SS01, on 16 November 2012 - 12:09 PM, said:
Don't get too excited - it's possible 10.8 introduced ssse3 into even the 32-bit kernel. It's definitely worth a shot, however.
Of course it is possible the SSSE3 is in 32-bit too, but unlikely.
The Lion didn't have SSSE3 instructions in 32-bit, why would Mountain Lion?
Just trying to install XCode 4.2 on my SL...
3rd time installing it now... I always get a kernel panic in the middle of the installation, gotta try with AnV kernel soon... I think it's somehow related to Nawcom's patches.
EDIT: Oh {censored}... I just managed to {censored} up my SL

Accidentally deleted dev folder instead of Developer...
sudo rm -r /dev*
Can't mount any disks, can't open terminal, can't fix a disk with Disk Utility (tells me to boot from installation media).
And I installed the SL from a usb-stick, which is currently empty. xD
I'll try to find some old dvd drive and hook it up and fix the drive with ModCD and 10.6 retail disc...
EDIT2: Managed to fix the drive, now installing XCode (5th time...).
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EDIT3: Connactic, care to share how you compiled 10.8 kernel?
I have only SL 10.6.8 to compile with, so it's pretty hard... I have XCode 4.2 and command line tools, and I think I also have all the dependencies needed.
Trying to build the vanilla kernel with ARCH_CONFIGS="x86_64" and KERNEL_CONFIGS="RELEASE".
I can successfully build the 32-bit AMD Lion kernel (applied diff), but 10.8 vanilla kernel compiling stops.
/K/vanilla/bsd/nfs/nfs_socket.c:5232:41: error: operands of ? are integers of different signs: 'u_int' (aka 'unsigned int') and 'int' [-Werror,-Wsign-compare] timeo = (nmp->nm_deadtimeout > timeo) ? max(nmp->nm_deadtimeout/8, timeo) : timeo;
I also get huge amount of warnings about everything.