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Lykich 09-15-2009 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by macxuser33 (Post 31903)
Kernel works fine on intel ( Pentium D )
kernel works fine on intel Pentium 4 531 )
Motherboard: Asus P5LD2,GeForce 6600....
sleep not work.........

lemn 09-15-2009 01:34 PM
anyone has any idea about getting the mic to work on adi1988 using voodoohda? i get an error "couldn't set recording source to microphone" when starting up.
it worked perfectly on leopard with taruga driver, but i get a kp in sl, so i'm trying voodoohda.
also, does anyone know a good applenforceata kext? the one i'm using(same as in leopard) halts for about 30 seconds at applenforceata: found 0 units.
thanks.

Lykich 09-15-2009 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by modbin (Post 31922)
About binpatched kernel and source modded kernel:

on the fly patcher requires a kernel source from apple and a huge workaround. Since apple did not release 10.6 kernel sources yet, the only way to make the kernel work on amd is to modify it with a hexeditor. eg take the original kernel and patch it. A binpatched kernel will never support the "on the fly cpuid patcher". Itīs not possible!

greets,
modbin ;)
Source codes are for a long time already, there will be a new kernel?:)

ToroLoco 09-15-2009 07:28 PM
well even if I convert the cdr image with disk utility I can't scan the image in order to restore it to the HD.
When the image is not mounted I get the "invalid argument" error and when it is mounted I get the "Resource temporarily unavailable" error.

Any other solution? I am open to suggestions.

lemn 09-16-2009 07:50 AM
why do you want to restore the image to a hd? do you have 2 disks, one with leopard and another one where you want to install snow? if so, you don't need to restore the image, you can just mount the dmg image and follow exactly the steps from the first post of this thread, and it should work.

ToroLoco 09-16-2009 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by lemn (Post 35002)
why do you want to restore the image to a hd? do you have 2 disks, one with leopard and another one where you want to install snow? if so, you don't need to restore the image, you can just mount the dmg image and follow exactly the steps from the first post of this thread, and it should work.
I have mbr partition so I have to restore it in order to change the OSInstal.mpkg.

Taisto 09-16-2009 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by ToroLoco (Post 35005)
I have mbr partition so I have to restore it in order to change the OSInstal.mpkg.
Hmm, how about going through the 10.5 install again and creating GUID partition table ? It has some advantages over MBR ( check Wiki ) and it would save You some problems with 10.6. Well, You might consider that i guess =)

Anyway, if You can't do this - any reasons - here's edited file :

http://rapidshare.com/files/27016921...stall.mpkg.zip

If You can't restore the image, You could try at least modifying it and replacing the original one with this one.

ToroLoco 09-16-2009 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Taisto (Post 35027)
Hmm, how about going through the 10.5 install again and creating GUID partition table ? It has some advantages over MBR ( check Wiki ) and it would save You some problems with 10.6. Well, You might consider that i guess =)

Anyway, if You can't do this - any reasons - here's edited file :

http://rapidshare.com/files/27016921...stall.mpkg.zip

If You can't restore the image, You could try at least modifying it and replacing the original one with this one.
But I have the file, but I can't replace it without restoring the image. I can't open the image to edit the files.

lemn 09-16-2009 11:45 AM
do you have anything that you need on the drive you want to install snow onto? if not, it might be easier for you to just repartition the drive again with diskutil, and create uuid partitions.

ToroLoco 09-16-2009 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by lemn (Post 35029)
do you have anything that you need on the drive you want to install snow onto? if not, it might be easier for you to just repartition the drive again with diskutil, and create uuid partitions.
This is what I am tying to avoid, because I have a Windows partition in the same HD and I don't want to loose the data.