Always booting with -f flag

[raziiq]

Hi there.

 

I have successfully installed Snow Leopard 10.6.4 and installed Audio, graphics kexts as well but one problem i have got is that i have to boot with -f flag everytime else i get some random Kernel Panics. So i was thinking if i can add -f to the boot.plist file, like this

 

<key>Kernel Flags</key> 
<string>-f</string>

 

So now i have following questions

 

1) Is the above format OK?

2) Is it ok to add the above format to boot.plist file?

3) Is it ok to use -f on every boot by adding it to boot.plist file?

 

Thanks in advance

[MaLd0n]

yep

is correct

 

use the -v

and see what causes the KP

[raziiq]

thanks for the reply.

 

I have checked with -v and there are random panics, sometimes its GMAX3100FB.kext and sometimes its my USB WiFi Dongle, but it works great if i boot with -f, so i was thinking if i can add that -f flag to boot.plist. Is it Ok adding it to boot.plist?

[MaLd0n]

yep

No problem

but the idea is you try to solve the problem

 

desculpas pelo meu ingles

 

[raziiq]

Now the problem is that i dont know what the problem is , coz its random

[MaLd0n]

your installation is retail?

I like to use only the retail

that way I avoid many problems

we know that is not modified

[outadoc]

I recently had this problem, so I search on the web, then made this script ! This worked for me =)

Just run it by opening Terminal and typing "sudo sh caches.sh".

caches.zip

[MaLd0n]

Onyx also solves the problem

good luck

 

REBUILDING OF EXTENSIONS CACHE (-f)

[raziiq]

thanks for the reply guys and i guess after running that caches.sh script, i havnt get any KP as yet.

 

Thanks for the script.

 

The only problem now i m facing is , i cant enable QE/CI on my Hackintosh. I m on GMAX3100. Cant even use external monitor