InfiniteMac OSx86 - Lion with AMD

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Originally Posted by jeaton2012 (Post 57663)

Here's my working zz folder for those of you who mistakenly deleted yours. My program that I wrote with applescript will search for, find, and give you the choice of doing "chflags uchg" (disabling) or "chflags nouchg" (enabling) ALL xpchelper cache files, which will fix the problem with copy and paste, crashing applications, etc without creating other various problems associated with deleting the zz folder.
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If you do not want to use this program and chose to use the terminal then do this script to disable the cache:

Code:

sudo find /private/var/folders -name "com.apple.xpchelper*" -exec chflags uchg \{\} \;

... or this one to enable it:

Code:

sudo find /private/var/folders -name "com.apple.xpchelper*" -exec chflags nouchg \{\} \;

Thanks , but i rewrite or copy this folder When i've a problem?. Or it solved all problem ??( When i copy a file to desktop, it don't Go , remain whit the bar in loading and don't copy file/folder/etc...)

So here's one I just noticed.

First, the success story:

I've been working on getting 10.7.4 set up and stable because I built a Hack Pro for my wife for school. I was working with the drive that it's installed on inside of my Hack Pro (identical hardware) while getting everything set up, before migrating the drive into the other tower.

Long story short, I was very happy with the results. She's been using the computer for a few days now with no problems whatsoever. She mainly uses iWork and Evernote for school, so nothing too hardcore, but the system is working perfectly. It's an identical build to the one in my sig, with the exception being that it's running a GTX 550ti. Mission accomplished, basically.

Okay, here's the weird part:

Now that I'm all back up and running on my build with my 10.6.7 drive, everything is back to normal. Except (of course there's an exception) for the fact that my system profiler is no longer detecting my CPU type and speed properly?! It's showing a 4.6GHz 6 Core Intel Xeon processor, when it ALWAYS showed the proper AMD PII before installing Lion on a separate drive. Even stranger, it's showing the same thing it was showing under Lion when I had that drive installed on this computer. And I can't get it to change back, even with OSX86Tools (I know, ancient, but it worked for me before).

So here's the question:

What the hell happened?! :-/ How did installing Lion on a completely different drive screw up my Snow Leopard drive from auto-detecting CPU type and speed? And more importantly, HOW CAN I FIX IT???

***EDIT*** I updated the boot loader on the SL drive... Could that be it?

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Originally Posted by R:A:W:X86 (Post 57428)

10.7.4 / AMD anybody?

great kernel on 10.7.4 works great on my phenom 9650 x4 better proformance than snow leo. anv kernel ( no Offence anv)

just wondering dont know how much trouble it is but.........

do you think you can make a 10.6.8 kernel for us (me) anv kernel doesent sync tsc when booting on your lion kernel it syncs and is very smooth.
and i still love snow and do alot of work on it (Cubase) and are held back by plug ins not compatible with lion, would love to see if you can bring those skills back to snow

?

Hey I always get a KP while shutting down, because of the AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext

Is there anysolution for this problem?

Delete it ....……

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Originally Posted by ryman (Post 57706)

Hey I always get a KP while shutting down, because of the AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext

Is there anysolution for this problem?

As Fraom said, delete it. Or use NullCPUPowerManagement.

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Originally Posted by anonomys209 (Post 57604)

You need to show hidden files, navigate to /system/installations/packages and target install OSinstall.mpkg to your Lion partition or drive.

Oh haha thanks. So once I use the mpkg I can install lion?

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Originally Posted by Unrealized (Post 57714)

...use NullCPUPowerManagement.

No need for that kext, the Kernel has the black lister, that does the exact same job. So I don't think this will have any affect...

How bout anyone having shutdown issues where it just closes everything and starts to shut down and then it logs back in and does nothing?

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Originally Posted by anonomys209 (Post 57695)

So here's one I just noticed.

Okay, here's the weird part:

Now that I'm all back up and running on my build with my 10.6.7 drive, everything is back to normal. Except (of course there's an exception) for the fact that my system profiler is no longer detecting my CPU type and speed properly?! It's showing a 4.6GHz 6 Core Intel Xeon processor, when it ALWAYS showed the proper AMD PII before installing Lion on a separate drive. Even stranger, it's showing the same thing it was showing under Lion when I had that drive installed on this computer. And I can't get it to change back, even with OSX86Tools (I know, ancient, but it worked for me before).

So here's the question:

What the hell happened?! :-/ How did installing Lion on a completely different drive screw up my Snow Leopard drive from auto-detecting CPU type and speed? And more importantly, HOW CAN I FIX IT???

***EDIT*** I updated the boot loader on the SL drive... Could that be it?

There is your answer. Updated bootloader. I don't know when it started, but after certain version of chameleon, any cpu with 4 cores or more will show as Xeon.