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This is my theory now....It is purely physical.

 

When loading the JaS 10.4.6 cd in -v mode I noticed no IOATA Blocking Bus. The minute I did the same thing with the Myzar 10.4.4 patched to 10.4.5 disk, I saw IOATA error's appearing.

 

CD seen only - No error

CD and HD seen - Error

 

I then checked in my boot menu, and it reads something like this:

 

Hard Drive
- 1st SATA-M

CDROM
-1st Master

The CD is on the Master could this cause conflictions? After moving into my BIOS I see on the first page, a list of devices and what they are connected to:

 

Primary IDE Master - CD
Primary IDE Slave
Secondary IDE Master
Secondary IDE Slave
First SATA Master - HD
Second SATA Master
THird SATA Master
Fourth SATA Master

HDD SMART Monitoring - Disabled

I start to search through the BIOS to find anything else of interest and find under Advanced, Onboard Device Configuration, IDE Function Setup...Another list with everything Enabled

 

Onchip IDE Channel 0
Onchip IDE Channel 1
IDE DMA Transfer Access
SATA Port 1, 2
SATA DMA Transfer
SATA Port 3, 4
SATA2 DMA Transfer
IDE Prefetch Mode

None of this really makes much sense to me, but I guess that the last item on this list might cause a few problems. Anybody else smarter than me can figure out if this is a physical or BIOS problem that most of us are having? Lol, it would also help if my BIOS was not S**T! lol

 

Also, whilst finding this thread, I saw this thread http://forum.osx86project.org/index.php?showtopic=16139 which mentions how SSE3 on his AMD chip is not seen. Neither is mine when I boot -v from the CD. That might have something to do with it? Duno.

Gdfath3r, how do you do that? It might help me fix how to see SSE3 working on my AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800. At the moment I cannot see it, and I do think it is having an effect on me booting mac. Because I looked up in the Wiki that the blue screen/login window crash is due to Rosetta, which if I remember rightly needs SSE3.

 

http://forum.osx86project.org/index.php?sh...92entry108492

it prolly needs the cpuid patch and so the sse2 patch too

 

basically you need base + cpuid + amd enabler + sse2

 

Ok, Thanks, So right now there is no advantage to have the opteron with SSE3 than the 3500+ with SSE2?

 

What troubles me is that I use a non SSE2 patched kernel on VMWare, so that's weird. :)

Ok, Thanks, So right now there is no advantage to have the opteron with SSE3 than the 3500+ with SSE2?

 

What troubles me is that I use a non SSE2 patched kernel on VMWare, so that's weird. :)

 

the kernel with the cpuid applied has the sse3 flag hidden but you can't actually disable a cpu microcode so an app using sse3 instructions will still use native sse3 instructions the emu stuff will not be called but an app explicitly checking for the sse3 flag will fail so the need to have the sse3 emu kernel. This happens during the early boot stage where there's a sse3 flag check not removed yet

Thanks, myzar, very explanatory.

 

So I need to reinstall, because if I use the kernel that I used witn my 3500+ I got the same panic.

 

If I install from the 10.4.6 DVD do I need to select the AMD-SSE2 pack?

Thanks, myzar, very explanatory.

 

So I need to reinstall, because if I use the kernel that I used witn my 3500+ I got the same panic.

 

If I install from the 10.4.6 DVD do I need to select the AMD-SSE2 pack?

 

i guess you are talking about Jas dvd , i'm not 100% sure what patches he added to the sse2 kernel but i guess that's the right choice, keep in mind that if you use Jas disk on amd the permission will be seriously screwed and diskutil refuses to fix them because i guess it has wrong permissions itself. It doesn't seem to have a big impact because osx will still run but i dunno what problem can arise. About reinstalling you can avoid that booting from the dvd and swapping the kernel on the hd unless i've misunderstood the problem :thumbsdown_anim:

i guess you are talking about Jas dvd , i'm not 100% sure what patches he added to the sse2 kernel but i guess that's the right choice, keep in mind that if you use Jas disk on amd the permission will be seriously screwed and diskutil refuses to fix them because i guess it has wrong permissions itself. It doesn't seem to have a big impact because osx will still run but i dunno what problem can arise. About reinstalling you can avoid that booting from the dvd and swapping the kernel on the hd unless i've misunderstood the problem :D

Believe it or not I just "upgrade" with the Jas 10.4.6 DVD with AMD-SSE2 (and 10.4.6 updates) and now it boots, the only thing now I can't get is graphic boot (the grey Apple) only if I type something in the boot options it boots without that it hangs but no Panic or Error appears.

Believe it or not I just "upgrade" with the Jas 10.4.6 DVD with AMD-SSE2 (and 10.4.6 updates) and now it boots, the only thing now I can't get is graphic boot (the grey Apple) only if I type something in the boot options it boots without that it hangs but no Panic or Error appears.

 

well i said that it works but there are many files with wrong permissions try running diskutil -> repair permissions, after all Jas disk is using my 10.4.5 as base + semjza and + mine amd 10.4.6 cracked files, the only problem is that he doesn't run the repair permission script when the amd branch is installed

well i said that it works but there are many files with wrong permissions try running diskutil -> repair permissions, after all Jas disk is using my 10.4.5 as base + semjza and + mine amd 10.4.6 cracked files, the only problem is that he doesn't run the repair permission script when the amd branch is installed

Ok, I'll do it.

 

Also I'm testing some overclock settings, this new proc is awesome, shame that Mac OS doesnt work on the double core well.

 

Edit:

I did RepairPermissions and after a few reboots it worked.

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