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Post by ritalin on Jun 20, 2007 21:44:38 GMT
So how long till it works on the hackintosh?
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Post by nikonnut on Jun 20, 2007 22:50:36 GMT
Awwww. You beat me to it! ;D I'm off to download land! I wonder what Kernel revision it has? EDIT: The PPC version has 8.10.0Cheers, Chris P.S. Soon I hope! Very, very soon! How have you been Rit? Long time.  |
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Post by aquamac on Jun 22, 2007 17:36:58 GMT
10.4.10 works happily on my Hackie, just edited the kernel from 10.4.9 to 10.4.10 to get bluetooth and DMG files opening OK. Been using for a couple of days without any side effects I can find.  |
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Post by ritalin on Jun 27, 2007 21:34:22 GMT
 So far so good. |
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Post by ritalin on Jun 27, 2007 22:29:48 GMT
After fixing the "about this mac" problem everything seems okay. Needs the updated VMWare fusion, now Beta 4.1.
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Post by ritalin on Jul 10, 2007 17:37:05 GMT
Well I've been using 10.4.10 for a couple of weeks. So far I have had two system lockups, no spinning beach ball from hell, the machine just becomes completely unresponsive. Both times I've had iTunes running (probably not related) and sound output becomes a perpetual stutter. This is using the 8.10.1 Darwin kernel with r3d3.kext decrypt. It could be some piece of hardware has decided to die I suppose.  I wonder how much longer till the source for Darwin 8.10 is released, if ever? It would be nice to try a new kernel.  |
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Post by ritalin on Nov 2, 2007 6:43:38 GMT
I wonder how much longer till the source for Darwin 8.10 is released, if ever? It would be nice to try a new kernel. Well I see Apple have finally answered my question I will be trying the new kernel with built in hackintosh goodness tonight. If anybody else is like me and is still on Tiger (I can't afford Leo just yet) the new hacked kernel can be found on irc://irc.osx86.hu in the #10.4.10 channel. |
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Post by nano2nd on Nov 2, 2007 17:35:15 GMT
I never thought about this before - does that mean the 8.10.1 kernel I have right now is bogus?
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Post by ritalin on Nov 3, 2007 6:16:30 GMT
Without the source code for the kernel the required decryption had to be performed via a kext. Having the source allows decryption to be built into the kernel. Also, it allows cool things like stepspeed to be implemented on the hackintosh.
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Post by ritalin on Nov 4, 2007 19:38:24 GMT
Well two days later and i've finaly installed the stepspeed friendly kernel.  As a expected the machine sleeps and wakes properly again. ;D |
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