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11-27-2008, 05:24 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: WA, USA
Posts: 933
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Quote:
Originally Posted by R0GUE
Remember that updating to 10.5.5 from software update will also install a vanilla kernel overwriting any XNU kernel that you have installed, so be very careful and take steps to ensure that you can reinstall the XNU kernel after updating. This is why Zeph's ASU omits the mach_kernel when performing system updates in order to stop systems breaking on reboot.
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I think a good solution to this might be to copy the mach_kernel.voodoo over to the root directory twice (once as mach_kernel.voodoo and again as mach_kernel)... or we could just edit the com.apple.Boot.plist... but doesn't Apple also update this file? I didn't think they did because on my Macbook I still have the original date of when I installed Leopard to it for the date on that file.
But again, just to point out to the VMWare users, rename to mach_kernel to not get faults and freezes.
I also think that continuing to use Zephyroth's ASU will prove to help distribute the breakdown of the patching so we don't have to solely rely on the kernel... but the option is always there for an "Intel Installation" :-)
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