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safe to update to 10.5.6 from iATKOS 5i (10.5.5)?
I have successfully installed 10.5.5 using iATKOS 5i on my eMachine t5048. I have ran software update on everything except for 10.5.6 updater. Will it be safe to do so?
I selected Chameleon bootloader, APIC, and 9.2.0 for my kernel. |
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from my experience no, im having a problem running software update on iatkos 5i everytime i do it kernel panics after the restart...
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The main problem is the mach_kernel being replaced and AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext (causes in most cases KP on load) Try installing Voodoo kernel or mine and next (after reboot) it shouldn't be a problem anymore to update as long as you keep a copy of the kernel as e.g. mach_kernel.voodoo or mach_kernel.anv and after update before reboot copy that kernel back to mach_kernel |
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I would recommend Andy's kernel. Never had any problems using the Combo update in Apple Software update with his kernel
![]() you could also run the following in Terminal while running the Combo update: Code:
while sleep 1; do rm -Rf /System/Library/Extensions/AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext; done |
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I'm not sure about this, but you should be able to safely update with the Delta update- though not the combo. You'd have to download w/o software update, from the Apple Website. Again, I know this is true for Kalyway, but I'm not sure about iAtkos.
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Without a disabler or a kernel capable of doing the blocking it will cause a KP and leave the system in a useless state... |
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So , it`s not save to upgrade
please , can any one give me step by step how to replace the kernel after upgrade thanks alot |
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before upgrade: Open Terminal Type the following- sudo cp /mach_kernel /mach_kernel_bak do the upgrade... don't reboot... next in terminal type: sudo cp /mach_kernel_bak /mach_kernel reboot... |
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I have updated iatkos 10.5.5 to 10.5.6 without any troubles, on my setup it had the disabler installed by default, though I was running the vanilla kernel.
If you are using a custom kext for the storage controller where your leopard partition is make sure its not overwritten by the update (keep a working copy or put it in /Extra/Extensions. Also instead of keeping the old 9.2.0 you can try installing Voodoo kernel 9.5.0, just do it before rebooting after applying the update. |