help booting up Heckintosh

[Omer1000]

so i started with ideneb lite used the only program i know to boot it from a usb Leopard hd install helper v0.3 it sometimes have some bug like when i press start it takes a second so when its dumping to the usb i try to boot it up on my netbook compaq mini cq10-100 and nothing happen i just see a line blinking and then i tryed iaktos and i does the same thing however.. i tried it on a program called easyBCD which it boots from my hard drive the installtion runs but getting stuck in an error saying: "still wating for root" or something and when i try EasyBCD on iaktos i just restart over and over again so i need help here anyone?

 

one more thing is it possible to duel boot after i install osx?

[pharrari]

this is a long shot in the dark by having a noob helping a noob so lets give it a try! I've been reading a book about hackintoshes by peter baldwin and he suggests using a program called Kabyl Bumby, that worked for me.

 

Also getting waiting on root device, make sure you have your SATA/IDE correctly set, meaning if you have ACHI mode in your bios, set it to that setting. Sometimes using another install works. Before finding another kernel to use the boot disk that was suggested and you'll get a screen that asks for an option such as using -v, press escape and then you'll get another screen, that is when you swap your boot disk for the particular release/kernel you're using. Let the DVD think, when its done reading, press enter. Now you'll get another screen asking for options, press f8 and use the flag -v. Look for this line, BSDroot: disk1s3 if you get that far, at least you know you're computer is going to accept the hackintosh.

 

While this helps you or not, that will at least shed some light to some users. Maybe I should do a youtube video? HAHA!

[Omer1000]

this is a long shot in the dark by having a noob helping a noob so lets give it a try! I've been reading a book about hackintoshes by peter baldwin and he suggests using a program called Kabyl Bumby, that worked for me.

 

Also getting waiting on root device, make sure you have your SATA/IDE correctly set, meaning if you have ACHI mode in your bios, set it to that setting. Sometimes using another install works. Before finding another kernel to use the boot disk that was suggested and you'll get a screen that asks for an option such as using -v, press escape and then you'll get another screen, that is when you swap your boot disk for the particular release/kernel you're using. Let the DVD think, when its done reading, press enter. Now you'll get another screen asking for options, press f8 and use the flag -v. Look for this line, BSDroot: disk1s3 if you get that far, at least you know you're computer is going to accept the hackintosh.

 

While this helps you or not, that will at least shed some light to some users. Maybe I should do a youtube video? HAHA!

hay thanks for the fast respond first thing: im using an compaq netbook and i looked all over my bios and havent found something about SATA/IDE just the boot and thing i dont know about. another thing all i can do when i manage to boot ideneb i can only do -v to dignose or just see the white screen with apple logo telling me there is an error