BridgeHelper 2.0 with 10.7.3 Kernel from 10.6.7 MBP Update

[hambo]

Success!

Didn't have much luck using the mbp update but installing through system update then applying the 10.6.7 bridge worked for me

 

[toyanucci]

Success!

Didn't have much luck using the mbp update but installing through system update then applying the 10.6.7 bridge worked for me

Woot!! I'm about to reboot now! Wish me luck...grrrrrrrr

 

[hambo]

also i had to use a busratio of 32 or lower to boot...

anyone who didn't i would love to know what you did differently!

 

[tonymacx86]

also i had to use a busratio of 32 or lower to boot...

anyone who didn't i would love to know what you did differently!

Unfortunately this is a limitation right now- may need to use until desktop Core i5/i7 Sandy Bridge iMacs.

 

[toyanucci]

Im using the Intel DH67CF MiniITX board and can only get boot using iboot legacy, otherwise, it just reboots...sigh

 

[hambo]

also i had to use a busratio of 32 or lower to boot...

anyone who didn't i would love to know what you did differently!

Unfortunately this is a limitation right now- may need to use until desktop Core i5/i7 Sandy Bridge iMacs.

Hi tony

Yeah i thought as much.. ah well mustn't complain, clocking the turbo's is giving me a very nice speed boost!

 

[toyanucci]

also i had to use a busratio of 32 or lower to boot...

anyone who didn't i would love to know what you did differently!

You need iboot to boot into the os?

 

[hambo]

also i had to use a busratio of 32 or lower to boot...

anyone who didn't i would love to know what you did differently!

You need iboot to boot into the os?

I didnt use iboot.. i have chameleon installed with anval however it sounds like your busratio might be too high if you just get a reboot loop after installing 10.6.7 bridge helper.

Try going into your bios and changing it to x32 multiplier.

 

[vallok]

anyway for those who want to overclock. Just use the turbo. Set 4 cores to what you want. Im running with 46, all good that way! geekbench 15 k !

 

[hambo]

I've set my multiplier as low as 27...but then again, i have noticed that no matter what I set in the BIOS, when I boot with the legacy kernel, it detects it at 3.3ghz...

sorry mate not sure what else to suggest, sounds like you have the same problem that i had but if the bus ratio in bios does not fix im not sure what it could be.

Maybe one of the pro's have a few ideas...