Nothing wrong with your thinking. Quicktime and for that matter all other apps can be updated if they are patched afterwards when required.

I cannot help you with the issue though, Zeph or Eddie might have a solution for this.

Good luck!

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quicktime plays everything fine now. I think my front row problem is rather network related. I'm going to replace my IONetworkingFamily.kext now.
Thanks again!

Patch on BOOT method:

- Download the patches folder provided (unpack first if needed)
- Copy the patches folder to your root dir (Leopard or Tiger)
- Install the security update or other
- Reboot, press F8 while booting and then type:

-s
cd /patches
./patcher ./cpuid.txt
exit

Patch within OS method (not recommended):

- Open Marvin's AMD Utility and provide password
- Select the third option (patch all cpuid's using cpuid file) and uncheck "Simulation Mode no files patched"
- In the "Select CPUID File" field browse to where you have downloaded the provided cpuid.txt file.
- In the "Select a Volume/Directory to Patch" field browse to your OS dir.
- Click the RUN button and then Proceed.
- Done!

On Errors when using the 'Within OS Method:

For instance:

--+ /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/modules/libx264_plugin.dylib
+ File is i386
*** err041 - parse cpuids - No base addr or cpuids for prev file name
*** Trying to undo cpuid patches made prior to error
*** err071 - undo cpuid patching: file of patched decrypts not found

Fix this by removing all related to VLC in the cpuid.txt file:

/Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/modules/libx264_plugin.dylib
00000c60

When using the 'On Boot Method' the errors will be bypassed and other files will be patched if needed.


Good luck on patching and enjoy the OS!

Thanks for the patching instructions! At least i know how to properly patch my system now.
I'm still stuck on front row. It crashes at the end of the trailer after a fresh install. Things are working ok, but i just can't stand an unstable system.
Zephyroth is the greatest to put this together for us and everybody on this great forum.
I really want to use my hackintosh as my primary system i can't stand Vista. Anyways i think we are getting close.
Thanks!

I followed the patching instructions at boot. I just realized the result I'm getting is this:
0 of 2 visited files were successfully patched
0 of 11 found patches were successfully applied

What am I missing here?
Thanks!

You'd better describe all the steps you're taking to do the patching - obviously it's not getting done. The "cpuid.txt" file that Marvin's creates can be opened with any text editor and it'll list exactly which files Marvin's thinks need to be patched. Do they have anything to do with Front Row? Does the Log File list the errors?

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Running both 10.5.8 and 10.6.4 on my stinking AMD/ATi machine...

Thanks for the fast reply!
Ok. This is what I do:
1. Open Marvin > Select (create patcher package ) > select my Leopard volume to scan (scan takes like 5-10 minutes)
2. Copy patches folder to the root of my leopard volume
3 reboot in single user mode (-s ) then cd /patches then ./ patcher ./cpuid.txt
(runs the i get this:0 of 2 visited files were successfully patched
0 of 11 found patches were successfully applied
This is the cpuid.kext:
2
0f a2
cd fb

/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/libfreebl3.dylib
00001e44
0003fe2c cpuid

/System/Library/QuickTime/QuickTimeComponents.component/Contents/MacOS/QuickTimeComponents
000016c0
009f4ae1 cpuid
009f4af4 cpuid
009f5768 cpuid
009f5775 cpuid
009f57b1 cpuid
009f57cc cpuid
009f57e7 cpuid
009f5802 cpuid
00e5f419 cpuid
00e5f42c cpuid

and this is the log.txt
************************************************** ************************************************** **********
* Marvin's AMD Utility v.25 - 2008.02.22 16:20:23
************************************************** ************************************************** **********
* Input arguments:
* target_dir="/"
* dmount="/"
* cat="leopard"
* do_make_patcher_pkg="yes"
* simulation_mode="yes"
* undo="no"
************************************************** ************************************************** **********
Searching for binaries in: /Applications
Searching for binaries in: /Backup Extensions
Searching for binaries in: /Library
Searching for binaries in: /System
Searching for binaries in: /bin
Searching for binaries in: /home
Searching for binaries in: /private
Searching for binaries in: /sbin
Searching for binaries in: /usr
Done searching for binaries. See the list in: /Users/Nandor/Desktop/AMD.Patch.Folder/2008.02.22_at_16.20/logs/binary_filelist.txt
************************************************** ************************************************** **********
••• CPUID found in binary: /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/libfreebl3.dylib
••• CPUID found in binary: /System/Library/QuickTime/QuickTimeComponents.component/Contents/MacOS/QuickTimeComponents
*** err067 - patches folder: no decrypts added to patcher folder
* -- no decrypts were created

Thanks for your help!

OK, I'm not the command line expert (FAR from it!) but I think this may be your problem:

It's my understanding that when you boot into single user with just the "-s", you need to mount the root drive in "read/write" mode - else you can "read" (I believe) but not "write" to files... The patcher needs to modify files and write the modified data.

( if you use the "sudo" command - it let's you boot as a "super user" with all rights to read & write files. ex: sudo -s (I think you have to supply your password also))

The instruction I read (somewhere here) was as I listed above with the "mount -uw /" to make sure the root drive was mounted read/write.

Someone PLEASE correct me if I'm wrong!

Anyway, that's the way I've been doing it for weeks and the patcher has always run properly and given me positive results.

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Running both 10.5.8 and 10.6.4 on my stinking AMD/ATi machine...

Yes. Thank You! I was missing the mount -uw / before patching. Thanks!

i am trying to patch but it doesnt work as described above for me. do i have to change somehow into the partition where i have osx installed (i have 2 hds - one of them with two partitions). how could i do that if its necessary?