AnV Qoopz based Darwin 10.2.0 kernel 32/64-bit

andyvand · #1 12-30-2009, 10:38 PM

No full on-the-fly cpuid patcher yet and not all of my patches have been implemented yet but I fixed it for generic 32/64-bit support...
More to come...

Really big thanks go to Qoopz and he might want the code mods.

Note: 64-bit mods are experimental... I haven't tested them yet... testers needed...

Download Patch:
http://rapidshare.com/files/32811787...d_xnu.diff.zip

Download Kernel:
http://rapidshare.com/files/32812109...nel_10.2.0.zip

Have a lot of fun...

xXrkidXx · #2 12-30-2009, 11:12 PM

Did you add Atom support?? Netbook users would appreciate this

scififan68 · #3 12-31-2009, 01:39 AM

Does this have the tsc skrew fix for amd, so i can finally use more then one core on my dual core amd cpu?

mindlessmissy · #4 12-31-2009, 02:05 AM

AnV is a genius ...

You are really doing great work on these kernels in the absence of the voodoo team ...

This kernel runs my 64-bit apps on Snow perfectly ( if you boot using -force64 switch )

*** If only firefox had a 64-bit version ... ***

Anyway, as soon as you can get the on the fly cpuid patching implemented, I think you will be on your way to making a perfect universal kernel ...

m3s_4ev3r · #5 12-31-2009, 02:48 AM

How do I apply the Diff file?

crimsonangel · #6 12-31-2009, 03:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by m3s_4ev3r

How do I apply the Diff file?

I always wondered the same thing about the diff files and never used them

m3s_4ev3r · #7 12-31-2009, 03:33 AM

Hopefully someone with knowledge of this will answer, I am on many forums, with android stuff, windows 7 issues .... ALL OF THEM are full of people that answer and so on, I am subscribed right now to 3 biggest forum, HAckint0sh, infinitemac and insanelymac,

talking is very expensive here .... I get MAYBE a reply a day .... on different topics that I post ..... sad actually.

crimsonangel · #8 12-31-2009, 03:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by m3s_4ev3r

Hopefully someone with knowledge of this will answer, I am on many forums, with android stuff, windows 7 issues .... ALL OF THEM are full of people that answer and so on, I am subscribed right now to 3 biggest forum, HAckint0sh, infinitemac and insanelymac,

talking is very expensive here .... I get MAYBE a reply a day .... on different topics that I post ..... sad actually.

heh on hackint0sh im lucky to get a reply in a week

bhokuto · #9 12-31-2009, 03:56 AM

it's an epidemic. thus the reason why I left, IT work. No one wants to talk details, because, it takes a good amount of knowledge and understanding and most important things: patience and to able to communicate this to even lesser knowledgable's so as to be able to teach.

thus, many do the same, blunt instruments. and many are left hanging on the edge while others are running down the middle.

diff tool in mainstream UNIX makes a differentiation, finds the differences in two files.
But in this case since it is not a mainstream UNIX, rather a customized brand, I have no idea what diff does in Mac environment.

So you have to look it up in google or catch one of the netkas groups folks or voodoo team on a good day.

Happy New Year, Smile and look up for the sunshine

m3s_4ev3r · #10 12-31-2009, 04:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bhokuto

it's an epidemic. thus the reason why I left, IT work. No one wants to talk details, because, it takes a good amount of knowledge and understanding and most important things: patience and to able to communicate this to even lesser knowledgable's so as to be able to teach.

thus, many do the same, blunt instruments. and many are left hanging on the edge while others are running down the middle.

diff tool in mainstream UNIX makes a differentiation, finds the differences in two files.
But in this case since it is not a mainstream UNIX, rather a customized brand, I have no idea what diff does in Mac environment.

So you have to look it up in google or catch one of the netkas groups folks or voodoo team on a good day.

Happy New Year, Smile and look up for the sunshine

From what I understand, and after I open it, it's like a set of instructions that will patch the kernel, I found on google how to patch the kernel on linux, but not mac osx.