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AMD sysenter trap patch (10.6.4)
This will fully enable 32bits apps under 64bit mode on most Qoopz/Qoopz+AnV kernels.
I have used maxxuss patcher to change the bytes (manual lookup + writing of patch). It also includes pre-patched binaries. Enjoy and let me know if it works well after patching (it should) Download: http://rapidshare.com/files/41423267...tcher.zip.html |
I tried this on my installation for productive usage :-! (running 10.6.4 + 10.4.0 legacy kernel released by nawcom + patched CPUIDs)...
All in all it seems to be working fine, but I am having trouble with iTunes; Screenshot: http://img3.imagebanana.com/img/4v62...um20.55.36.png ...any way to have this fixed without restoring the original files? :eek: ///Edit: Apparently working properly in combination with your Rel4 Kernel, only... However it's now working all fine; Finally Snowkitty is 64-Bit address-space capable on AMD without issues. :) :D Thanks for sharing this Andy, I hope we will see this beeing integrated into the Kernel soon. ;) |
applyied the patch, using nawcom kernel, skype itunes not work, using your kernel, everything works, but kinda in the strange way.. sometimes it looks to be a bit slower than just 32bit system.
some apps make longer time to boot, compared to just 32bit system. graphics is kinda glitchy sometimes, you can feel it jus playing with expose. even google earth is working much slower... anyways im so thankful for your work :) |
i using the patch and your kernel, works great , but the quicktime not working with files mp4, the starcraft II and pixelmator crashes
Thanks for your work sorry for my bad english i am brasilian |
Run QuickTime in 32-bit mode. When you run it's x64 version it assumes that your CPU has SSSE3 instruction set (which is not present on AMD cpus yet), and uses these instructions for decoding video.
Try the same with Starcraft, it may have some intro that is played with QT's codec, so it doesn't work in x64 mode. |
Thanks Very much cynargo
QuickTime Works great in 32-bits mode |
Front Row doesn't work
And quicktime works only in 32bit, in 64 bit mode, Quicktime X throws a EXC_BAD_INSTRUCTION (SIGILL) Maybe is because AMD hasn't got SSSE3. And iTunes it's stopping itself Sorry for my bad english Cheers! |
I've been testing this patch and your latest kernel since yesterday and it seems to be working great, though I have to boot with arch=i386 and patcher_opts=2 or I get a kp or instant reboot. So far I could only test after effects cs5 and media encoder and both of them are running with no issue at all.
Thank you Andy for all your work, we (the AMD bunch) are very gratefull for all your efforts, at last a working x64 snow leopard!! @davisin666: don't patch /system/library/coreservices/front row.app/contents/macos/front row and it will work as it should. |
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no one experiencing a bit slower system? even geekbench shows lower score than before, and it feels like slower...and not that smooth graphics experience like before.
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First, I want to say "Thank You" Andy. My AMD Phenom II 550 BE with 8GB of ram is finally able to run Snow Leopard the way it was meant to - Perfectly. :D
I can launch every default app that comes with SL with very little problems. For anyone interested in how I did it, here are the basic steps I followed: I installed Snow Leopard using the "SnowLeoDVD". I then upgraded to 10.6.4 using the combo update and legacy_kernel-10.4.0 from "kexts.com". I had to boot the system at that time using the following kernel flags: busratio=20 maxmem=4096 arch=i386 I DID NOT use Marvin's AMD utility. I applied a dsdt.aml to my Snow Leopard Volumes root directory. I download and installed AnV's latest kernel - "AnV_Qoopz_xnu_10.4.0_Rel4" and the AMD_sysenter_10.6.4_patcher. From there, I installed the kernel as "Anv" and I applied the patcher files. From there I rebooted the system with the following flags: Anv (for the new kernel) busratio=20 patcher_opts=2 arch=i386 -force64 maxmem=8188 (for the full amount of my ram) and... THE SYSTEM BOOTED! :D Strangely enough, my Processor was automatically recognized as an "Intel Core Duo". I had the full 8GB or ram that I've always wanted. And I could finally install Adobe After Effects CS5!! Thanks again Andy for showing us AMD users some love. |
Lol
When i click on Downloads stack on dock, it panics
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it works! AMD7750
but,itune crash, Sep 12 14:08:03 mousex888Server [0x0-0x2d02d].com.apple.iTunes[2764]: dyld: shared cached file was build against a different libSystem.dylib, ignoring cache I boot with -force64 |
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sudo update_dyld_shared_cache in Terminal and follow information for my kernel to be installed and it should work... My kernel offers a way to force the code signatures (which let iTunes crash) to valid... |
Thank you! Great work!
This patch worked pretty well for me with your 10.4.0 Kernel. I booted with Kernel Flags: arch=i386_x64 -force64 patcher_opts=2 I used the patcher on my files. The only thing strange: In my /usr/lib/ Directory these files >> libSystem.B_debug.dylib libSystem.B_profile.dylib were missing. So i used your prepatched ones. Here is a little Feedback: 32Bit Apps working, 64Bit Apps working, Quicktime working. Additional Keyboard Stuff (Volume +/- / Mute) not working. There isnt even any Feedback on these Buttons. Frontrow not working. All in all pretty amazing work, but i am switching back to legacy_kernel (10.4.0) for now since i would miss my Volume Buttons too much. |
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Hi, could you guys please include instructions on how to actually use this tool? Not all of us just up and know how to do something out of the box, and google isn't much help when searching for info on how to use it...
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I assume you have at least basic bash knowledge, well try these instructions anyway: http://osx86.co/f36/10-6-5-is-avaibl...post51373.html But it seems that a lot more than that one needs to be patched to get a fully working system, if someone with some scripting knowledge felt like it, it would be nice if they could create a script that searches for these instructions system wide to get rid of the errors, well or even nicer, on the fly patching via the kernel:) |