8.9.1 still alive
There is new 8.9.1 kernel with few improvements:
changed timer hz to 250 from default 100 (some info you can read on http://sziwan.hell.org.pl/2006/08/tick-off-the-whine/)
truely universal kernel, works with sse2 and sleep works on sse3 (with ACPIThrotle.kext)
64-bit fix for sse3 em64t cpus (just to remind it exists)
all file in usual place on irc (irc.osx86.hu #1049)
P.S. SSE2 users may have panic related to appleintelcpupowermanagement.kext(or may not have), if so, delete that kext.
changed timer hz to 250 from default 100 (some info you can read on http://sziwan.hell.org.pl/2006/08/tick-off-the-whine/)
truely universal kernel, works with sse2 and sleep works on sse3 (with ACPIThrotle.kext)
64-bit fix for sse3 em64t cpus (just to remind it exists)
all file in usual place on irc (irc.osx86.hu #1049)
P.S. SSE2 users may have panic related to appleintelcpupowermanagement.kext(or may not have), if so, delete that kext.
Comments
Hanibal
@ 02.08.2007 07:46 CET
I love U, netkas! :-)
I wonder, why don't U take a look to 8.10.1 kernel? I believe U will make the revolution with it!
Thanks Netkas
I love U, netkas! :-)
I wonder, why don't U take a look to 8.10.1 kernel? I believe U will make the revolution with it!
Thanks Netkas
Dualis
@ 02.08.2007 08:12 CET
Well, 8.10.1 i think will show up when apple will release the source code .. and I wonder if it will be such a release...maybe 10.4.11 kernel to bring news ...
Well, 8.10.1 i think will show up when apple will release the source code .. and I wonder if it will be such a release...maybe 10.4.11 kernel to bring news ...
shoarthing
@ 03.08.2007 11:09 CET. . . [warning: noob alert]: new kernel d/l from link at irc.osx86.hu #1049 then extracted = a file called "mach_idt" . . appears not to be an executable.
How can I fix things so I can try the thing out?
Lord_Uffa
@ 03.08.2007 14:49 CETHi Netkas! thank you for your work.
I was wondering when it will be available a kernel that works for intel core 2 duo mobile without disabling one cpu with "cpus=1" at boot; er... is it kernel-dependent, right?
LU
Lord_Uffa
@ 03.08.2007 22:28 CEThmmmm I have a compaq... I knew of dell's bios problem. EFI could help or no hope for "us"?
10x again for your patience,
LU
kingtut
@ 06.08.2007 11:39 CETHi Netkas,
AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext will not load, still broken for Pentium D 9xx users! FAN Noise is Crazy.
Netkas kernel @ 18.04.2007 11:18 CEST worked fine, however had no 64bit.
Thank You.
dogbert75
@ 06.08.2007 19:36 CET
Hi,
Two quick questions for you. First, just wondering what I should see when i do a uname -a with this kernel? Second, i know 10.4.10 is not on the darwin source page, but there is a development kit at http://developer.apple.com/sdk/ that says it contains a kernel. I'm not a programmer and respect the work you do. Just curious what this is? Thanks for your efforts!
Hi,
Two quick questions for you. First, just wondering what I should see when i do a uname -a with this kernel? Second, i know 10.4.10 is not on the darwin source page, but there is a development kit at http://developer.apple.com/sdk/ that says it contains a kernel. I'm not a programmer and respect the work you do. Just curious what this is? Thanks for your efforts!
netkas
@ 07.08.2007 06:34 CETKernel Debug Kit - is a kernel built with additional debug info and some kexts for remote debuging..
TorqueX86
@ 08.08.2007 11:28 CETPretty good new kernel, takes away a nasty processor buzzing i had before, it's speedy and supports all it has to support!
And mostly, the sse2 code doesnt get in the way anymore, finally!
Graf Eugen
@ 14.08.2007 18:07 CET
Gj! Works on one of my systems but not on the other. Is it possible to add acpi-cpufreq linux like support instead of speedstep because it seems that some intel cpus don't throttle with this speedstep implementation. acpi-cpufreq is more versatile afair so AMD users would benefit too.
Thanks!
Gj! Works on one of my systems but not on the other. Is it possible to add acpi-cpufreq linux like support instead of speedstep because it seems that some intel cpus don't throttle with this speedstep implementation. acpi-cpufreq is more versatile afair so AMD users would benefit too.
Thanks!
VL
@ 16.08.2007 02:45 CETHi ..
I tried to use it on my Pentium M Centrino (SSE2) but i get kernel panic at boot. (Cant figure out why)
I wanted to delete the kext you mentioned in the instructions but I dont have this kext (wtf?)
any ideas why it is broken on my centrino.
At the moment im using: root:xnu-792.18.15-SSE2-1/BUILD/obj/RELEASE_I386
akai
@ 18.08.2007 06:47 CET
same above VL ....
and my system panic massage is
"pani(cpu0 caller 0X001A496B):Unsolved lernel trap(cpu0,Type 14:page fault), registers:
......."
same above VL ....
and my system panic massage is
"pani(cpu0 caller 0X001A496B):Unsolved lernel trap(cpu0,Type 14:page fault), registers:
......."
slump
@ 19.08.2007 06:10 CET
Kernel panic and don't find the kext to be removed.
EIP value: 0x0040ffff
panic (cpu 0 caller 0x0010496B)
Kernel panic and don't find the kext to be removed.
EIP value: 0x0040ffff
panic (cpu 0 caller 0x0010496B)
Ahmad Moawya
@ 19.08.2007 09:12 CET
I got a kernel panic on my pentium 4 1.79GHz SSE2.
panic (cpu 0 caller 0x001A387D)
EIP: 0x0019a483
I DID remove the cpu power management kext.
I got a kernel panic on my pentium 4 1.79GHz SSE2.
panic (cpu 0 caller 0x001A387D)
EIP: 0x0019a483
I DID remove the cpu power management kext.
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