Did i get it right?
I know vanilla kernels from the linux community. Vanilla means that nothing is altered or added to a kernel, it´s byte by byte the same as the official kernel releaser
gave it out.
So, by our means it´s a kernel released by apple for use on intel genuine macs.
The intel osx86 community has it easier since they don´t need patched kernels for amd instruction set but they
used to need patching concerning the communication with efi vanilla kernels do.
Since someone figured out how to implement intel on top of bios efi for booting vanilla kernels they don´t eed to patch anymore.
They can straight install apple updates with no worries the system won´t boot anymore.