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gabrielayumi 08-25-2012 07:38 AM

Yeah but i have a Phenom 965 x4 and i can run any app in my Lion 10.7.4 without Problem i just asking for a problem with Open some apps like a Text Editor and some times i have the problem with Copy and paste.

RAWX86, you will fix this problem in your next version of this kernel?? Thanks :D

The Connactic 08-25-2012 07:43 AM

Are you really sure of it, Gabriela?

Do you use the stock Finder, or the DP2 Finder instead? Have you tried parallels desktop 7? And the new Xcode, does it work without issues? These are 64-bit apps which should not run by any means on your CPU, since it doesn't support ssse3.

If you made these apps above to work with a Phenom 965 x4, you made a breakthrough discovery and should share your methods... ;)

The Connactic 08-25-2012 07:46 AM

As for copy/paste and permission bug fixes, read the entire content of this thread and the other at infinitemac, AMD with Lion.

jhusly 08-25-2012 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by misterfrista (Post 57870)
You have to do the following steps:

-First download the amd_insn_patcher

-Open a terminal and type "sudo su" to without quotes to become root

-Change into your downloaded amd_insn_patcher directory with the terminal
You can do this by typing "cd " (without quotes) and then droping the amd_insn_patcher directory from finder into the terminal and hit enter.

-Type the following commands one line at a time:

cp /usr/lib/dyld ./dyld.orig
cp /usr/lib/system/libsystem_kernel.dylib ./libsystem_kernel.dylib.orig
./amd_insn_patcher dyld.orig dyld.patched
./amd_insn_patcher libsystem_kernel.dylib.orig libsystem_kernel.dylib.patched
chown 0:0 dyld.patched
chown 0:0 libsystem_kernel.dylib.patched
chmod 755 dyld.patched
chmod 755 libsystem_kernel.dylib.patched

Now open 2 more terminal tabs and type sudo su (otherwise your system may freeze in the next step! )
In the first tab type:
mv dyld.patched /usr/lib/dyld

In the second one:
mv libsystem_kernel.dylib.patched /usr/lib/system/libsystem_kernel.dylib

and in the third:
update_dyld_shared_cache

Now you are done!

I have a 10.7.3 hackintosh in my fx-6100 and i would love to try this out. Buyt i just cant do it correctly. Sorry, my first mac and hackintosh.

cp /usr/lib/system/libsystem_kernel.dylib ./libsystem_kernel.dylib.orig
./amd_insn_patcher dyld.orig dyld.patched
./amd_insn_patcher libsystem_kernel.dylib.orig

is this suppose to be a one line of 3lines? But eigther way only return "No such file or directory".

ham4ever 08-25-2012 12:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Connactic (Post 58500)
Are you really sure of it, Gabriela?

Do you use the stock Finder, or the DP2 Finder instead? Have you tried parallels desktop 7? And the new Xcode, does it work without issues? These are 64-bit apps which should not run by any means on your CPU, since it doesn't support ssse3.

If you made these apps above to work with a Phenom 965 x4, you made a breakthrough discovery and should share your methods... ;)

i think she run only 32 bit , because she use -legacy ,

misterfrista 08-25-2012 05:45 PM

It means that your system doesnt find the amd_insn_patcher. In other words you have to copy the dyld files into the same directory as your downloaded amd_insn_patcher. Switch into the directory in your console and then type: ./amd_insn_patcher dyld.orig dyld.patched and press enter. Maybe you didnt rename dyld to dyld.orig? No such file or directory means in this case that one of the binarys isnt found.

jhusly 08-25-2012 11:50 PM

okay, so i executed the commands inside the directory where i put the downloaded files (desktop), unfortunately, i could no longer execute the last 2 commands because the i got this mac dead screen. Tried booting back either in single user, safe mode but to no avail. Im just greeted with the dead screen in the login menu. Is there anything i can do to fix this? I followed the instruction and used another command windows, login as administrator by typing sudo su.

jcvcms 08-26-2012 04:24 PM

Hi guys, thanks to RAWX86 and everyone else that has contributed to this. I have 10.7.4 running with only a few hiccups on a Bulldozer. One of those is that I get nothing when I right click on any file an choose Get Info. Also, I get occasional 30 second slowdowns (spinning beach ball) mostly when browsing the Internet on any Browser. Have done every patch and tweak mentioned on this thread. I initially installed Snow Leopard using Iatkos and have incrementally upgraded from there. I'm using finder from DP2 on latest RAW kernel. Many thanks!

gils 08-26-2012 11:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jcvcms (Post 58521)
Hi guys, thanks to RAWX86 and everyone else that has contributed to this. I have 10.7.4 running with only a few hiccups on a Bulldozer. One of those is that I get nothing when I right click on any file an choose Get Info. Also, I get occasional 30 second slowdowns (spinning beach ball) mostly when browsing the Internet on any Browser. Have done every patch and tweak mentioned on this thread. I initially installed Snow Leopard using Iatkos and have incrementally upgraded from there. I'm using finder from DP2 on latest RAW kernel. Many thanks!

:)

Hello ,

buldo your work in 64 bit, so no need to Finder DP2, and management 32/64 bit, used the AMD patch D'ANV.
For me, it works 100% bug free.


http://osx86.co/f100/10-7-4-amd-kern...87/page32.html

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

http://osx86.co/attachment.php?attac...5&d=1320876221

jcvcms 08-27-2012 05:19 AM

Many thanks gils, I restored to original Finder for 10.7.4 using Pacifist and everything seems to be working perfectly! :)