Ciao ragazzi sono nuovo del forum e purtroppo anch'io sono uno sfortunato possessore di una P5K
Vi riporto la mia esperienza con la ToH Rc2 :
Son riuscito ad installare senza nessun problema disattivando l'audio integrato e il controller jmicron . ( masterizzatore dvd sata installato sulla porta rossa )
Purtroppo anch'io senza cd ( come per 7stars ) il pc non boota anche seguendo la procedura :
cd /usr/misc/
./script.sh VOLNAME
mi da una serie di errori p35 e niente boot
cercando ho trovato un'altro procedura ( purtroppo nn l'ho ancora provata )
omehow, The Leopard Installation process does no make the partition bootable. You need to do this yourself (working on a fix). Within Leopard:
Open DiskUtils (applications > Utilities)
Click on the Leopard Partition and click Info
Write down what disk it is: diskXsx (example Disk0s1)
Close DiskUtils
· Open up terminal. This is what you do (quoted text is what terminal will show after the commands you enter):
sudo cp /Volumes/PATCHER/files/i386/boot1h /usr/standalone/i386/ (replace if prompted)
sudo fdisk -e /dev/rdiskX ( replace X and x with the disk/partition you wrote down above)'
fdisk: 1> update
'Machine code updated.'
fdisk:*1> f 1
'Partition 1 marked active.'
fdisk:*1> w
'Device could not be accessed exclusively.'
A reboot will be needed for changes to take effect. OK? [n] y
'Writing MBR at offset 0.'
fdisk: 1> q
Reboot computer again with DVD.. boot the DVD.
After welcome and Language.. from Utilites
Open DiskUtils
Click on the Leopard Partition and click Info
Write down what disk it is on: diskXsx (example Disk0s1 could have changed from above)
Now click the Unmount button
Close DiskUtil and open Terminal
· Ok, now lets put the file “boot1h” in the beginning of the partition: In terminal, type:
cd /Volumes/PATCHER/i386 folder
Then type this:
dd if=boot1h of=/dev/rdiskXsx bs=512 count=1 (replace X's with disk you wrote down above
** if you get error of no dd that is ok.. move on)
· Now, lets run the startup tool to embed the boot code:
cd /Volumes/PATCHER/files and then type this:
startupfiletool -v /dev/rdiskXsx boot
· And last, lets give the pope’s blessing to the partition:
bless -device /dev/diskXsx -setBoot –verbose
Reboot and take the DVD drive out. Upon reboot you'll see a blinkinb _ wait for a few seconds, then it should startup on it's own.
YOU'RE DONE!
Appena riuscirò a provarla vi farò sapere
Grazie a tutti per i consigli nei post precendenti per l'istallazione di osx