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Laberlohe

Laberlohe

Member Since 04 Sep 2009
Offline Last Active Dec 04 2012 12:26 AM
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In Topic: Asus 1201N Installation and support

12 August 2011 - 02:10 PM

one more question for I have 1201NL netbook processor Atom N270.

The N270 is a single core Atom. Try to boot with kernel flag "cpus=1".

In Topic: Asus 1201N Installation and support

11 August 2011 - 08:28 PM

I've done the process on a Dell Mini 9 with Snow Leopard 10.6.7 an the new tool "boot maker 1.0.0".
Unfortunately I haven't yet my Asus 1201N because i bought it from second hand and it is "on the road" to come here.
But the installation over an 8Gb USB stick went right (i think) because it says "succesfully installed".
Now I wait my PC and then i'll post if all went good (or bad ;) )


Running on an ASUS P5Q-LE powered Hack (10.6.8) the Boot Maker 1.0. takes a few minutes - without any change to the USB key. Checking main HD shows a hidden temp folder... Can it be that any harm is done to my current installation (HackPro)?

But the 1201n is a fierce little machine - unlike my former Lenovo S10 (1st Gen)

In Topic: Asus 1201N Installation and support

11 August 2011 - 07:32 PM

colud you do me a favour and check after mounting InstallESD.dmg if u have a file called BaseSystem.dmg?


I have:
/Applications/Install Mac OS X Lion.app/Contents/SharedSupport/InstallESD.dmg/BaseSystem.dmg
So the answer shoud be: yes.

Dunno if it matters, but preparation can be done on any Mac or Hack?

In Topic: Asus 1201N Installation and support

11 August 2011 - 06:50 PM

Ahoi crazyjuice,

first: many thanks for your install-tool.

Unfortunately it doesn't work - I think I'm too stupid...

Because I don't know the reason why the preparation of the usb key failed, I attached my error log. Maybe you or a tester can see my mistake?

Cheers,

Laberlohe

Edit: Seems to work on the 1201n itself (running bare 10.6.0 system without any additional kext or bootloader). Maybe there is a problem with the 3 physical (and 7 logical) disks in my HackPro - or the NTFS-driver for the WIN-partition...

In Topic: Update 10.6.5 Kernel Panic!

08 February 2011 - 12:33 PM

Moin Richi,

ich denke mal die kexte in /Extra/Extensions brauchst du alle. In /System/Libary/Extensions habe ich selbst ein wenig ausgemistet - alle ATI und nVidia-kexte gelöscht, die SCSIs, ... Du solltest nur keine geladenen (also aktiven) Kexte löschen (diese siehst Du via kextstat) sowie Enabler-Kexte (diese mit gesunden Menschenverstand prüfen).

Nachdem ausmisten müßte dann wieder der Kext-Chache neuerstellt werden (also die mkext).

Vielleicht gibt es noch eine komfortablere Lösung, falls Du etwas findest, wäre eine kurze Rückmeldung sehr nett.

Oh, bevor Du mit dem LÖschen beginnst solltest ein komplettes Backup machen (TimeMachine) um ggf. doch benötigte Kext wiederherstellen zu können.

Gruß

Laberlohe
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