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Member #38,016 · 2010-12-24 → 2010-12-27
#2,470 by Dispatches #1,840 by Author Reads #5,205 by Thread Reach Member #38,016 DSDT

@Und

InfiniteMac community contributor with 3 recorded dispatches, 1 lead technical dossiers (5,631 direct reads), participating in discussions reaching 5,631 historical readers.

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Author Reads 5,631 Ranked #1,840 · 1 dossiers
Thread Reach 5,631 Ranked #5,205 in reach
Lead Dossiers 1 5,631 avg reads / dossier
Member Number #38,016 Joined 2010-12-24
Active Window 2010 2010-12-24 → 2010-12-27
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#2,470 of 6,691 by Dispatches (3 notes) · #1,840 of 3,454 by Author Readership (5,631 reads across 1 dossiers) · #5,205 by Thread Reach (5,631 cumulative reads)
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Member #38,016 · Joined 2010-12-24
Hardware & Kernel Topics
DSDT (2)
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Lead Dossiers Authored by @Und (1)

5,631 cumulative reads on threads started by @Und

Dossier Title & SummaryCollectionReadership
Kernel Panic with SleepEnabler.kext + NullCPUPM.kext in 64-bit kernel
Right now I have everything working on the following hardware with OS X 10.6.5: P6X58D-E i7 920 D0 6GB Corsair RAM ATI 5850 However, I can't boot into the 64-bit kernel if I have SleepEnabler.kext installed along with…
Snow Leopard 10.65,631 reads
2010-12-24 · 6 notes

Field Notes & Technical Dispatches (2)

Direct links into threads where @Und contributed solutions & commentary

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Kernel Panic with SleepEnabler.kext + NullCPUPM.kext in 64-bit kernel
“If native CPU Powermanagment works by correct P- & C-Stats in DSDT, there is no need for SleepEnabler.kext as AppleIntelCPUPowermanagment does the job. What do you promise yourself from running your OCed CPU at full power, when your system …”
Snow Leopard 10.62010-12-27
5,631 dossier reads
Kernel Panic with SleepEnabler.kext + NullCPUPM.kext in 64-bit kernel
“I'm currently using the DSDT.aml file from the P6X58D Premium guide, but I still need the kexts for audio and sleep. NullCPUPowerManagement is not necessary if my CPU is running at stock speeds, but I would like to overclock it. I'll try se…”
Snow Leopard 10.62010-12-25
5,631 dossier reads