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05-27-2009, 02:17 AM
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Ready to update?
Ok I've edited the com.apple.boot.plist file and made my *mach_kernel.voodoo my boot(*9.5.0). I've got an unedited copy of the normal 10.5.7 update, should I remove the mach_kernel from the update using Pacifist? or is OK for me to go ahead and update, also are there any special commands I should use in terminal during the update? like delete the AppleCPUIntelPower.kext or something?
Computer: Gateway 838GM | 9.5.0 Vodoo Kernel |2.0 RC4 Chameleon Bootloader | Processor:Intel Pentium 4 630 / 3 GHz | RAM: 512MB | OS: Windows 7 32BIT, OSx86 iPC 10.5.6 | Mainboard Chipset: Intel 915G Express | Graphics Card:Integrated Intel GMA 900 | Video Memory: Dynamic Video Memory Technology 3.0 | Audio:ALC 860 |Card Reader:8 in 1 Integrated| Hard Drives:1x 200GB SATA(Win 7), 1x 320GB SATA(OS X) Both Internal
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#2
05-27-2009, 08:14 PM
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if you have your system running the backup kernel already... then you can just use software update to get to 10.5.7.... on startup for a bootflag just type in "mach_kernel.voodoo" (without the quotes of course) and then run software update. after updating, replace seatbelt.kext and System.kext with the ones from 10.5.5...
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#3
05-27-2009, 10:55 PM
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well i updated before I read this... stupid mistake... I got it to boot after replaceing all the stuff with my backups that I made, but now my only problem(it boots fine with just -v) is my displays are completly messed up. And i can't change them. Any ideas on what to do?
💡 Deploy cloud instances seamlessly on DigitalOcean. Free credits ($100) for InfMac readers. Computer: Gateway 838GM | 9.5.0 Vodoo Kernel |2.0 RC4 Chameleon Bootloader | Processor:Intel Pentium 4 630 / 3 GHz | RAM: 512MB | OS: Windows 7 32BIT, OSx86 iPC 10.5.6 | Mainboard Chipset: Intel 915G Express | Graphics Card:Integrated Intel GMA 900 | Video Memory: Dynamic Video Memory Technology 3.0 | Audio:ALC 860 |Card Reader:8 in 1 Integrated| Hard Drives:1x 200GB SATA(Win 7), 1x 320GB SATA(OS X) Both Internal
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