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Pleased to announce the bugs have been SQUASHED!!! New version available!!!

https://meklort.com/~sinet3k/10.8/

 

I would like to take a minute of your time, I am currently actively looking for work in Germany (or Europe in general really) as a programmer or another Computer Science-related position. If you happen to know anyone on the lookout for a competent, passionate, trilingual developper, PLEASE get in touch with me!!

 

Thanks!!!

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I'm currently developping a decrypter kext.

Post when built

... ;)

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Pleased to announce the bugs have been SQUASHED!!! New version available!!!

https://meklort.com/~sinet3k/10.8/

 

I would like to take a minute of your time, I am currently actively looking for work in Germany (or Europe in general really) as a programmer or another Computer Science-related position. If you happen to know anyone on the lookout for a competent, passionate, trilingual developper, PLEASE get in touch with me!!

 

Thanks!!!

 

 

Thanks again for the updates

 

testing the 10.8.2-004 with ML-10.8.2

 

sinetek_ml_14.gif

 

 

 

 

Anyway, best wishes and good luck with the job hunt mate :)

 

 

 

 

EDIT #1:

10.8.2-005

result: the same AppleFSCompressionTypeZlib panic

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It's built and tested...

Source is included...

This kext will work always on AMD... replacement for Dont steal Mac OS X.kext (move somewhere after install AppleDecrypt.kext)

Enjoy ;)

Again thx to Sinetek for the decryption algo's

Watch closely in the screen cap... (no Dont steal Mac OS X lol)

I've made kexts for Lion and ML

AppleDecrypt-Sinetek-AnV.zip

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Writing this from my Mac :)

 

Using the mach_sse42_only kernel and flags npci=0x3000 GraphicsEnabler=No and deleted ATI6000Controller.kext. (No good graphics but hey, better than nothing i guess).

 

Tried mach_sse4_exts - it get's stuck as some point and you can hear the HDD stop spinning, but no visible KP.

 

 

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I'm building a kernel with our work combined now.

It will have a few new boot arguments too

Will post when ready...

 

The kernel is built...

 

New boot arguments:

-nossse3bit

This doesn't set the ssse3 supported bit (may be needed to prevent kp, needs testing)

 

-nosse42bit

This doesn't set the sse4.2 supported bit (may be needed to prevent kp, needs testing)

 

-nodecryptor

This disables the built-in decryptor and uses Dont steal Mac OS X.kext or AppleDecrypt.kext for decryption

 

Patch and binary attached ;)

If it panics on AppleFSCompressionZlib try the -nossse3bit flag (and if needed -nosse42bit or both)

This needs testing...

EDIT: On my machine it works.

Now we need AMD feedback

EDIT2: Removed the downloads... download the proper one below...

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I'm building a kernel with our work combined now.

It will have a few new boot arguments too

Will post when ready...

 

The kernel is built...

 

New boot arguments:

-nossse3bit

This doesn't set the ssse3 supported bit (may be needed to prevent kp, needs testing)

 

-nosse42bit

This doesn't set the sse4.2 supported bit (may be needed to prevent kp, needs testing)

 

-nodecryptor

This disables the built-in decryptor and uses Dont steal Mac OS X.kext or AppleDecrypt.kext for decryption

 

Patch and binary attached ;)

If it panics on AppleFSCompressionZlib try the -nossse3bit flag (and if needed -nosse42bit or both)

This needs testing...

EDIT: On my machine it works.

Now we need AMD feedback

 

 

Booting with only -f -v KP'd on

AppleFSCompressionZlib

 

Added -nossse3bit and get: DEBUG: emu: buffer data EMU: invop

 

-

nosse42bit KP'd on

AppleFSCompressionZlib

 

-nossse3bit + -nosse42bit Stuck at Kernel is LP64

 

-nodecryptor No difference

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Booting with only -f -v KP'd on

AppleFSCompressionZlib

Added -nossse3bit and get: DEBUG: emu: buffer data EMU: invop

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nosse42bit KP'd on

AppleFSCompressionZlib

-nossse3bit +

-

nosse42bit Stuck at Kernel is LP64

-nodecryptor No difference

I'll rework it some more ;)

 

Got it done.

Test this one...

Same kernel flags...

amd_kernel.zip

SinetekBronzovkAnVoodoo_test2.diff.zip

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I'll rework it some more ;)

 

Got it done.

Test this one...

Same kernel flags...

 

Ok using -nossse3bit -f -v and it hangs for a bit at macs_swapon success then HDD spins up and continues to boot to desktop.

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Yeah... success...

Our work combined works :D

Fun fun fun everybody ;)

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it is 12.2 kernel?

Yep

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Yeah... success...

Our work combined works :D

Fun fun fun everybody ;)

 

Not sure if its just me but I think it boots a bit quicker lol. Are you able to hardcode -nossse3bit to the kernel or would it just be best to add it to kernel flags?

 

Edit: Why does it hang at macs_swapon SUCCESS and the HDD spins down? Then starts again.

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Not sure if its just me but I think it boots a bit quicker lol. Are you able to hardcode -nossse3bit to the kernel or would it just be best to add it to kernel flags?

 

Edit: Why does it hang at macs_swapon SUCCESS and the HDD spins down? Then starts again.

It's faster yes.

Add the boot argument.

Gonna leave it like that.

It will be good when kernel space has opemu too...

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Hello people!

 

The kernel of Sinetek/Andy must be compatible with Phenom II X6.

It can only be due to the graphics card, which is why my system will not boot.

 

Yesterday I installed successfully Snow Leopard with the chipset / graphics drivers with Efi string. Then I booted the system with flag: arch = x86_64-v sinetek

 

Than the booting stops at this line:

 

ACPI_SMC_PlatformPlugin: start-wait For Service (resource matching (AppleIntelCPUPowerManagme t) timed out

 

Then I booted in safe mode and removed the AppleSMC.kext, Extensions.mkext from S / L / E and the caches.

Then again, booting the system with the same boot flags, the system boots up completely, at the end just before the graph is released, clutter for a moment just a short video, then broke down the system and has rebooted.

 

my guess is that I have problems with the Nvidia GTX550 TI graphics driver.

Who can help me with the graphics card problem?

that is the reason why I can not get boots Mountain Lion

 

But now I will test the new kernel by Andy and give later my report, here

smbios_chamleon boote plist.rar

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Not sure if its just me but I think it boots a bit quicker lol. Are you able to hardcode -nossse3bit to the kernel or would it just be best to add it to kernel flags?

 

Edit: Why does it hang at macs_swapon SUCCESS and the HDD spins down? Then starts again.

It even stops and starts on Intel.

Its normal behaviour...

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It's faster yes.

Add the boot argument.

Gonna leave it like that.

It will be good when kernel space has opemu too...

 

 

Thanks for the new kernel :)

 

Confirmed! it also works on my pc, with: -nossse3bit

 

same as what IiTz ShAnE said, it froze for a while after macs_swapon SUCCESS

 

anv_17.gif

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here my test with Phenom II X6 1100T - GA990FXA-UD3 with Mountain Lion 10.8.2

 

SinetekBronzovkAnVoodoo_test2.diff installed in root

AppleDecrypt-Sinetek-AnV installed in S/L/E

amd_kernel installed in root

 

boot flag : amd_kernel -v

 

no Kernel Panic, Keyboard is working but its hangs on:

 

 

PS: when I look at the picture, then I should take the cleaning cloth and make my monitor clean, then the images are better

IMG_5321.JPG

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Try with extra boot argument -nossse3bit

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Hello,

 

Tried the last anv kernel with the decypter kext too.

I was able to boot into OS with flag -nossse3bit

 

The decrypter seems to work but the hdd works all the time and i still have graphic issues (fragments) .

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Here it is, Andy:dsdt unpatched.zip

 

theconnatic what the is ---> dsdt unpatched.zip ????

 

Try with extra boot argument -nossse3bit

 

 

 

boot with the boot flag: amd_kernel -nossse3bit -v brought no success!

 

no kernel panic, keyboard is working but its hangs on:

IMG_5322.JPG

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