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Most KP & Problems will be not allowed to open diskuss here.

This forum may be better place 4 OSX86 SNOW:

(Hope that link is allowed :) )

 

MOD EDIT: It's not.

 

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All is well on my Macbook! NO KP!!

 

I LOVE the new message "DSMOS has arrived", It's like it's made a special effort to come around and work on my Mac! :)

No Little Snitch at the moment!?

 

Hardware Overview:

 

Model Name: MacBook

Model Identifier: MacBook5,1

Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo

Processor Speed: 2.4 GHz

Number Of Processors: 1

Total Number Of Cores: 2

L2 Cache: 3 MB

Memory: 4 GB

Bus Speed: 1.07 GHz

Boot ROM Version: MB51.0073.B06

SMC Version (system): 1.32f8

Serial Number (system):9VKXS1JX280

Hardware UUID: 7F0DFE2D-81AA-5664-B4A2-21646043FFFF

Sudden Motion Sensor:

State: Enabled

 

System Software Overview:

 

System Version: Mac OS X 10.6 (10A421a)

Kernel Version: Darwin 10.0.0

Boot Volume: 10A421a

Boot Mode: Normal

Computer Name: MacBook

User Name: SticMAN

Secure Virtual Memory: Enabled

64-bit Kernel and Extensions: No

Time since boot: 27 hours 18 minutes

I LOVE the new message "DSMOS has arrived", It's like it's made a special effort to come around and work on my Mac!

 

Actually, I think it's been there at least since 10A411, as I found out reading my machine's logs:

Jul 21 08:04:02 localhost kernel[0]: Waiting for DSMOS...

Jul 21 08:04:41 localhost kernel[0]: DSMOS has arrived

 

Anyway, running fine both on MacBook 1G and MacBook Pro 13".

 

Sherry Haibara

My Macbook hasn't kernel panicked since I put SL on it, in fact a Leopard kernel panic was what got me pissed off and wiped it :(

 

10A421A perfectly solid here.

 

How did you get 10A421 to work. I do not get kernel panic but it just wont boot. I read on apple developer forum that 10A421 required all kexts to be 64bit

 

Can you post how you did and what bootloader are you using?

How did you get 10A421 to work. I do not get kernel panic but it just wont boot. I read on apple developer forum that 10A421 required all kexts to be 64bit

 

Can you post how you did and what bootloader are you using?

 

This looks like an OSx86 question, which like I explicitly stated earlier, is not allowed in this subforum, which is for real Macs only.

 

I clicked "software update", "install", and it installed.

 

On real Macs the bootloader is built into the EFI firmware in the motherboard, unlike a traditional PC BIOS.

This looks like an OSx86 question, which like I explicitly stated earlier, is not allowed in this subforum, which is for real Macs only.

 

I clicked "software update", "install", and it installed.

 

On real Macs the bootloader is built into the EFI firmware in the motherboard, unlike a traditional PC BIOS.

 

I have a MacBook Air and I can't get 10A421 to work at all. I ran Software Update, installed it, and then after boot it just sits at the Apple logo with the spinning wheel forever. I started it up in single-user mode and I can get to the command-line, but if I start it up in verbose mode it just stops doing anything after it says "Airport: RSN handshake completed on en0." One time it gave a warning after the Airport line about how it was ignoring the dylib cache because something was made using an old version of libSystem.dylib, but the second time I booted it just did nothing after the RSN handshake completed.

 

Any ideas?

I have a MacBook Air and I can't get 10A421 to work at all. I ran Software Update, installed it, and then after boot it just sits at the Apple logo with the spinning wheel forever. I started it up in single-user mode and I can get to the command-line, but if I start it up in verbose mode it just stops doing anything after it says "Airport: RSN handshake completed on en0." One time it gave a warning after the Airport line about how it was ignoring the dylib cache because something was made using an old version of libSystem.dylib, but the second time I booted it just did nothing after the RSN handshake completed.

 

Any ideas?

 

My Macbook 4,1 sat for a long time with the gray screen and Apple logo/spinning wheel, but eventually came out of it. Every time I booted after the first it was fine though.

My Macbook 4,1 sat for a long time with the gray screen and Apple logo/spinning wheel, but eventually came out of it. Every time I booted after the first it was fine though.

 

How long is "a long time"? After I read your message I let my MacBook Air (June 2009) sit for over an hour and there was no visible progress. I think this version of Snow Leopard may just hate MBAs.

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