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Comment 2 by d00d, Sep 7, 2011
Are you booting from a RAID? If so, see a workaround in unfixed http://forge.voodooprojects.org/p/chameleon/issues/135/
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Comment 3 by Jesse Nostaw, Sep 8, 2011
Sorry it took so long. There is no raid being used. I am using a GPT formatted drive with 10.6.7.
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Comment 4 by Jesse Nostaw, Sep 8, 2011
Here is where I originally noted the issue, It is a little long winded, but very detailed. http://forum.voodooprojects.org/index.php/topic,2171.0.html
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Comment 6 by Jesse Nostaw, Sep 22, 2011
There is an issue if using a simple renaming of com.apple.boot.plist to org.chameleon.boot.plist the new chameleon ignores or removes the -force64 kernel flag. and simply uses the arch =i386. I have the option of -v arch=i386 -force64 which allows my AMD Phenom II x 4 955BE to load 64 bit apps. So editing the plist by hand and adding the -force64 to the kernel flags key allows it to work as it did with a "depreciated" plist file. I have been tired and stressed lately, hope this makes sense.
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Comment 7 by Cosmosis Jones, Sep 24, 2011
-v -arch=i386 -force64.. why don't u have a - before arch?
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Reported by Jesse Nostaw, Sep 7, 2011