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Duran Keeley
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Question to the devs...

 

Couple of us noticed sleep working without the need of SleepEnabler, been doing some reading. Is it because of this "XCPM is initialised and controlled through the following functions in the XNU kernel (mach_kernel) – no longer with help of AppleIntelCPUPowerManagment.kext"

 

If so then Sleep should be working as it does in mavericks in 10.8.5

 

Taken from the article here. http://pikeralpha.wordpress.com/2013/10/05/xnu-cpu-power-management/

 

Furthermore is maniplulation of xcpm possible for AMD power management without the need of VoodooPState.kext WHEN the source gets released?

 

EDIT: Andy & Shanee I know you are super busy with SSE3 emu (I tried looking today for a 2nd hand system but all the CPUS with motherboards were already SSE3), can we edit PStateMenu (Replacement for PStateChanger) for AMD needs? Source Code not not available anymore sadly but really cool idea. http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/254061-pstatemenu-replacement-for-pstatechanger/

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Question to the devs...

 

Couple of us noticed sleep working without the need of SleepEnabler, been doing some reading. Is it because of this "XCPM is initialised and controlled through the following functions in the XNU kernel (mach_kernel) – no longer with help of AppleIntelCPUPowerManagment.kext"

 

If so then Sleep should be working as it does in mavericks in 10.8.5

 

Taken from the article here. http://pikeralpha.wordpress.com/2013/10/05/xnu-cpu-power-management/

 

Furthermore is maniplulation of xcpm possible for AMD power management without the need of VoodooPState.kext WHEN the source gets released?

 

EDIT: Andy & Shanee I know you are super busy with SSE3 emu (I tried looking today for a 2nd hand system but all the CPUS with motherboards were already SSE3), can we edit PStateMenu (Replacement for PStateChanger) for AMD needs? Source Code not not available anymore sadly but really cool idea. http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/254061-pstatemenu-replacement-for-pstatechanger/

Power management is such a convoluted mess that to be honest, I am quite hesitant to delve into it. I have only ever used AMD in desktop machines where power management is not important to me, since I like things to be running at full blast, if not even overclocked, and clocking down would be a hindrance to snappy behavior. Why is this browser autocorrecting for Canadian English now? Blasphemy.

 

For what it's worth, if I were in the position where I absolutely need working state-changing, then I would use AnV's little util. Who knows if the GPU would do its own power-saving too. Probably. The chance that you would have both an AMD CPU and an Intel-make graphics accelerator in a mobile device is pretty slim.

 

I doubt the power management code inside that kext/presumed portion of kernel would work on our platforms, but I might just be proven wrong.

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Duran Keeley
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So I did a test by changing the screenshot format from PNG to JPG, its not pink but it has the same strange messy icon corruption, except it's across the whole screenshot.

 

defaults write com.apple.screencapture type jpg && killall SystemUIServer
However gif seems to work so far

 

defaults write com.apple.screencapture type gif && killall SystemUIServer

Screen Shot 2013-11-19 at 12.13.41 am.jpg

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hi

right now i have no time to perform test like in osx-10.7 kernel days. but sometimes i take a look on whats going on, really impressive!

 

i was wondering about the idea of looking at other BSD kernels sources that already runs on amd cpus, how do they implement tlb caches and all that stuff for amd hardware, since it is already done.

the hard part would be implementing propertly arbitrary opcode emulation (and then specific opcode emulation) this requires knowledge, but seems to be a good programming exercise.

 

i hope not to be wrong, that this ideas are useful. please dont feel bad to correct if im wrong.

i will be back to testing when situation gets better...

 

peace!

 

edit: this looks interesting, http://winocm.com/projects/research/2013/11/08/state-of-the-union/

 

Porting the Darwin kernel to the AArch64/ARMv7/ARMv6-A architectures.

http://winocm.com/xnu/

https://github.com/darwin-on-arm/

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So I did a test by changing the screenshot format from PNG to JPG, its not pink but it has the same strange messy icon corruption, except it's across the whole screenshot.

 

defaults write com.apple.screencapture type jpg && killall SystemUIServer
However gif seems to work so far

 

defaults write com.apple.screencapture type gif && killall SystemUIServer

Yes, I'd noticed Jpeg gets an all around corruption whereas Png turns green for me once it's edited but using Pixelmator I haven't had any "Save As" conversions to green or Jpeg corruption. Where, in Preview, copying a portion and creating new from clipboard converts to the green, in Pixelmator no problem whatsoever... Save as Jpeg no corruption either...

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Latest Beta Kernel - Clock is unstable. It runs correctly until you open an app

then it jumps backwards in time...

Don't open anything, it is ok.

If you open Date and Time preferences it resets to right time.

If you keep prefs OPEN it's OK...

 

This is Athlon 64 X2 3800+, Nvidia 9400GT, 4 G Ram....

Dual booting with Snow and Lion and clock right on accurate for those ...

Hey there,

 

As my last message has been deleted (I don't know why, since it is kernel related and dev may resolve this) I repost.

 

I have the same issue. Clock is jumping back in time.

 

VoodooTSCSyncAMD.kext seems to improve clock issues but they are fewer but still there.

 

It seems to be related to cpu usage. no activity = less time jumps. When a pkg is being installed -> Clock jumps a lot.

 

Here is a screenshot with some informations about the config. I'm ready to gives more if needed.

 

I'm currently using BSA kernel.

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Very odd with panic at corecrypto  !!!  :D

maybe it is invalid opcode :)

ok , i try add pm_timer.c and pci.c . 

Hehe, no worries :thumbsup_anim:

I'll test'em :)

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Well Bronya, I got this on start up several times... same style KP no matter the flags:

These were the results:

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I don't get it, same setup starts ok with AnV latest bsa_kernel and previous ones too.

:unsure:

 

I will try Clover..

 

w/ Clover same (sorry bout the flash):

 

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Well Bronya, I got this on start up several times... same style KP no matter the flags:

These were the results:

attachicon.gif1.jpgattachicon.gif1point5.jpg

attachicon.gif2.jpg

 

I don't get it, same setup starts ok with AnV latest bsa_kernel and previous ones too.

:unsure:

 

I will try Clover..

KP corecrypto   ;)

I adding pm_timer and pci, modified tsc for family 0xf (k8) .

Try ! Maybe panic ?  :D

attachicon.gifmach_10_9_beta_rc4.zip

:)

 

good launchpad !! but pink .png :( cache L1/L2 is correct :) 

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Here is video of clock jump - kernel is BSA4

 

AMD athlon 64 X2 3800+

I am dual booting Lion, Snow and ML so it's not the rig...

looks like a timing issue....(no pun)

seems to be ntp timer ?  issue with clock, also periodic freezes, and also Safari freezes too at same time, so may be

tied together ??

DSCN2882.MOV

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Here is video of clock jump - kernel is BSA4

 

AMD athlon 64 X2 3800+

I am dual booting Lion, Snow and ML so it's not the rig...

looks like a timing issue....(no pun)

seems to be ntp timer ?  issue with clock, also periodic freezes, and also Safari freezes too at same time, so may be

tied together ??

 

;)

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=89yHi_TwsqI

Bronya

Do we need an updated patched core crypto?

Will test RC4 later tonight, in North America

 

Dans

:)

 

anv_corecrypto.kext.zip

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When time goes out of synch ... look at the "jitter" !?

Danas-iMac:~ Dana$ ntpq -p -n

remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset jitter

==============================================================================

*17.151.16.22 17.107.131.11 2 u 83 512 1 70.106 -2.060 1.695

Danas-iMac:~ Dana$ ntpq -p -n

remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset jitter

==============================================================================

*1*.151.16.22 1*.107.131.11 2 u 4971 512 3 70.106 -2.060 876942.

ntpq -p -n

remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset jitter

==============================================================================

*1*.151.16.22 1*.107.131.11 2 u 4971 512 3 70.106 -2.060 876942.

ntpq -p -n

remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset jitter

==============================================================================

*1*.151.16.22 17.107.131.11 2 u 10 512 1 69.621 -1.904 2.227

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