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In Topic: [Help] iatkos l2 on Intel HD 3000 Graphics [Acer 5750 with Customization Sect...
19 June 2012 - 07:46 AM
rlf, on 14 April 2012 - 06:51 PM, said:
Yes, you can use the Terminal program in the install DVD. It will change a couple of commands and you must know the name of your Mac partition. If you don't remember the exact name of the Mac partition, go into Disk Utility and look it up.
Open Terminal
At the prompt,
Reboot -v -f
Open Terminal
At the prompt,
Type: cd "/Volumes/(name of your Mac partition)" <== use the quote marks but not the parentheses Type: ls <== this lists the files and directories If you DON'T see a file named "mach_kernel", you need to try again If you DO see a file named "mach_atom", you need to try again Type: cd System/Library/Extensions Type: mkdir IntelBack Type: mv AppleIntelHD* IntelBack/ Type: mv AppleIntelSNB* IntelBack/
Reboot -v -f
This worked flawlessly and I thank you soooooooo much!
In Topic: Boot0: done
18 June 2012 - 11:39 PM
iFIRE, on 09 June 2012 - 09:48 AM, said:
Try this:
After you convert it to MBR you will have to set the active partition otherwise it won't boot. First of all try to install Chimera, it should work as it does everything necessary for it to boot (install boot0, boot1h and set partition active). If it failed now we'll try this manually to make sure it's done right. First get chameleon's binaries, you may download Chimera and open the package with pacifist and extract them somewhere. Put fdisk440 in the same folder. Then try this in a terminal:
Code:
cd /folder where you extracted the binaries/
Look for your boot partition's identifier (diskXsY):
diskutil list
Get root access:
sudo su
Install boot0 to the MBR:
./fdisk440 -f boot0 -u -y /dev/rdiskX
Install boot1h to the bootsector of the boot partition:
dd if=boot1h of=/dev/rdiskXsY
Copy the file "boot" to the partition:
cp boot /
Set the partition active:
./fdisk440 -e /dev/rdiskX
f Y (from the partition identifier rdiskXsY)
w (write)
q (quit)
Okay I did as you said but I still get this:
Boot0: done
I have almost tried every method. Only one I have not dome and can not do right is the Linux live cd method..
What is exactly wrong here? I forgot to mention try specs:
Asus x53s
I7
750gb hard drive
6gb ddr3
I am willing to try anything as booting from a DVD is super annoying..