blackknight with anvs kernel u used the bootflag std_dyld=yes ?

wich disables the integrated dyld and uses the standard one (i guess patching the bins doesnt help when they dont get detected cause they switched off

also with anvs kernel u can use doublefsb=Yes to set your fsb rite when its messed up

Thanks for the bootflag for std_dyld, I couldn't remember what it was. Also, the FSB is correct with AnV's kernel, it's nawcom's that doesn't get it right, though it does apparently use the std_dyld.

Yap after meklort fixed the workaround in Chameleon its there double time once with the kernel and with the bootloader and then things get messed up like sound and stuff by the the time that was done nawcom was off due to illness and didnt fix it in his latest legacy version


btw did u see netkas got the 6970 working last nite ;P

Your welcome:-d

That was just what I needed. It works great and now that I can use AnV's kernel without hardcoding the FSB, sound doesn't skip anymore.

Yeah, I did see that netkas got 6970 working. I have a 6950 unlocked to 6970 that I'd love to get working, but I can't yet run Lion since I'm on AMD. I guess once we get a working kernel, I'll get a chance to try it.

Oops didnt read the top line ....my bad

Hello, newbie here
What do you with all the files you downloaded? First post link leads to 37MB file and I see boot files and whole bunch of other stuffs. I guess it's the source for dyld.
Do I just replace the kernel only with the one i downloaded?


Can someone lead me to the right direction on what to do with this?

Thanks in advance.

Any Progress in the Lion Legacy Mission m8 ?:-d

No, not yet but I've taken a different approach.
I've diffed the standard SL kernel against the standard Lion kernel (to find out what was changed).
Lots of code to go through.
I've also disassembled the Lion DP1 kernel as well as the GM one and have written a little program to strip of the addresses.
I've diffed these together to get instruction changes in the diff.
Studying both may reveal a solution. ;)
I'll upload the diff later.

I've posted the assembly diffs between 10.7.0 DP1 and 10.7.0 GM
I hope somebody can help me identify which instructions enable 32bit (and thus also AMD) support.
They can be found here:
http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/ind...&#entry1750568
I also included my custom otx tool
NOTE: There is a 64bit part to otx but it is untested. If trouble, run it in 32bit, it also needs Xcode

a needle in a haystack looks more sexy ;)



wondering if these compare programms would help us in searching by comparing the 2 files next to each other and find our needle .... just wondering