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| Hi Dave, On Oct 6, 2006, at 1:33 PM, Dave Canfield wrote:
The problem is that getPhysicalSegment returns a 32 bit address. The panic means that the physical address won't fit in 32 bits, which is the case on Mac Pro systems with more than 2.5 GB of physical memory. Depending on what you're doing, you need to move to using IODMACommand, or use getPhysicalSegment64. These functions are new as of the Mac Pro but work on all 64-bit capable machines as of 10.4.8. If you need to support machines older than 10.4.8 (duh!) you'll need to have a KEXT that uses the old API that loads on those systems and a separate KEXT that uses the new API for newer systems. Each KEXT will have to have its own CFBundleIdentifier, and one KEXT can live in the PlugIns directory within the other for ease of installation. Use the OSBundleLibraries version numbers to control which KEXT loads on which OS versions. --gc ____________________________________________________________________ Sr. Software Engineer Apple Developer Technical Support |
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| >Kernel panic on Intel based Mac with more than 2GB of memory (From: "Dave Canfield" <email@hidden>) |
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