and boot132 you should still be able to do what i said above by booting a 'release' 10.5.6 dvd and running the terminal from that.

the commands you want to run are:

mv /Volumes/<your SL install here>/Extra/Extensions/SleepEnabler.kext /Volumes/<your SL install here>/Extra/Extensions/SleepEnabler.kext.old

and

mv /Volumes/<your SL install here>/Extra/Extensions.mkext /Volumes/<your SL install here>/Extra/Extensions.mkext.old

close terminal and reboot (eject dvd) with -f -v

hope this helps, good luck

E2A i realised later I could have effected the repairs described above and in post #23 by booting into my Leopard installation (doh!) still at least I've shown it's possible to do the same thing from booting via dvd....

I've done basically this but I had no idea where my install disc is so I booted into windows and did the same thing using MacDrive.

Since I have done this it has stopped the panic but now during the startup on the white apple screen I get the reboot thing that usually comes up with the panic.

I dont know what else to do so I would really appreciate any guidance you could give.

Thanks.

mwgdrwg · #10 11-24-2009, 12:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joealanjones

I've done basically this but I had no idea where my install disc is so I booted into windows and did the same thing using MacDrive.

Since I have done this it has stopped the panic but now during the startup on the white apple screen I get the reboot thing that usually comes up with the panic.

I dont know what else to do so I would really appreciate any guidance you could give.

Thanks.

you will have to be more specific

Quote:

now during the startup on the white apple screen I get the reboot thing that usually comes up with the panic.

I'm not too sure what you mean here but it seem possibly to be more kernel panic. With whatever Chameleon bootloader you are using hit the spacebar then type '-v' at the prompt and hit <enter> (the big key on the right - without the quotes). Write down any error messages - especially ones that say kernel panic (hopefuly with the kext that caused it) also try booting with -v -x or (verbose and safe mode) or -v -f (verbose and force loading of kexts) see if it boots ok then. Maybe seeing as how you've altered things using macdrive and windows (dunno how this works) you may have permission problems. In any event if you manage to boot sucessfuly repair permissions using disk utility. I am not in any sense an expert so someone may take pity on us (lol) and come up with some neat solution. In any event it would be really useful if you could post your machine specs. ta.

P.S. really try looking for your install disc.