설치된 모든 어플리케이션을 검색하여 Update가 있는 소프트웨어를 그림과 같이 클릭한방으로 업데이트하여 줍니다.

Requirement : Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard.

First of all, Thanks roisoft and Evosx86 team,

Source : http://www.osx86.es/?p=610

Here I leave an application raised from our team to edit DSDT code.

There is an automatic patcher contains tools, fixes and hacks that you may be more comfortable working in the DSDT.

The application contains a contextual help and usage help.

Thanks:

A real software for its magnificent development forum.
A Fassl by extraction code registration Osx DSDT.
In the Linux community for their fixes over the years in the DSDT. (All included in "DSDT fixes").
The OSx86 community for their hacks to make our computers more compatible. (All included in "DSDT hacks).
Evosx86 team for their confidence and tests in this work.

DSE Version 1.0

DSDTSE V1.1 (ES) (version 1.3.0 and is EN / ES)

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English:

Is a simple editor DSDTSE Aimed to help you solve your problems and add common DSDT hacks to it.

It will not do automatic patching, you have to manually add the fixes or hacks to minimun so skill is needed (regular skill should be ok to begin with).

Thanks to Fassl for the DSDT extraction method under Osx.

Thanks to the Linux community for their DSDT fixes all this years (all the ones included under "dsdt_fixes").

Thanks to the OSx86 community for their DSDT hacks (all the ones included under "dsdt_hacks").

Link to Español version:

DSDTSE V1.2 (version espagnole)

DSDTSE V1.2.1 (EN)

DSDTSE V1.2.3 (EN)

DSDTSE v1.2.4 (EN)

DSDTSE v1.3.0 (EN / ES)

DSDTSE V1.3.1 (EN / ES)

DSDTSE V1.3.3 (EN / ES)

DSDTSE v1.3.4 (EN / ES)

DSDTSE V1.3.5 (EN/ES)

DSDTSE V1.3.6 (EN/ES)

Version information:

Changelog V1.2 (EN).

Changed the routine to load DSDT when dropping files onto the app or double clicking them.

Now the app knows if you are running Leopard or Snow to correctly recognize the EFI partition.

Improved code (faster app).

Improved the routine permission to install the DSDT files.

Changelog V1.2.1 (EN)

Improved Español translation.

Changelog V1.2.3 (EN)

Solved a bug when opening custom code on the editor window (The program crashed).

Added 4 new DSDT hacks (PCI naming hack, hack CST X58, another cosmetic Jmicron Acl889a hack and hack).

Changed Skin.

Changelog v1.2.4 (EN)

Improved search method on code.

Added more devices to search Acpi PopupMenu.

Changelog v1.3.0 (EN / ES)

Added a new shini editor from Alex Restrepo.

Now Undo / Redo behaves as expected. (No more wrong repositioning).

Highlightning Code.

Code enclosed by brackets can be closed.

Line numbering.

Version update under help menu.

Changed placement of DSDT files to / Library / Application support / EvOsoftware instead / Library.

Improved search method.

Editor background color of code can be changed.

Text on code now has colors.

New window layout.

English and Spanish languages (Spanish is unfinished).

Added more DSDT hacks.

Changelog V1.3.1 (EN / ES)

Hopefully solved the bug when the app fails to create it's main working directory.

Changelog V1.3.3 (EN / ES)

Added support for Extended acpi tables on Main pane.

Changelog v1.3.4 (EN / ES)

Finally solved a bug on editor window. (when compilation goes wrong, become transparent buttons on editor after clicking error reporting window). Solved.

Changelog v1.3.5 (EN / ES)

Some minor tweaks in code.

Added more DSDT hacks.

Changed Icon.

Changelog V1.3.6 (EN/ES)

Catched a bug when using “Erase DSDT files” menu option.

Added more DSDT hacks.

By John Siracusa

Original Article : http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2009/08/mac-os-x-10-6.ars/5

Warning: internals ahead

We've arrived at the start of the customary "internals" section. Snow Leopard is all about internal changes, and this is reflected in the content of this review. If you're only interested in the user-visible changes, you canskip ahead, but you'll be missing out on the meat of this review and the heart of Apple's new OS.

64-bit: the road leads ever on

Mac OS X started its journey to 64-bit back in 2003 with the release of Panther, which included the bare minimum support for the then-new PowerPC G5 64-bit CPU. In 2005, Tiger brought with it the ability to create true 64-bit processes—as long as they didn't link with any of the GUI libraries. Finally, Leopard in 2007 included support for 64-bit GUI applications. But again, there was a caveat: 64-bit support extended to Cocoaapplications only. It was, effectively, the end of the road for Carbon.

Despite Leopard's seemingly impressive 64-bit bona fides, there are a few more steps before Mac OS X can reach complete 64-bit nirvana. The diagrams below illustrate.

Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger	Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard	Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard

As we'll see, all that yellow in the Snow Leopard diagram represents its capability, not necessarily its default mode of operation.

K64

Snow Leopard is the first version of Mac OS X to ship with a 64-bit kernel ("K64" in Apple's parlance), but it's not enabled by default on most systems. The reason for this this is simple. Recall that there's no "mixed mode" in Mac OS X. At runtime, a process is either 32-bit or 64-bit, and can only load other code—libraries, plug-ins, etc.—of the same kind.

An important class of plug-ins loaded by the kernel is device drivers. Were Snow Leopard to default to the 64-bit kernel, only 64-bit device drivers would load. And seeing as Snow Leopard is the first version of Mac OS X to include a 64-bit kernel, there'd be precious few of those on customers' systems on launch day.

And so, by default, Snow Leopard boots with a 64-bit kernel only on Xserves from 2008 or later. I guess the assumption is that all of the devices commonly attached to an Xserve will be supported by 64-bit drivers supplied by Apple in Snow Leopard itself.

Perhaps surprisingly, not all Macs with 64-bit processors are even able to boot into the 64-bit kernel. Though this may change in subsequent point releases of Snow Leopard, the table below lists all the Macs that are either capable of or default to booting K64. (To find the "Model name" of your Mac, select "About This Mac" from the Apple menu, then click the "More info…" button and read the "Model Identifier" line in the window that appears.)

For all K64-capable Macs, boot while holding down "6" and "4" keys simultaneously to select the 64-bit kernel. For a more permanent solution, use the nvram command to add arch=x86_64 to your boot-args string, or edit the file /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist and addarch=x86_64 to the Kernel Flags string:

...
        <key>Kernel</key>
        <string>mach_kernel</string>
        <key>Kernel Flags</key>
        <string>arch=x86_64</string>
...

To switch back to the 32-bit kernel, hold down the "3" and "2" keys during boot, or use one of the techniques above, replacing "x86_64" with "i386".

It can be upgraded from 10.5.7 to 10A432.

Try to install Existing Leopard Hard Disk. It just upgrade from 10.5.7 to 10.6.0

Then update 10.6.1 by software Update.

But, you have to replace Sleepenabler.kext from Netkas' site when you update to 10.6.2.

It sometimes did not working GFX-String in 10.6.2, especially nVidia 7xxx series, 8xxx series.

if you have black screen after booting followed by lord_webi's guide.

delete following prefs/plists if existing in directory (boot with -x):

/Library/Preferences/ByHost/com.apple.preference.display*
/System/Library/Preferences/ByHost/com.apple.preference.display*
/Users/YOURUSER/Library/Prefereneces/ByHost/com.apple.preference.display*

same to *loginWindow* prefs/plists ... in all that directories if existing ...

restart and your EFI string will work again ...

세계 최초의 Chameleon + Retail DVD(Vanilla 커널) 방식의 시스템,

물론, 이전에 Digital Dreamer가 해킨 이미지를 이용, VooDoo 커널을 이용하여 설치성공하였습니다만, 어디까지나 해킨 이미지였습니다.

개발자 버전을 이용하여서 정식 성능은 아닙니다만 기존 맥프로 옥타코어보다 성능이 뛰어납니다.

뭐 해킨이 안정성 떨어지고 어쩌구 저쩌구 말들이 많은데 설치하기 나름입니다.

설치 방식들은 다음 글에 기술하였으니 참고하시기 바랍니다.

어떤 방식을 이용하느냐는 자신에게 달려 있습니다.

x86osx.textcube…402

http://x86osx.textcube.com/234

왜 세계최초였었는냐 하면 10.5.7 개발자 버전을 세계 최초로 확보하였기 때문에 세계 최초가 되었습니다. ㅎ ㅎ