Lion with AMD

[A3yu]

Booting -force 64 seems let all apps works , except for finder(pag40)in some cases

[todesto]

Originally Posted by A3yu Booting -force 64 seems let all apps works , except for finder(pag40)in some cases

Which kernel did you use? What is your system spec?
It doesn't crash after 10 min?

[A3yu]

Originally Posted by todesto Which kernel did you use? What is your system spec? It doesn't crash after 10 min?

Processore : AMD Athlon II X2 250 Dual Core 3.00 GHz
Mobo: ASRock N68C-S UCC | Gpu : ATI HD 5670 1GB DDR5 | Audio(integrato)
Chipset : Nvidia nForce 630a
Ram: 2x2 GB DDR2/800 | Dvd : LG ide DVD-burner
HD: Western Digital 500 Gb 7200 RPM Sata OS : Snow Leopard 10.6.8

i've used the first version of the kernel

No with only - legacy after 10 minutes apps stop working (not all).
WIth mi - force64 i've tested for up 30 minutes and all'apps works..execept for the finder that dont copy or delete file some times. The pc with -force64 seems a bit slower anyway

[felipeunix]

with "-legacy"

System starts at around 32 bits, but the 64-bit applications freeze after a few minutes.

without "-legacy"

System starts at around 64 bits, but NO 32-bit application starts.

[justinster123]

I used the diff from the original creator and some of anv's source diffs, the 64-bit kernel gives the acpi kernel panic here, but anyone wanting to test both, please try, and let me know if xpchelper and stuff is any better at all, or if it works better, I took all day, I hope this works :')
please let me know anything different, if it works faster, or anything, I can't really test, I'd love to see other's results
I also attempted to fix some RTC issues, and the AMD stuff, the L2 cache seems to be working (detection), but please test
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ca8xkkj2xd32y93

[A3yu]

Originally Posted by justinster123 I used the diff from the original creator and some of anv's source diffs, the 64-bit kernel gives the acpi kernel panic here, but anyone wanting to test both, please try, and let me know if xpchelper and stuff is any better at all, or if it works better, I took all day, I hope this works :') please let me know anything different, if it works faster, or anything, I can't really test, I'd love to see other's results I also attempted to fix some RTC issues, and the AMD stuff, the L2 cache seems to be working (detection), but please test http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ca8xkkj2xd32y93

All apps works with 32 bit kernel after up 1 hour then i don't know i'm still testing now XD...64 bit kernel don't boot (athlon XII 250)

apparently..after some rebooting app stop working again >_>

[aaqib7]

Originally Posted by justinster123 I used the diff from the original creator and some of anv's source diffs, the 64-bit kernel gives the acpi kernel panic here, but anyone wanting to test both, please try, and let me know if xpchelper and stuff is any better at all, or if it works better, I took all day, I hope this works :') please let me know anything different, if it works faster, or anything, I can't really test, I'd love to see other's results I also attempted to fix some RTC issues, and the AMD stuff, the L2 cache seems to be working (detection), but please test http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ca8xkkj2xd32y93

Currently, im testing in 32 bit mode - > After 10minutes or so.. the 32 Bit application are fine. But the 64 bit applications dont load up. Keep up the good work though and im going to try the 64 bit now.

[majicones]

Originally Posted by felipeunix with "-legacy" System starts at around 32 bits, but the 64-bit applications freeze after a few minutes. without "-legacy" System starts at around 64 bits, but NO 32-bit application starts.

I need Help!!! I have snow leopard and windows 7, with iatkos l2 on another partition but I can't boot it even when use the mach_kernels.

[felipeunix]

Testing .. then allowed results!

Thank you in advance ^^

[justinster123]

Originally Posted by felipeunix Testing .. then allowed results! Thank you in advance ^^

Thanks!
"Thanks so much for your reply, I hope it helps in some way, the 64-bit kernel (pure) always kp on acpi, but I know that's how it was for snow leopard too, maybe it will work for some processors, but I am currently using 32-bit kernel, and system seems smooth, although the only thing is I am doing school work, so I don't want to take chances leaving XPCHelper running, you know?
maybe this will fix it, maybe not "