Yep, it does work beautifully - however Adobe Flash video's do not play and I cannot figure out why!?

Burger, the menu bar is translucent?

Hmmm..... I Found More Info On How XPCHelper Works Here:
https://developer.apple.com/library/...echnology.html

Interesting It Tells What Is Involved in XPCHelper
and Maybe We Can Look Into it To Try and Patch Stuff?

Great, justin!

However, it would be palliative, yet a very useful one, to concentrate efforts at tweaking the i386 patched lion kernel. Okay, let's work on it, like RAW X86 worked on adding support on it for 64-bit apps on ssse3-enabled Bulldozer CPUS at least, and it was great.

But i think it's time to move on and face the true endeavor: the 64-bit legacy kernel, be it for Lion, be it for the new OsX Mountain Lion. We're already at the fringe of Mountain Lion era and, without a x64_86 legacy kernel, we AMD hackintoshers won't make it!

Yep, and I get the "ripples" when adding widgets to the dashboard.

So you have QE/CI, and the problem is rather software than hardware-related...

Because you need to install Flash manually on Lion. ;)


(I personally hope we could get rid of Flash completely soon - It's an old piece of burden, hope HTML5 will soon take over)

Yes, I've done that too but no joy. Maybe I'm up for a re-install...

I'd like to try to turn off the hardware acceleration, but I can't even get the options window up to be able to set it. Does anyone know where this flag is set, so that I can edit manually?

try to install firefox and change the settings there. if u can change it in firefox it will change it over all browsers. this worked for me

Thanks for the ideas guys - yep, tried this too. The problem is that no matter what browser I use, when I right click on the Adobe Flash and choose "Settings" nothing happens. No box appears.