Yeah, I have a crystal clear picture even when kernel panic occurs. How can I see the console in that situation??
Simple, reboot and then open Console.app. Read through the system logs up until your kernel panic.
Yeah, I have a crystal clear picture even when kernel panic occurs. How can I see the console in that situation??
(and my q6600 is still only showing 2 cores
)
Processor (CPU3, 0x03, 0x00000000, 0x00) {}
Processor (CPU4, 0x04, 0x00000000, 0x00) {}
my dsdt only has set for 2 cpus :
add in these the the dsdt and u be set :Processor (CPU3, 0x03, 0x00000000, 0x00) {} Processor (CPU4, 0x04, 0x00000000, 0x00) {}
-D-
OK, I'll try later to see what happen. I really don't know if my system crash on the long run with 4 GB, but memtest for sure crash it. Did you tried memtest on your system to see what happen, Diabolik? Maybe it's just a problem with that app and nothing happens with normal use.Simple, reboot and then open Console.app. Read through the system logs up until your kernel panic.
I see that you've resolved your problem with NVDarwin, but anyway in a matter of seconds I'll show you my iGPU config in the bios so you can compare.the only fix for sound i've found is using azalia kext and adding the devID to the list
it works, but only 2ch
but better than no sound
Lokoh,
and i have no idea why NVkush or anything else doesn't work on my system
maybe you can tell me your bios settings for the igpu
i upgraded to the 407 bios too
Yes, I did. I think that problem is p45audio don't have the device id of Asus Board ALC1200 in the Kext and that's why don't recognise.For the sound problems when you install the P45 "fix" have you first done this -
"First remove AppleHDA.kext, ALCinject.kext and Azaliaaudio.kext that are there in the extention folder and then install the driver."
AppleHDA_alc888s_3lineout.kext.zip 317.88KB
90 downloads
Figured it out - 9.4.0 kernel, ACPI fix, CPUS=1 fix, boot in -f mode. About to try installing of restore disk
OMGSound problems - just found this file in another thread - claims to give 5.1 sound - anyone want to try it (do not have this board yet - soon!!!)
AppleHDA_alc888s_3lineout.kext.zip 317.88KB 90 downloads
Did you installed Diabolik or Signal64 DSDT??Help
Ok so maybe my eyes are going and I missed something.... I got the unibody 10.5.5 restore installed - installed bootloader, Dsdt on root, reboot to new drive and get Couldnt get HPET panic - I know it is something simple I'm missing - to much reading
I would do step three before two, but I don't know if it change final result.thanks for the reply - I used Diabolik's - All I should have to do is the following right?
Install working OSX from iDeneb on HD 1
Once installed make HD 2 Bootable with Chameleon or PC EFIV9
Install OSX from MBP unibody restore on HD 2
Place Diabolik's DSDT in HD 2's root folder
reboot to HD 2
am I missing something??
Well, now that you're running OS X at least in safe mode, you need to:Hi
Got iDeneb booted and installed with selections JMicron, 9.4.0, both ACPI and CPUS=1 fix, booted in safe mode (-x). Can't boot in -f as 2006C6 says though.
Mobo P5N7A-VM, E2180, 2 GB Crucial RAM and I use an old IDE hard drive. Gone through set up etc. comes the iDeneb desktop.
Thanks to iDeneb, everyone in this forum, special thanks to 2006C6 and anitarium both hinted me to the right direction.
Now I have it running on safe mode, could I start from here to figure out LAN, sound, etc.? Any hints/suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanks!
I would do step three before two, but I don't know if it change final result.
What really matters is that you're forgiving to add: dsmos, disabler and applesmbios.
I recommend you to download Universal OSx86 Installer, and apply to the HD 2 the OSx86 essential package.
For the future, your install method could be once you boot in HD 1:
1) Install OS X to HD2 from unibody disk
2) with Universal OSx86 Installer: apply OSx86 essential package, EFIv9, boot delay of X seconds and you're done.
Well, now that you're running OS X at least in safe mode, you need to:
1) Get Macbook Unibody restore DVD (search the net for a 'NoPE' release)
2) Install it to another drive from your working iDeneb install.
3) Install EFIv9, a disabler, a decrypter and AppleSMBios in the new drive (all can be done with Universal OSx86 Installer with easy).
I would do step three before two, but I don't know if it change final result.
What really matters is that you're forgiving to add: dsmos, disabler and applesmbios.
I recommend you to download Universal OSx86 Installer, and apply to the HD 2 the OSx86 essential package.
For the future, your install method could be once you boot in HD 1:
1) Install OS X to HD2 from unibody disk
2) with Universal OSx86 Installer: apply OSx86 essential package, EFIv9, boot delay of X seconds and you're done.
Well, now that you're running OS X at least in safe mode, you need to:
1) Get Macbook Unibody restore DVD (search the net for a 'NoPE' release)
2) Install it to another drive from your working iDeneb install.
3) Install EFIv9, a disabler, a decrypter and AppleSMBios in the new drive (all can be done with Universal OSx86 Installer with easy).
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