Maybe when you try using good old QuickTime 7 ? :)

I've mentioned

To run QuickTime X , right click , get info and select run in 32-bit. You'll need SSSE3 to run QuickTime X on 64-bit and some applications wouldn't just work right on 64-bit cause they are looking for SSSE3 instructions. Its not being emulated at all. An emulator is needed

still waiting 64 bit mode kernel for AMD user with built in cpuid ^_^

always get KP with this kernel when uTorrent tries to hash big (~2.6 gig) file... problem in IOBufferMemoryDescriptor - out of 32bits... someone using int instead of unsigned long int?? :)

sounds like an appleforceata kext that doesnt have the 64bit fix. Find a kext that allows use of 4GB+ of ram.

Is this kernel 10.0.0 or 10.2.0

I’ve install this on a sse2 machine, but still get the beachball in xcode, apple remote desktop, safari, high cpu usage, missing clock..

What does sleepenabler.kext do, I didn’t install that.


thanks

Afair this kernel is 10.0.0, but all kernel versions cause the same problems on SSE2 machines.

I have another question, does the kernel still load 64bit kext even though the CPU is 32-bit only?

ie: if I tried "arch=i386" in the boot line to force 32-bit kext only, would it fix the problem? of the beachballing etc...

can someone try it for me? I already deleted my Snow Leopard installation..

thanks

Replying to myself

I tried a Celeron D (single core) with sse3 and SL runs fine

so I think the problem is in the SSE2 emulator...

Replying again..

This kernel does not work with AMD and Parallels, when you run Parallels you get

Its some checks in Parallels that a good reverser might be able to bypass..

There is a Deutsch language that mention about it, but no solution..

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/ind...owtopic=202740