Originally Posted by erineos (Post 58007)

Good afternoon,

My Snow Leopard HDD (where i would like to install Lion) is in the SATA 1 port.
From a search in the net i found that probably it's the SB750 southbridge that causing the problem and it can't see any SATA ports. I found that an IOATAfamily.kext for SB700/750 for Lion, it may resolve the "still waiting for root device". What do you think? Is this kext available or we can specially make it?

Originally Posted by erineos (Post 58010)

Still the same with the old HDD.

Originally Posted by frisco2 (Post 57994)

that's what I did, then the problems were gone

take this >>>> http://osx86.co/f36/legacy-kernel-10...post55947.html




amd_ins_patcher_src.zip ( IOHIDFamily nintervalcheck.kext.zip --> S/L/E )


and use the How-To by AkimoA (root86.org)


AMD binary patching!

Unzip the file'm amd_insn_patcher and copy it to
/usr/bin

then open the Terminal

Then you give the command:

code:

sudo-s
amd_insn_patcher / usr / lib / libSystem.B.dylib / usr / lib / libSystem.B.dylib.patched
mv / usr / lib / libSystem.B.dylib.patched / usr / lib / libSystem.B.dylib

amd_insn_patcher / usr / lib / dyld / usr / lib / dyld.patched
mv / usr / lib / dyld.patched / usr / lib / dyld


amd_insn_patcher
mv

amd_insn_patcher / System / Library / QuickTime / QuickTimeComponents.component / Contents / MacOS / QuickTime Components / System / Library / QuickTime / QuickTimeComponents.component / Contents / MacOS / QuickTimeComponents.patched
mv / System / Library / QuickTime / QuickTimeComponents.component / Contents / MacOS / QuickTimeComponents.patched / System / Library / QuickTime / QuickTimeComponents.component / Contents / MacOS / QuickTime Components

amd_insn_patcher / System/Library/QuickTime/QuickTimeH264.component/Contents/Resources/QuickTimeH264.scalar / System/Library/QuickTime/QuickTimeH264.component/Contents/Resources/QuickTimeH264.scalar.patched
mv / System/Library/QuickTime/QuickTimeH264.component/Contents/Resources/QuickTimeH264.scalar.patched / System/Library/QuickTime/QuickTimeH264.component/Contents/Resources/QuickTimeH264.scalar



Then the repair permissions and re-enter the following in the terminal.
code:
sudo update_dyld_shared_cache

Originally Posted by AyuReady1989x (Post 58012)

question you think you could script that maybe? i ran the patcher and the commands on page 7 and cant seem to get 32bit apps running or my terminal either..i tried to run your commands but didnt get the .patch file for some reason :/ .. but the 9.6.0 kernel instant reboots for me after kext load, the kernel RAW:X86 posted boots superquick in 64 but no 32 apps.. no google chrome etc
MSI 970a-g45
FX-6100
MSI HAWX 6870

Originally Posted by frisco2 (Post 58013)

NO

unpack the amd_insn_patcher_src zip file ! paste the content in the folder usr / bin ,then give the code

Originally Posted by misterfrista (Post 58015)

AyuReady1989x:I´ve got the same problem and with just dyld i get kernel panic on boot!

Even cparm just gives me restarts after loading kexts.. I tried it with just symbols.dylib and with some combinations of gui cpufreq MaxBusRatio. I have no idea whats wrong with my configuration!

My system specs:
- Asus M5A97 Mainboard
- Amd Bulldozer 8120 Black edition
- WD 1TB Caviar Green
- Geforce 9500GT

Originally Posted by frisco2 (Post 58011)

then put your DVD drive on the first SATA port and SNOW Leopard HDD in second position

boot with boot flag -legacy -force64 UserKernelCache=No -v -f -x arch=i386_x64 (in safe mode)