My Computer Specs:
Motherboard: Abit IS7
BIOS: 6.00 PG (03/30/05)
Chipset: Intel Springdale i865PE
Memory: 1 GB x2 PC3200 DDR (2 GB)
Video Card: eVGA 6800 GT (256MB)
Optical Drive: LITE-ON SOHW-1673S
Hard Drive #1 - Western Digital 36 GB / 10,000 RPM / SATA
This is used for my Windows installation
Hard Drive #2 - Seagate 160 GB / 7,200 RPM / SATA
This is used to store my music
Hard Drive #3 - Seagate 250 GB / 7,200 RPM / IDE
This is used to store all my ISOs, EXEs, and so on
Hard Drive #4 - Western Digital 37 GB / 7,200 RPM / IDE
This is where I install all my Windows applications
Hard Drive #5 - 80 GB / 7,200 RPM / IDE
This is where I WANT to install Mac OS X Leo., and I already have Fedora 9 installed. It is partitioned into two separate 40 GB partitions.
Windows XP Professional is installed.
Fedora 9 is installed.
I want to install Mac OS X Leo.
As for my problem:
I burned the disc just fine, and boot up with just fine. The problem comes when the first time I booted up and did the whole -v thing. It worked, and I no problem getting the the GUI part of the installation. From there I couldn't figure out how to just use the one partition that I wanted. So I exited out early and booted up Windows, and messed around in the Disk Management. After that when I try to boot back up with the disk the installer freezes up on the text part. Here is what I get:
AppleIntelPIIXPATA: 80-conductor cable not detected on secondary channel
I get this error two times on my screen one right on top of the other.
Resetting IOcatalogue.
Matching service count = 0
I get this "error" (if it is one) five times one on top of another.
Jul 21 04:48:06 localhost kextd[47]: root filesystem is read-only; skipping kernel link data generation
SAM Multimedia: READ or WRITE failed, SENSE_KEY = 0x06, ASC = 0x29, ASCQ = 0x00
Jul 21 04:49:23 localhost diskarbitrationd[44]: CoreRAIDServer [43]:23555 not responding
FREEZE RIGHT HERE
If anyone can help me out I would be most greatful. I will keep messing around with it, but I really have tried everything I could think of.
4 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 21 July 2008 - 04:04 PM
#2
Posted 21 July 2008 - 04:25 PM
Noxious89, on Jul 21 2008, 05:04 PM, said:
My Computer Specs:
Motherboard: Abit IS7
BIOS: 6.00 PG (03/30/05)
Chipset: Intel Springdale i865PE
Memory: 1 GB x2 PC3200 DDR (2 GB)
Video Card: eVGA 6800 GT (256MB)
Optical Drive: LITE-ON SOHW-1673S
Hard Drive #1 - Western Digital 36 GB / 10,000 RPM / SATA
This is used for my Windows installation
Hard Drive #2 - Seagate 160 GB / 7,200 RPM / SATA
This is used to store my music
Hard Drive #3 - Seagate 250 GB / 7,200 RPM / IDE
This is used to store all my ISOs, EXEs, and so on
Hard Drive #4 - Western Digital 37 GB / 7,200 RPM / IDE
This is where I install all my Windows applications
Hard Drive #5 - 80 GB / 7,200 RPM / IDE
This is where I WANT to install Mac OS X Leo., and I already have Fedora 9 installed. It is partitioned into two separate 40 GB partitions.
Windows XP Professional is installed.
Fedora 9 is installed.
I want to install Mac OS X Leo.
As for my problem:
I burned the disc just fine, and boot up with just fine. The problem comes when the first time I booted up and did the whole -v thing. It worked, and I no problem getting the the GUI part of the installation. From there I couldn't figure out how to just use the one partition that I wanted. So I exited out early and booted up Windows, and messed around in the Disk Management. After that when I try to boot back up with the disk the installer freezes up on the text part. Here is what I get:
AppleIntelPIIXPATA: 80-conductor cable not detected on secondary channel
I get this error two times on my screen one right on top of the other.
Resetting IOcatalogue.
Matching service count = 0
I get this "error" (if it is one) five times one on top of another.
Jul 21 04:48:06 localhost kextd[47]: root filesystem is read-only; skipping kernel link data generation
SAM Multimedia: READ or WRITE failed, SENSE_KEY = 0x06, ASC = 0x29, ASCQ = 0x00
Jul 21 04:49:23 localhost diskarbitrationd[44]: CoreRAIDServer [43]:23555 not responding
FREEZE RIGHT HERE
If anyone can help me out I would be most greatful. I will keep messing around with it, but I really have tried everything I could think of.
Motherboard: Abit IS7
BIOS: 6.00 PG (03/30/05)
Chipset: Intel Springdale i865PE
Memory: 1 GB x2 PC3200 DDR (2 GB)
Video Card: eVGA 6800 GT (256MB)
Optical Drive: LITE-ON SOHW-1673S
Hard Drive #1 - Western Digital 36 GB / 10,000 RPM / SATA
This is used for my Windows installation
Hard Drive #2 - Seagate 160 GB / 7,200 RPM / SATA
This is used to store my music
Hard Drive #3 - Seagate 250 GB / 7,200 RPM / IDE
This is used to store all my ISOs, EXEs, and so on
Hard Drive #4 - Western Digital 37 GB / 7,200 RPM / IDE
This is where I install all my Windows applications
Hard Drive #5 - 80 GB / 7,200 RPM / IDE
This is where I WANT to install Mac OS X Leo., and I already have Fedora 9 installed. It is partitioned into two separate 40 GB partitions.
Windows XP Professional is installed.
Fedora 9 is installed.
I want to install Mac OS X Leo.
As for my problem:
I burned the disc just fine, and boot up with just fine. The problem comes when the first time I booted up and did the whole -v thing. It worked, and I no problem getting the the GUI part of the installation. From there I couldn't figure out how to just use the one partition that I wanted. So I exited out early and booted up Windows, and messed around in the Disk Management. After that when I try to boot back up with the disk the installer freezes up on the text part. Here is what I get:
AppleIntelPIIXPATA: 80-conductor cable not detected on secondary channel
I get this error two times on my screen one right on top of the other.
Resetting IOcatalogue.
Matching service count = 0
I get this "error" (if it is one) five times one on top of another.
Jul 21 04:48:06 localhost kextd[47]: root filesystem is read-only; skipping kernel link data generation
SAM Multimedia: READ or WRITE failed, SENSE_KEY = 0x06, ASC = 0x29, ASCQ = 0x00
Jul 21 04:49:23 localhost diskarbitrationd[44]: CoreRAIDServer [43]:23555 not responding
FREEZE RIGHT HERE
If anyone can help me out I would be most greatful. I will keep messing around with it, but I really have tried everything I could think of.
By the way I am getting the exact same error on my laptop when installing iatkos 4---its a toshiba p700, tried burning on different burners etc, please let me know if you get this sorted,
Thanks
Al
By the way I am getting the exact same error on my laptop when installing iatkos 4---its a toshiba p700, tried burning on different burners etc, please let me know if you get this sorted,
Thanks
Al
#3
Posted 21 July 2008 - 04:50 PM
#4
Posted 13 February 2010 - 05:13 PM
i put a brand new ASUS IDE cable on dvd and hard drive and it worked fine
#5
Posted 03 February 2012 - 10:22 PM
wonder what version of leo dvd was used?
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