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!

Has anyone tried this on a non-bulldozer CPU? Patching the kernel to enable 64bit apps?

I just can tell you that even on bulldozer its not running perfect.

As you can see a few posts above I have heavy authentication issues with a clean bulldozer install and problems like diskutilty doesnt show any device ;)

You can try it but its far away from stable!

R.A.W

Already this off.
Do you have another idea to help me?
V4 driver, not the problema.A this version of your kernel performs great.
Only this little problem.

http://http://www.orkut.com.br/Main#...335620826&fr=1
http://www.orkut.com.br/Main#Album?u...335620826&fr=1

I'll do some quote from another thread... :-|

There are 10 types of persons: The ones who read the previous posts and the ones who doesn't.

Someone concernd around here, who has a CCC-Back-up or similiar & could do some testing?

Cause I wonder if launchd would come up during Boot-Up when using the Snow Leopard one...
Be warned that testing this will make the system unbootable (/sbin/launchd from SL will NOT work in Lion!!)!

To know wether it will show up during (non-legacy) boot or not could bring us closer to a 64-Bit solution for the old CPUs...

As long as there is noone, whose able to write an SSSE3 emulation, the only hope for the old CPUs will be to figure out the problematic software & try to patch it.

Authentication in iCloud, Facetime & AppStore has been an issue for a lot Hackintosh users, caused by various reasons.

Regarding iCloud & Facetime I dunno - I am not using these.
I will test AppStore when I am back home...

btw: misterfrista, Thanks for posting a detailed guide for patching sysenter traps. :)
I PMed you with some instructions for further testing on the AppStore thing.

What's your hardware?

By replacing the launchd with the one from the snow-leo,

the GUI failed to load

http://s13.postimage.org/69myb5693/launchd_2.gif



but I was still able to boot the osx into the single-user mode

http://s8.postimage.org/57m8hdppx/launchd_1.gif




FYI, I've even tried to replace the launchd with the ones from LION DP1 & DP2,
but the results still remain the same




I'm just wondering,
why the osx snow-leo lets the legacy-AMD users to run some 64-bits apps without SSSE3 support (by booting it with: -legacy -force64) ?

And please correct me if I'm wrong but no SSSE3 emulator is required there
since it has not been applied into the 10.x.x legacy kernel yet

Thanks for testing...

In order to verify:

You are sure that you have NOT been using the -legacy flag, when taking that screenshot?

(org.chameleon.boot.plist etc)

Nothing else has been expected - I have written in my previous post, that it won't work.

The only idea behind this test was to see if it would boot furhter than "BSD root: blaba" - so we would have some clue, where work on this could be started.

Sorry, but I do not realy understand what you are talking about here...

On previous versions of OS X there has not been any essential software that has been using that SIMD extensions, only stuff like QTX etc...

launchd is the most basic process required for OS X to work.
If my assumption is right, then there will be only two ways for the old AMD & Intel Netburst to boot non-legacy, either emulating the unsupported instructions in the Kernel or making a patch for the concerned software...

http://s13.postimage.org/6cl4g2jjb/launchd_3.gif



but I could boot into the single-user mode only with the -legacy flag
without it, the boot would remain stuck at the same "USBF..." line




It's okay mate, nothing to worry about :)

If you need more testing, please just let me know





Please excuse my stupidity :D

what I mean is 64-bits userland on 32-bits kernel

for example, running the 64-bits version of the Geekbench with the 32-bits kernel of the snow-leo (-legacy -force64)

is there any chance that the -force64 method can also be applied to your kernel ?
so we'll be able to run the 64-bits apps, which are not using the SIMD extensions, with the 32-bits kernel of the lion too ?

Yes more testing!^^

Some idea that came across my mind:

launchd works 32-Bit on the old AMD machines.
So why the hell not just run it 32 instead of 64-Bit? :cool:

Please someone try the following:

if run applications under root through terminal, then they work ok, including disk utility. the other way is to enable root user in pref and work as root user... not good though...