Get the UPX file from Andys other thread and put him where he belongs after open Terminal and put this

And yes kernel works for AMD

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I believe you mean this thread: .

thank you for the upx command!

Last time (10.6.6) i had the same problem but this time almost all works without upx.

bro , I see from your signature that you use AnVAL Bootloader 5.1.4. Since you have AMD Athlon 64 X2 , do you find anval better for amd than chameleon latest releases? My cpu is amd opteron 185.

In the moment i would use anval for amd. I tried almost every bootloader and this one works at best.
Just try it and you will have no regrets about.

thanks for the tip!

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My Specs:

Motherboard: Tyan S2865 K8E
Cpu: Dual Core Amd Opteron 185 2600 MHz
Chipset: Nvidia Nforce4 chipset ultra
Graphics Card: Ati X700 Radeon Series
Lan Controller: Broadcom BCM 5721 GbE
Sound: Realtek ALC655 5.1 channel
Memory: DDR SDRAM PC3200 2048

System Version:
Mac OS X
10.6.3
10D575

No, use my custom upx and pack it (or any other upx).
E.G. upx -9 /System/Library/CoreServices/pbs

ok thanks , I have decrypted and patched binaries with marvin's amd utility and some amd_insn_patcher , so things should be smooth with upx.

thanks mate!

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My Specs:

Motherboard: Tyan S2865 K8E
Cpu: Dual Core Amd Opteron 185 2600 MHz
Chipset: Nvidia Nforce4 chipset ultra
Graphics Card: Ati X700 Radeon Series
Lan Controller: Broadcom BCM 5721 GbE
Sound: Realtek ALC655 5.1 channel
Memory: DDR SDRAM PC3200 2048

System Version:
Mac OS X
10.6.3
10D575

I installed the kernel , packed pbs with upx , but during boot I have the : patch_text_segment failed.

When I got online , I saw that nothing from the important stuff was crashing such as finder , disk uitlity , rest utilities , system preferences e.t.c , only safari , seamonkey and radium.

I managed to fix safari with upx , but not seamonkey and radium. Seamonkey had encrypted binaries which have been fixed with marvin's utility.

So i am booting with std_dyld=Yes with no problems.

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My Specs:

Motherboard: Tyan S2865 K8E
Cpu: Dual Core Amd Opteron 185 2600 MHz
Chipset: Nvidia Nforce4 chipset ultra
Graphics Card: Ati X700 Radeon Series
Lan Controller: Broadcom BCM 5721 GbE
Sound: Realtek ALC655 5.1 channel
Memory: DDR SDRAM PC3200 2048

System Version:
Mac OS X
10.6.3
10D575

That´s clear because if you use std_kernel=Yes you don´t use the custom dyld which is implemented into the kernel. If you use this kernel flag the kernel differs not to the nawcom kernel.