This guide is a compilation of my knowledge of what I have learned on this site, as well as input from other users.

**This Guide probably works on most of the P35-DS3* Series or any well supported Motherboard, it is a very general guide.**
-It is reported working for sure under the P35-DS3L, DS3 Boards, and most P35/ICH9 Gigabyte boards, Asus P5W DH Deluxe, any Asus with ICH7+ Chipsets (And most Boards with ICH7+ Chipsets).
-I would reccomend a different path for Nforce/Sli/AMD Chipset users.

Also, Here is my Asus P5W DH Deluxe Installation guide Here:  Asus_P5W_DH_Deluxe.pdf ( 56K ) Number of downloads: 4543

Video of my install, Sorry for quality http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ee32vx5Xi7w

**Unrelated to this motherboard,I have also compiled a list of Video cards (NVIDIA/ATI) Drivers and solutions (at bottom).**
-If your card is not there, it does not mean it is not supported. I will continue to add drivers as I find them.

After following these steps you will have a 100 % working install. Software update will also Work (Except for OS Upgrades, ex: 10.5.1-10.5.2).
Do NOT be intimidated by this guide. It is very straight forward, and written for 'Beginners'
-most of this Post is not even the main guide, calm down.

Here we go!

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My System Specs (to prevent confusion, the following specs are not needed *except the board* for this tutorial to work)

Asus P5W DH Deluxe (Have used GA-P35 DS3L)
eVGA 8800GTS 640MB
4 x 2GB Sticks of G.Skill ram
LiteON Sata DVD Burner
2x74gb WD 10k RPM Hard drive (Raid0:S-Ata)
2x320gb Seagate hard drive (Data:S-Ata)
750GB Samsung (Time Machine:S-Ata)
Intel Q6600 @ 3.0ghz.

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-USB DVD drives work (Tested by Skippy911)

-P-Ata DVD Drives only sometimes work(depending on the drive) I myself could not get neither a Samsung nor Pioneer to work. Best to stick S-Ata.

-P-Ata (aka IDE) hard drives work, depending on the motherboard. I know they work on DS3L and P5W for sure, I am sure they work on many more.

-Not all (MOST DO) S-Ata DVD drives work. If someone is looking to buying a new one, I know first hand THIS ONE works fine.

I think the reason of why some S-Ata and probably most P-Ata's that non-working drives may have older firmware, so it could be a simple software update to fix, worth a try.

For reference, when I try using P-Ata DVD drives (and possibly non-working S-Ata drives), this is what happens when loading the disc. I could not find a solution to this either.
 Photo_0666.jpg ( 14.06K ) Number of downloads: 1728

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To sum it up, this thread includes:
-Dual Booting Guide
-Install Guide
-Bios settings/Tweaks
-10.5.2 Update Guide
-Multiple Video Card Support
-Multiple Sound Card Support
-Editing "About This Mac" to correct values
-Tweaks and known issues.
-Trouble Shooting

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The Install


--Pre-Install Checklist--

Bios Settings:
-Change S-Ata mode from Legacy IDE to Native.
-Disable all CPU Thermal settings.
-DS3L users, AHCI NOW WORKS WITH ALL PORTS, Download an replace Kexts HERE
-Everything else should pretty much be default/not important if you change.
-Make sure The Leopard drive is set to boot.
-If you are only running 64 Bit Operating Systems (Leopard/Vista64) then change HPET mode to 64bit.
Some Pictures for reference
-Asus Users: Enable "Memory Remap" setting and Enable "Execute Disable Function"
 get_attachment.jpeg ( 305.11K ) Number of downloads: 6251
 get_attachment_3.jpeg ( 285.25K ) Number of downloads: 13496

 get_attachment_2.jpeg ( 285.4K ) Number of downloads: 4670
 get_attachment_1.jpeg ( 304.14K ) Number of downloads: 11309


I highly recommend using the Kalyway 10.5.1 distribution, as this is what I used, and I will be making references to it in this guide.

edit: When guide was written, kalyway 10.5.1 was the only kalyway leopard out. Now I would advise using a later version



--Installing Leopard With MBR Scheme--
This portion of the guide will inform you to install with an MBR partition scheme. MBR makes it easier to dual boot. Although easier, there are some limitations: You can not resize the Leopard partition or delete/resize any of the partitions on your Leopard drive.

*Warning, remove your ethernet cable from your computer. Do not plug it back in until after initial setup in Leopard.

1.)Insert the Kalyway DVD. No Kernel Flags are needed, DVD boots up fine with S-Ata Optical drive.

2.)When DVD loads (usually takes about 10 minutes) go to tools --> Disk Utility.
-Click on your Leopard Drive.
-Erase and format as Mac OS X Extended (Journaled)
-Make sure the Hard Drive is Formatted as Master Boot Record (it will say it near the bottom of the disk utility screen, and go into the Option menu in disk utility to change the format.)
-Make sure you give your leopard partition a name that is ONE word, and not just "untitled 1 or Mac OSX" as that is reported to give some problems. Keep it simple like "Leopard" or "OSX"

3.) Exit the Disk Utility and Enter Setup.
-Choose the Correct Formatted drive
-Make sure you go into Customize options
-*If you have a "Core 2" or compatible processor, choose the Option for both Vanilla and the Fix. If you have a pentium, do not select this option
-Choose MBR_EFI emulation rather than GUID (last option)
******DO NOT select any other options in Customize menu, I REPEAT, DO NOT.******

4.) Start the Actual install, you can skip Disk Check if you want.
-The install should only take about 10 minutes despite what seems like high estimated times at first.

5.)Install Successful, Now to get Everything working.

6.)In leopard, fill out the initial setup *Making sure your Ethernet is unplugged. Press no networking when that option comes up. After the initial setup, You may replug your Ethernet.
-Boot into Leopard. Use This to restore all settings back to default.



--GUID INSTALL METHOD--
Ok this part of the guide is if you want to use a GUID partition map on your drive. This basically makes it easier to resize/delete partitions, and some say it makes it faster and etc. It is a little more difficult to dual boot. I have not used GUID and dual boot at the same time (I use osx86 as my main OS W/GUID.) I will not explain how to. I will just tell you how to install leopard on a single drive without any other OS's

1) Use the same Pre-Install settings as posted above.

2) Insert the Kalyway DVD and Boot up. Go to Utilities --> Disk Utility

3) In disk utility, format the whole hard drive.. making sure to select GUID partition map (not just in customize) in the Options menu
-Format as Mac OS Extended(journaled)
--Make sure you give your leopard partition a name that is ONE word, and not just "untitled 1 or Mac OSX" as that is reported to give some problems. Keep it simple like "Leopard" or "OSX"

4) Proceed to install.. but select customize options on the install. -*If you have a "Core 2" or compatible processor, choose the Option for both Vanilla and the Fix. If you have a pentium, do not select this option. The choose
the option for GUID EFI.
******DO NOT select any other options in customize menu, I REPEAT, DO NOT.******


5) Hit install, Skipping the Disk check or not.

6)Viola

For an in-depth GUID Guide, visit this THREAD



--Quick/Easy Dual/Tri-Boot Guide--
If you want to Dual Boot then look here first, if not, then go on to the rest of the guide. I will tell you multiple ways on how to dual boot.
*This is not an In-Depth Dual boot guide. If you know anything about computers, this will be sufficient for you. If you are 100% Noob, I suggest you use one of the many In-Depth Dual boot guides out there.

-If you want to Dual boot with XP and Leopard, go to Part 1
-If your looking at a Dual boot with Vista and Leopard, or a Tri-boot Between Vista, XP, and leopard, go to Part 2


Part 1.)Okay, simple dual boot with XP and Leopard on the same or different hard drives.
1. If it is the same hard drive, Use your favorite disk management tool and create 2 partition for XP and Leopard... Making the leopard partition Fat32. Make sure XP is set Active.
2. If they are different hard drives, make sure the XP drive is set to boot in the Bios (we will be changing it back to the leopard drive after install)
3. Put the XP disk in and Install (its important that XP is installed first).
4. Once XP is done installing, Set Leopard active, or if it is on a different hard drive, change that drive to boot in the Bios.
5. Install OS X using the Rest of this Install guide for direction. Reboot and you will have a Boot loader with a countdown. Press any key to get an option between the 2 drives/partitions.
*NOTE: XP Requires additional drivers to run AHCI. You must install AHCI with these drivers. Find Matrix storage drivers on INTEL's Site. Alternatively to get AHCI on a current install of windows, use the quick guide found later on in this this thread HERE *Thanks Cobraf.


Part 2.) Ok, Dual or tri-boot between Vista*/XP, and leopard.
1. First, if you are going to have XP in addition to vista, make sure to install that first.
2. Now Install Leopard second using the rest of this guide. *IMPORTANT, setup the vista partition before installing leopard.. if vista will be on a second drive, this does not matter.
3. Set the Vista partition active using any number of ways.
4. Install Vista.
5. Upon rebooting you should now have the option between "an older version of windows" and Vista
6. In Vista, download a program called "EasyBCD"
7. Open EasyBCD, go to ADD/Remove Entries and add a new one under the Mac OS option. Choose osx86 Generic PC. Name it whatever.
8. Save, Reboot, you should have a working tri-boot.. or Dual boot if you opted out of installing XP.


CHAIN0 Method
If you are having trouble with Dual booting between XP and Leopard, this method allows you to use the Windows XP Boot loader to choose between.

Here the link: Support Thread
If you can not find the chain0 file in /usr/standalone/i386 as described in the topic, search the web and download the file. Copy it into the root of the Windows installation and modify the boot.ini file (C:\chain0="Mac OS x86"). Now you can always boot from the first drive and use the Windows boot manger to boot Leopard on the second disk. *Big thanks to Master12271

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10.5.2 UPDATE/Graphic Update
There are two ways to update to 10.5.2. The Kalyway Combo update, or the Normal Combo update. The normal combo update is much faster.. although some find it more complicated. I recommend the Kalyway Combo update on most systems. I recommend the Normal combo update on new installs. YOU SHALL NOT USE SOFTWARE UPDATE
-Please not that Updating can, and will screw up some features (Sleep, shut down, sound, video). The update can also improve these features. If sound/video ceases to work, reinstall kexts for them.

--Kalyway Combo Update--
This method is by far, noob proof. All you do is download the package from the Bay and run it. Let it be known that it does not update the Vanilla kernel to 10.5.2.. so you have to search for the vanilla kernel package on the Bay as well.

This way is better for people on current installs because it does not mess around with system kexts.. saving your sound or other changes. It is of course slower this way because the torrent is much slower than downloading straight from Apple.

First boot, as always, takes long. I find it works to boot into safe mode then restart normally.

--Normal Combo Update--
This method is faster, in terms of downloading the file.. but may be a little more complicated for absolute noobs (really is not that difficult).

First off, let me start by saying, this guide was written by =-Devin-= and the support thread can be found Here
It was originally written by Netkas but simplified further.

1.) Download the Update HERE
2.) Open terminal, Type in the following commands (before you start installation)

CODE

sudo -s

Type your password then press enter. Then type the following, then hit enter.

CODE

while sleep 1; do rm -rf /System/Library/Extensions/AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext; done

** YOU MUST DO THIS STEP ABOVE!!!
You CANNOT just delete it afterward. It WILL BREAK the install, and require a new install or restore from backup.

3.) Run the installer
4.) When it is finished DO NOT REBOOT.
5.) Type the following command in a new terminal Window

CODE

sudo nano /System/InstallAtStartup/scripts/1

6.) Find the line with /System/Library/Extensions/Dont Steal Mac OS X.kext
7.) Replace it with:

CODE

/System/Library/Extensions/dsmos.kext

8.) Control O to save, then press enter to save. Control X to exit...
9.) Reboot.

* Please let it be known that the first boot fails usually. Second boot should work. If not, boot into safe mode (-x at bootloader menu) and once in safe mode, simply restart into normal mode.

--Graphic Update--
-Safe to do via Software update.
-Improves performance.. may have to reinstall video kexts.

10.5.3/4 UPDATE

See this thread

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Sound/Video/Lan Fixes

*Note the Sound/Video/Lan fixes were written for 10.5.1/2. It is reccomended you update to the latest version first. It is not guaranteed that these fixes will work for 10.5.4

--Audio--
DS3L Boards
Audio is quick and painless to install.
-Download 2 needed kexts HERE.
-In spotlight (search bar in top right corner) type "Kext Helper" and open up that program. Drag the 2 kexts from that package into Kext Helper, install and restart. Alternatively, if you know how, you can install the kexts manually.
-Next you want to head over to this Thread and download HDA patcher 1.20 (or latest)
-Download this TEXT File
-Drag the Text file to the HDApatcher Icon, do not open the HDA patcher pre doing this, it must be closed.
-Authenticate, it will install for you, then reboot.
-Sound is Working!!

*5.1 Does not work. 2.1 and Digital DOES.

P35) DS3P,DS3R, S3, DQ6 DS3 Boards
G33M) DS2R

1) Find alc889a HERE
2) In spotlight (search bar in top right corner) type "Kext Helper" and open up that program. Drag the 2 kexts from that package into Kext Helper, install and restart. Alternatively, if you know how, you can install the kexts manually.

P5K-C
Use ALC883 pkg found on the Kalyway DVD, Post installation.

P5W DH
After 10.5.2 update: Download this Text file  ALC882_0x1043e601.txt ( 8.95K ) Number of downloads: 980
and save it to the desktop. Download Taruga's AppleHDA Patcher (1.20 or latest) HERE
-Drag the Text file to the HDApatcher Icon, do not open the HDA patcher pre doing this, it must be closed.
-Authenticate, it will install for you, then reboot.
-Sound is Working!!
-dont worry about getting sound before the update.

What works: •Coaxial digitial working with 5.1 in supported codecs. (optical-untested) •Line out (lime port, detected as internal speakers) •One other line out port works (Black? detected as line out).

--LAN--
LAN works out of the box for Leopard. (for the 8111 series)

-Bonjour services may not work correctly without the RealtekR1000 kext found in the 'HERE' just below.

-If it does not work after many a hard work playing around, you can Try HERE
-Alternatively, Realtek has some OSX drivers on their site. They only have up to 10.4 (probably cause Leopard should work by default) but it you want to install the Tiger version, and copy over the tiger IONETWORKINGFAMILY.KEXT, be my guest Realtek 8111 series (Note that i am not supporting this method)

P5K-C
This board, and all other Asus's with Attansic L-1 Lan Cards do not work at all. The best bet it to buy a PCI card like This

P5W DH
Lan works out of the box, both ports.

Wireless works natively with Realtek Drivers
Does not work as Airport.

--VIDEO--

NVIDIA CARDS
-I would reccomend the latest kexts for most cards here., Latest 10.5.2 NVinject Installer

-In the case that the above does not work, this may Punk92's install found Here.


ATI
-X1950(00)XT/XTX (not the PRO)

-HD2600 Series Support thread

-X1950GT Pro

-Radeon 7500 thread


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Tweaking the Look and Feel of Your Hackintosh

--Wake From Sleep with Keyboard and Mouse--
I found this out from a good friend, Nikkpaps. If your computer successfully sleeps, but can not successfully awaken from that sleep with keyboard and mouse, you may want to try this. Simply plug the extra usb panel that come with most motherboards, that plugs into the board's onboard usb headers, and connects on the PCI expansion port. On the P5W DH, the onboard port that works, tested by myself, is the onboard plug closest to the orange ez_raid sata connectors.
--Changing System Profiler/About This Mac Values--
First things first, Install this new kext (Don't worry, it shouldn't be able to break installs)  AppleSMBIOS.kext.zip ( 48.54K ) Number of downloads: 1195

-Restart
-System Profiler should be reporting correct info in Hardware Overview.

To Fix "About this mac"
1.) Go to /System/Library/CoreServices (manually, not in terminal)
2.) Find the file "loginwindow", Right click-->Show package contents.
3.) Then browse to /Contents/Resources/English.lproj
4.) Copy the file "AboutThisMac" to the desktop.
5.) Open with Text Editor
6.) Find the line "ABOUT_BOX_MULTIPLE_PROCESSORS_FIELD_FORMAT" (line without the / at the begining

7.) Edit the Value of "%@" after the equal sign to say whatever you
want it to say in about this mac for processor. For example


8.) Do the same for the line "ABOUT_BOX_SINGLE_PROCESSOR_FIELD_FORMAT"
= "2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Quad, Q6600"; (don't know if it makes a
difference doing it for this one as well.

9.) Next, we can edit what we want it to say for Memory: Find the line
"ABOUT_BOX_MEMORY_FIELD_FORMAT" =. It is near the bottom of the page.

10.) Change the Value after the equal sign to whatever you want. For
Example

11.) Now save the file on your desktop.
12.) Right click on it-->Get info. Make sure the extensions is .strings and not .txt
13.) Delete the original "AboutThisMac" file by dragging it into the trash can.. you will need to authenticate.
14.) Drag the new "AboutThisMac" from the desktop in its place in the "English.lproj" folder.
15.) No need to restart, reopen About This Mac and see your changes.

Here is a picture of my results
 About_This_Mac.png ( 32.92K ) Number of downloads: 1041


--Changing "About This Mac" Graphic--
Are you bored of going into "About This Mac" and seeing the dull, default graphic? I will show you how to change that.

You could have something like this

 GigabyteApppleLogo.png ( 34.75K ) Number of downloads: 989
 Picture_5.png ( 34.32K ) Number of downloads: 759


Here is How:
You can get any image that you want there, assuming it is the same dimensions. You can make your own, download one on this site, or you can use this Gigabyte one I made.
Download it here
 Gigabyte.tif ( 68.9K ) Number of downloads: 1366

 AppleAsus.tif ( 104.18K ) Number of downloads: 1213


1.) Go to /System/Library/CoreServices (manually, not in terminal)
2.) Find the file "loginwindow", Right click--Show package contents.
3.) Then browse to /Contents/Resources. You should now be in a folder with images.
4.) Find the one Labeled "MacOSX.tif" and back it up somewhere.. then delete if from its' normal spot.
5.) Rename your new image (Gigabyte.tif) to the same name, MacOSX.tif
6.) Drag it to the /Contents/Resources Folder and authenticate.
7.) Now simply log out then log back in, and your new image will be there.

--Mac Pro Picture in the Finder--
In this short section, I will show you how to have this:
 Picture_5.png ( 182.38K ) Number of downloads: 4044


First, start by having finder the selected window.

-Go to preferences of the finder, go to the side bar tab, and then select "Computer" under devices.

-After this, if your lucky, you will have a Mac Pro icon, other wise, it will be a monitor, or some other form of a mac.

-To change this, browse to /System/Library/CoreServices. Then find coretypes.bundle, right click and show contents. Then browse to /Contents/Resources

-Scroll down until you see the pictures of the various types of macs. Find the one you want it to BE CHANGED to and drag it to your desktop.

-Rename it to the picture that is in your finder, drag it back, replace, authenticate.

-Force quit/Relaunch finder to see it change.

Enjoy

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--RAID 0 (Fast Raid) or 1(Mirror) On Asus P5W DH--
Raid 0 works natively, and perfectly with this board.
Raid 0 pairs 2 identical hard drives for increased (sometimes double) performance.
Raid 1 backs up the first hard drive simultaneously with the second drive for back up.

Most motherboards have software raid. It uses the on board S-Ata controller, and drivers for windows to emulate Raid0. The Asus P5W DH on the other hand has 3 Raid options, 1 working in Leopard. There is 2 software Raids, Jmicron, ICH7R. Then there is the Hardware Raid.

The 2 Orange ports on the Asus P5W DH, labeled "EZ_Raid" are is infact a hardware raid controller. Silicon Image. Using Raid0 in Leopard is as easy as doing it in windows with this controller.

-Simply plug in the 2 identical hard drives to the 2 orange ports, switch the pin on the motherboard to Raid 0 or Raid 1.

-Boot into bios, Enable the Setting "EZ_Raid Mode change" which will stay enabled for ONE boot only, don't worry when it is disabled later.

-Install Leopard, or windows, like normal. The drive is labeled "External Disk 0"

As an example of the speed, a good S-ATA drive at 7200RPM scores about 80mb/s in both read and write on xbench. My raptor 10k RPM scores about 105mb/s in read and write. With 2 of those babies in raid 0, I score 205mb/s every time.
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Various Issues

--AHCI Enabled vs. Disabled--
ICH9 CHIPSETS (P35-DS3* Are ICH9): NEW, AHCI WITH ALL PORTS ON ICH9 WORKS.
EVERYBODY ENABLE AHCI

Download and Replace Kexts with this AHCI FIX (ICH9 chipsets need only)

AHCI enabled runs much smoother than disabled. It fixes some issues. To get AHCI working with Windows XP, you must download Intels Matrix Storage Drivers, from intels site, make sure to specify the correct Chipset.

Boot windows W/O AHCI, install drivers, reboot with. You are good to go.

AHCI enabled gets rid of 4gb of RAM issue. Read 'KNOWN ISSUES' for more information.

Non ICH9 CHIPSETS: ENABLE AHCI

--To Get rid of Orange External drive icons while running AHCI--
The Orange drives are not only uglier, they can give problems with speed and permissions. To fix:

Without swapping kexts..




--Known Issues--
1) This happens with many motherboards. If you have 4GB of ram in dual Channel, you may get a kernel panic when ram usage peaks above 3gb(I have Kernel Panics even when not all 4gb is utilized). To fix this simply:
-Go to Terminal. Enter "sudo nano /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist"
-Authenticate. Add the "maxmem=3072" in between the strings under Kernel Flags
-Note* 3072(3gb) is not the magical number here. It may not be the highest you can set your ram. It seems to have stopped any kernel panics but I have not played around raising it 32mb each time and testing if i get kernel panic. If someone wants to play around and fine the Threshold and share with us, I will edit this and give you credit.
-Save and Exit

Another Fix: AHCI enabled seems to stop these problems.

2) I am not aware that there is a solution for 5.1 sound. Digital does however work.

3) Shutdown/Sleep do not work by Default. This Problem is discussed on THIS Thread.
From what I gather, it can be fixed and working perfect by downloading a new Kernel edited for sleeping/Shutdown off the IRC and replacing your old vanilla kernel with it.
This means you will not have stock Vanilla kernel anymore.. however its very close to stock. Any software updates will probably replace this new kernel and you will then have the stock kernel again... which means you will have to replace it every update.

EDIT: More builds seem to be working correctly with recent updates.

4) AHCI + ICH9® Chipsets formally did not work well together, there appears to be a fix for it now (please confirm) Download HERE (ICH9)


--Trouble Shooting--

Question: Upon booting, I receive 'B0_error'
Answer: You have installed Leopard no regard to change the customize settings thoroughly enough. Your partition is most likely formatted as MBR, and you chose the default option in customize 'GUID_EFI' rather than 'MBR_EFI' or vice versa. Also, make sure your drive is S-Ata, and is on port 0 or 1 (If AHCI is enabled). Make sure it is set to boot in bios (unless you use vista Boot loader, or some alternate configuration.

Question/Problem: I cannot see the hard drives on my last 2 S-Ata ports.
Answer: AHCI is enabled in Bios, and you have an ICH9® Chipset, and you have not applied the new kexts to fix it. Download kexts (linked several times above)

Question/Problem: My DVD drive will not load the install disk.
Answer: As this guide is written in reference to, use Kalyway's disk. Make sure you have the correct Bios settings.

Question/Problem: LAN DOESN'T WORK!!
Answer: It should, DHCP issues can be hard to fix, try. If it isnt showing up, or you give up, Try HERE

Question/Problem: My install wont boot!! (or any other random problem)
Answer: It should work if using DS3*/Asus or similar boards and following the guide. If you have a different board, make a post asking why it is not working, AND SPECIFY YOUR SPECIFICATIONS/SETUP in addition to a detailed problem

Question/Problem: I am getting random kernel panics (Grey screen that tells you to restart).
Answer: You have 4GB of ram in Dual channel right? Your not running in AHCI mode right? 4GB of ram is finicky. To solve Kernel panics, enable AHCI (if possible) or set maxmem(see KNOWN ISSUES).

Question/Problem: I get a Blue Screen of death when I boot into Windows XP on my Leopard/XP dual boot.
Answer: If this problem occurs, I am sure you have AHCI enabled. Disable it and it will work. To get AHCI+XP, you must burn the AHCI drivers to a Floppy and install them upon the Windows XP install, (during the "F6 to install third party driver") I believe drivers can be found on INTEL's Site.
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Reccomended Motherboard: Asus P5W DH Deluxe
-All 6 Onboard sata ports work
-Onboard Raid works (even as boot drive)
-Both Pata Ports work (total of 4 pata devices)
-Both Onboard Lan works out of the box
-Audio, 4 channels working (2 ports) and digital works.
-Wireless works.
-DH remote does not work yet.
-Fire Wire/USB work
-I cant think of anything else that DOES NOT work.

*When you get this tutorial to work on your computer, please post your detailed specifications and any tweaks you may have made. I will add any info to this guide to help future members.


I am no longer active, and will not be making any further, large updates to this guide.

(Don't) Feel free to ask me any questions (As I am no longer Active) . PM me, preferably, send me an instant message on REMOVED (AIM). I accept all questions.
Donations would be awesome
Good Luck And Enjoy

UP TO DATE AS OF: 8/12/08 4:27 PM Eastern Standard.