How boot 32 bit

[Code Red]

I installed snow leopard and boot w Chameleon 2 and wonder how to boot into 32bit mode.

 

In my apple.boot.plist i have:

<key>Kernel Flags</key>

<string>boot-uuid=6723139C-291F-331D-A735-943EAB1D69C6</string>

 

Can I fit the 32-bit argument there?

[imacken]

This is the sort of post that never gets a reply here because it is so easy to find the answer by searching.

 

Still......

 

Depends on your boot method, if it's Chameleon RC3, then you need

<key>Kernel Flags</key>

<string>arch=i386</string>

with EFI10,

<key>Kernel Flags</key>

<string>-x32</string>

[Code Red]

Thx for reply and i know how to search but the question was; since the string under kernel flags was occupied, how should i pass in the <string>arch=i386</string>. I already have <string>boot-uuid=6723139C-291F-331D-A735-943EAB1D69C6</string> under Kernel Flags.

[imacken]

Again, if you searched you would see that you don't need that UUID stuff.

 

First thing that came up on a search for '32 bit kernel flag uuid' - http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=183108

[Code Red]

Ok, thx thought (and still think) i needed that but can experiment on that.

[imacken]

Well, there's only 2 ways of going ahead here.

 

1) try without your UUID, or

 

2) put the line as <string>arch=i386 boot-uuid=6723139C-291F-331D-A735-943EAB1D69C6</string>

 

Whichever works (and my guess is that both will) is the right way!