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08-28-2011, 06:01 PM
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Cheetah
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Vineland
Posts: 3
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The only other thing I had tried was to remove AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext from S/L/E and it made no visible difference. Just now I tried -s & -x in various combinations on the different kernels and found no changes in behavior. One funny little thing I did notice, though, is that when trying the atom kernel, after it stops/hangs following the "BSR root:" line there is still some process running that echos what I type on my (PS/2) keyboard to the screen.
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Originally Posted by acermac3
Hey Roseman,
Because I am experimenting too, I was curious if you have booted in -s single user mode, or -x safe mode with the ANV mach_kernel_dp4_atom_apic kernel? Have you gotten any further in the boot process? In the past I have disabled just about everything with regards to kexts and startup items and found I wasn't having a kernel problem but other system files weren't playing well with each other. I was able to use older files to at least get booted in safe mode. Just wondering about your troubleshooting efforts so I don't duplicate over here. -thx
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