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I could boot Snow Leopard with arch=x86_64 (V2 10.6.8 kernel), but all apps were crashing after the desktop appeared.
Bootargs in org.chameleon.Boot.plist: arch=i386 -force64 std_dyld=Yes npci=0x2000 Setting -v arch=x86_64 at chameleon boot prompt worked, as appeared in the boot log, Kernel is LP64 Code:
Process: Finder [2974] Slowpoke |
This weekend I can put some time aside for making a new Lion kernel...
Keep you posted. ;) |
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i hope you do it ;) |
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Dale compadre, que la fuerza te acompaņe :D Buena suerte! |
---- yeah ! Do it ;)
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Andy, I booted with arch=x86_64 with your latest legacy_kernel for Snow Leopard (With x64 Finder).
I can't run any 32 bit / Rosetta app, only in force64 mode I can run 32 bit apps. My libSystem.b is patched too. The dmesg from my pc is in the attached file. Cheers :D |
The problem is that there is no solution to run 32 bit apps on an amd with the 64 bit kernel.
Itīs just possible to run 32 bit kernel in 64 bit userland. Sorry dude. Here something different: I would have a look on these kexts, because there appears a error on your machine during the startup: Code:
Kext com.PaztalomTechnologiez.nVmon - library kext com.apple.NVDAResman not found. |
Hows it going on the project guess alot people have that question in mind thats why im asking it ?!
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I studied the kernel some more and saw csops routine. It's a syscall used by dyld which checks code signing (and in dyld code it halts execution if incorrect). Guess there are a few more corpses that need burying lol. ;) This weekend I should have a solution... |