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VoodooTSCSync for Snow Leopard -- New Release
alvin_a_garcia:
Hello,
I have a Dell E1505 (6400) with a Core Duo processor. I have Snow Leopard 10.6.4 installed and have the VoodooTSCSync kext installed. I can consistently get a Kernel Panic when I start Activity Monitor or even the "top" utility in a terminal shell. I would post a Kernel Panic backtrace log here. However, I am not seeing any Kernel Panic logs in /Library/Logs/. There is no CrashReporter/ or DiagnosticReports/ directory in that directory. Am I looking in the wrong place?
Interestingly enough, under my previous Snow Leopard installation (I had to reinstall due to problems when setting up triple-booting), I could (sometimes) start Activity Monitor without causing a Kernel Panic.
Thanks!
alvin_a_garcia:
Attached is an image of the kernel panic backtrace I encounter every time I attempt to start the Activity Monitor application on my Dell E1505 running Snow Leopard 10.6.4 with the VoodooTSCSync kext loaded. I hope this information is useful to anyone who might be interested in figuring out why this kernel panic is occurring. Thanks.
Screenshot reuploaded due to excessive size. Went from ~9MB to ~300kb - please think about this before uploading images, thanks.
fumoboy007:
Why is this only for Core 2 Duo? The code looks very generic. Why can't it be used on other processors (like AMD)?
cosmo1t:
--- Quote from: fumoboy007 on November 13, 2010, 08:44:29 AM ---Why is this only for Core 2 Duo? The code looks very generic. Why can't it be used on other processors (like AMD)?
--- End quote ---
It probably can, as long as the kernel function exists in the modded kernel.. But i dont' have any amds that needed it
Give it a shot
valv:
Hi cosmo1t,
fumoboy007 made some tweaking to prevent EXC_I386_DIV crashes (amd). If interested u can get in touch with him over here http://osx86.co/f36/amd-dual-core-optimizer-for-snow-leopard-t6820/
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