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Originally Posted by mrks
Have you encountered any issues running the 64-bit kernel?
I think Snow Leopard defaults to the 32-bit kernel.
Which method did you use to enable the 64-bit kernel?
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When you reboot the computer, hold down the '4' & '6' keys until the computer boots up. The first time you do it, it takes longer than usual to boot up. Then you have to follow these instructions:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3773
You only have to edit Terminal once. After that you can switch between 32 bit & 64 bit simply pressing down the '3' & '2' or '6' & '4' keys while booting up.
The only issue I had was that image file icons stopped showing the previews - I had to hit the space bar to see the image preview.