hfs_swap_btnode issue on native boot

[GuyFromCanada]

Hello all,

 

I installed Bender's release on my laptop through VMWare (I couldn't get the DVD to boot natively because of the "Still waiting for root device" error). The installation had no errors, but when I tried to reboot natively, I got this error:

 

 

hfs_swap_btnode: invalid record count

hfs_swap_btnode: invalid record count

hfs_swap_btnode: invalid record offset

hfs_swap_btnode: invalid record count

hfs_swap_btnode: invalid record offset

hfs_swap_btnode: invalid record count

panic(cpu caller 0xC0180E8E): unexpected kernel trap, registers:

eax 0x00000000 0

ecs 0x00000000 0

edx 0xda052000 -637198336

ebx 0xda05e110 -637148912

esp 0xda05e110 -637148912

ebp 0xc7ef39d8 -940623400

esi 0x00000000 0

edi 0x00000000 0

eip 0xc02927ad -1071044691

eflags 0x00010246 66118

Debugger called: <panic>

 

(then there's a few similar to this: [if someone needs the rest of the lines, let me know, I jsut don't want to type them all out])

Frame 0xc7ef3928: PC 0xc0124b5c args 0xc033d7a0 0x00000001 0xc7ef3958 0xc7ef3980 _panic + 0x00000154

 

(after those lines...)

ethernet MAC address: 00:00:00:00:00:00

Ip adrress: 0.0.0.0

 

Waiting for remote debugger connection.

kdp_poll: no debugger device

 

I'm running this on an Acer Aspire 5002WLMI Laptop, with an SIS motherboard and Toshiba Hard Drive, partitioned as one large HFS+ partition. The processor is an AMD Turion ML-30 64-bit processor, SSE2 and SSE3 capable.

 

The BIOS doesn't look like I can disable any hardware.

 

I would try to boot it through VMWare in XP again, but during the OS X install, I wiped the hard drive, so when I rebooted, I didn't have Windows anymore. This was my intention, but now I can't bbot in to troubleshoot. Does anyone know how I can fix this? does anyone know of a Live-CD in which I can boot the hard drive using VMWare?

 

Thanks in advance,

GuyFromCanada