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Replacing a kernel
I just do not understand how to do this. I have read everywhere and it must be too simple because no one really explains it. Most people tell you how to replace a kernel on a completed os installation. I am using the usb drive method and still installing snow leopard.
If the PC has a Pentium D... I am going to need the patched mach_kernel. How do I put the patched kernel onto the USB drive? Thanks for any help! |
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