kypdurron5

but you set the bios in a particulary mode??

No. The settings I use for Windows 7 work for 10.6.3. For drive mode I use "AHCI" and not "IDE" Hope that helps. Otherwise I'll need more specific info. Specifically, is your error before installing, or after installing?

Hey, I'm having similar errors. I have a true "hack"intosh though lol, I'm running an i7 930 on a MSI X58M (can't find anyone else using this board) I used kakewalk for gigabyte ex58-ud3r since they have the same lan chipset and everything else seemed to match up other than sound. I deleted the dsdt included with kakewalk since that is for the gigabyte board.

Everything installed great and started up fine including qe/ci and dual screen support on my cheesy 8400gs.

However, whenever I install a program, I'm getting the same panic as the OP. I originally chalked it up to the fact that i upgraded to 10.6.3 on the first install (second screenshot) so I reinstalled and decided to only upgrade to 10.6.2. However, as you can see by the first screenshot I am still experiencing the same KP. It seems to only happen whenever I am installing anything, I can use the internet all day and it will be ok...

Interesting.... At least we've narrowed the scope of the problem to program installs, and not specific to AMD vs. Intel or modded Kernel vs. vanilla.

On a side note- I'm really sick of this "true hackintosh" snobbery. Running OSX on any machine other than an Apple computer= hackintosh. In my opinion, using hardware that differs most from that which is intended is the very essence of the hackintosh concept. Trying to match everything perfectly amounts to nothing more than making a Mac clone. And a more expensive one, at that (vs. similar performance AMD system).

ok but I can not install any version of osx on this mobo ....

If you tell me at what step in the process you're having a problem I may be able to help, but I'm getting the feeling there's too much of a language barrier.

Thanks ....

But anyway I have a version of Leopard installed?

Yes, you will need a version of Leopard installed first. You should try JaS or Kalyway.

I'm sorry but that guide you followed to install Snow on 770ta-ud3?

http://wiki.osx86pro...allation_Guides

It's called "Install Snow Leopard 10.6 on AMD PC Hackintosh"

Would you give me the folder "Extra"?

http://rcpt.yousendi...919f7e8bf0b7d13

Caveats: I'm running Snow Leopard (10.6.3), not Leopard, so I can't guarantee the same files will work under Leo. Make sure you fix all permissions after copying files over. Also, the folder "SystemExtensions" contains extensions I'm using in my /Sys/Lib/Ext folder. The main SATA bus uses the generic AHCI (and I do have my drives set to AHCI mode), while the eSATA bus uses the JMicron. Oh, and you'll need to edit /Extra/smbios.plist with your UUID under "SMUUID" Just for good measure, you may want to add your UUID to /Extra/PlatformUUID.kext/Info.plist as well.