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getting kernel panic with it:

 

Kernel Extensions in backtrace (with dependencies)

com.apple.driver.AppleACPIPlatform(1.3.5)

dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOACPIFamily(1.3.0)

dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily(2.6)

 

this is with a vanilla install with some kexts loaded on EFI partition

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Everything went ok during the update, i can boot with the backup kernel, but USB broke...

How can i fix them ? With no keyboard and mouse ? :-/

 

I tried -s, still can't type with either my usb keyboard or my ps2 one...

Same thing on AMD - no USB device working.

 

Vanilla works.

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Only issue I had was sleepenabler (not surprisingly) in my E/E folder. Removed it and 10.6.5 is OK on my EP45-UD3R board. Won't be able to try my EX58 machine until tomorrow.

 

I just tried getting rid of sleepenabler and its working now. Thanks!

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I Updated via Combo Update all went fine. but i have this in verbose but what this means ?

 

Nov 11 17:59:41 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.unsupported, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:41 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.iokit, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:41 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.private, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:41 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.bsd, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:41 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.private, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:41 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.iokit, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:41 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.libkern, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:41 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.bsd, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:41 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.mach, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:41 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.unsupported, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:41 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily, v2.6: a loaded copy with a different executable UUID is already present.

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.mach, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.unsupported, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.iokit, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.libkern, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.bsd, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:42: --- last message repeated 1 time ---

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.unsupported, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.iokit, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.libkern, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.private, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.iokit.IOACPIFamily, v1.3: a loaded copy with a different executable UUID is already present.

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.mach, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:42 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily, v2.6: a loaded copy with a different executable UUID is already present.

Nov 11 17:59:44 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.mach, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:44 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.unsupported, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:44 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.iokit, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:44 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.kpi.libkern, v10.5: already have loaded v10.4.

Nov 11 17:59:44 Marko-Tovilos-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Refusing new kext com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily, v2.6: a loaded copy with

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That means you have a few kexts in your E/E folder that were updated in the S/L/E. The newer versions are running instead of the old ones, which may result in something that is in E/E no longer working.

 

Basically, that is a sloppy install that you have. If a kext has dependents in S/L/E then you should just install in there.

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A couple of issues to note:

1) 10.6.5 has a USB bug. Basically, USB mouse/keyboard/ethernet works fine. However, when I plug in a firewire or usb thumbdrive/portable hard drive, it does not show up on the desktop or disk utility. However, if I go to System Profiler the information shows up fine.

A couple of things to note:

-I'm using the IOUSBFamily 10.6.2 rollback driver.

-On my macbook pro I do not have any USB issues when plugging in my thumb drive.

-I have a suspicion that this is an OSX issue since people with legit macs are bitching about the issue on apple's forum atm.

2) I'm using a, EVGA 9800GT 1024meg. Before I had to manually inject card's ID in to get support. Now, it does not require any sort of modification. However, the newer drive seems a bit odd. I get 100% full support with everything except when I'm dragging files. It is slight choppier. It might be my imagination.

3) The first time I changed my resolution above 1440x900 to 1980x1090 the screen went blue, like when not having a supported driver. After rebooting the computer in safe mode and changing the resolution again, then rebooting normally, it worked without any modification. I can't exactly explain wtf is up with the graphics card. It just 'decided' to work randomly.

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getting kernel panic with it:

 

Kernel Extensions in backtrace (with dependencies)

com.apple.driver.AppleACPIPlatform(1.3.5)

dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOACPIFamily(1.3.0)

dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOPCIFamily(2.6)

 

this is with a vanilla install with some kexts loaded on EFI partition

 

 

Remove your sleepenabler.kext

 

Speaking of which, does anyone have one for 10.6.5 that works (the one on kexts.com does not function correctly).

 

Many thanks

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That means you have a few kexts in your E/E folder that were updated in the S/L/E. The newer versions are running instead of the old ones, which may result in something that is in E/E no longer working.

 

Basically, that is a sloppy install that you have. If a kext has dependents in S/L/E then you should just install in there.

 

its a fresh install !Bu the only kext that i use is in:

 

E/E .: evoreboot ,fakesmc, nullcpupowermanagement.

 

S/L/E :AttansicL1e, AppleHDA

 

Mainboard P5Q

 

what should i do

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After a whole day of trial and error, I finally fixed my USB-no-mounting problem. If you've previously had working USB with 10.6.4 (without needing the 10.6.2 USB rollback), this might work for you even if you've already updated to 10.6.5:

 

1. Download the 10.6.4 combo updater from Apple Support Downloads. Use Pacifist to extract IOUSBFamily.kext and IOUSBMassStorageClass.kext and save it to your Desktop.

 

2. Reinstall 10.6.5 using the combo updater, after installation DO NOT restart yet!

 

3. Install the 2 IOUSB kexts you earlier got from 10.6.4 using Kext Utility.

 

4. Repair Permissions using Disk Utility.

 

5. Restart and Voila! Fully working USB!

 

Let me know if this works for you guys with USB mounting problems. ;)

 

EDIT: I've attached the IOUSB kexts from 10.6.4 to make things easier.

 

IOUSB_Family_from_10.6.4.zip

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Did the Update on my iAtkos S3 10.6.4.

now i get a kernel panic with

 

Kernel Extensions in backtrace (with dependencies):
sk.triaxis.kext.SleepEnabler(1.0.0)00x4cfc5000->0x4efc6fff

BSD process name correspondingto current thread: Unknown

Mac OS version:
Not yet set

Kernel version:
Darwin Kernel Version 10.5.0: Fri Nov 5 23:20:39 PDT 2010: root:xnu/1
System model name: MacPro3,1
System uptime in nanoseconds: 277654963

 

What do i have to do ??

Should i remove SleepEnabler?

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After a whole day of trial and error, I finally fixed my USB-no-mounting problem. If you've previously had working USB with 10.6.4 (without needing the 10.6.2 USB rollback), this might work for you even if you've already updated to 10.6.5:

 

1. Download the 10.6.4 combo updater from Apple Support Downloads. Use Pacifist to extract IOUSBFamily.kext and IOUSBMassStorageClass.kext and save it to your Desktop.

 

2. Reinstall 10.6.5 using the combo updater, after installation DO NOT restart yet!

 

3. Install the 2 IOUSB kexts you earlier got from 10.6.4 using Kext Utility.

 

4. Repair Permissions using Disk Utility.

 

5. Restart and Voila! Fully working USB!

 

Let me know if this works for you guys with USB mounting problems. :(

 

EDIT: I've attached the IOUSB kexts from 10.6.4 to make things easier.

 

IOUSB_Family_from_10.6.4.zip

thanks, its work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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