So it's not the code that's present... it's the code that's absent... :-/
I'll continue to develop this... ;)

Since You have a vanilla cpu could you test the AMD patching routines by booting with the following boot args:
arch=<i386/x86_64> patcher_opts=48 -amd -force64 -v

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/38348368/100_1824i386.JPG kp in 32bit mode
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/38348368/100_1827x86_64.JPG in 64bit mode
This is with andy's kernel complied in Snow Leopard.
The one complied in Lion just gives me a black screen.

I can't look it up, my workplace bans dropbox using the proxy. :(
Please upload them here on the forum.

ASAP please... ;)
If it boots succesfully the auto-patcher works... including the dyld (even though I'm not sure the stock one will work...)

well we have someone that tests for us ... where would he see if the routines go thru ?

If you want verbose patching you need the following after patcher_opts:
49
Then it will output everything it loads (and patches) and output to console.
It will warn about decryption failing in the beginning untill DSMOS arrives...
If it all works and the system boots we at least have the patcher right (including the new sysenter trap working)

Is there another site I could upload them to that isn't blocked, since my images are too large to upload on the forums.

Can't you compress them to a png or so?
If you can't make it smaller, upload it to a webspace or so (free webspace from a provider or so).
All upload sites are blocked over here so no go there...

Well how about I post them on my own website, http://cefso.doesntexist.org/temp/100_1824i386.JPG
http://cefso.doesntexist.org/temp/100_1827x86_64.JPG

it booted all the way thru and apps worked with the vanilla machine

when testing patching routine