My hackintosh cannot performe any post production rendering process

[amirmah]

Hi there , I successfully installed my hackintosh (iAtKos v.10ir3) and everything is working like a charm .. better and faster than real MACs .. i also downloaded and successfully installed final cut pro , After effects CS3 , photoshop CS3 , Combustion 4 and everything ..... but there is very strange thing ... whenever i try to render my final project on any application ( FCP , AE ,combustion , Mpegstreamer ) it goes thorugh more than half way rendering till everything goes grey and freez asking to restart with several languages. what shall i do ??

 

My 2nd core is enabled in my mobo bios , is that a prob ??

 

my specs : mobo XFX 680i N-force chipset

GFX card XFX fatality

500 GB HDD

4 GB ram

intel core 2 duo 2.4 GHz

[plagueMac]

same here !! :S:S ... any ideas guy how to solve this ??

[sticky_bit]

Thats generally a Kernel Panic, this might be helpful...

 

http://forums.osxfaq.com/viewtopic.php?t=7269

[zarac]

do you have any pata disks in your system?

if you do, is it connected to jmicron onboard controller?

 

if you answered 'yes' to both questions, there's your problem.

 

jmicron controller cannot handle >3 gb ram. it gives panic when memory usage goes over around 3 gb.

 

you can circumvent this problem in three ways:

 

1. startup osx86 with maxmem=3072 from darwin (lame)

2. remove some ram form your system (lame)

3. remove any pata drives, disable pata from bios and delete jmicronata.kext (the only right thing to do)

 

there's a long topic dedicated to this problem here.

[plagueMac]

from where to set this maxmem ??

 

from darwin count down and press F8 and write maxmem=3275 ?? or from motherboard settings ??

[plagueMac]

do you have any pata disks in your system?

if you do, is it connected to jmicron onboard controller?

 

if you answered 'yes' to both questions, there's your problem.

 

jmicron controller cannot handle >3 gb ram. it gives panic when memory usage goes over around 3 gb.

 

you can circumvent this problem in three ways:

 

1. startup osx86 with maxmem=3072 from darwin (lame)

2. remove some ram form your system (lame)

3. remove any pata drives, disable pata from bios and delete jmicronata.kext (the only right thing to do)

 

there's a long topic dedicated to this problem here.

 

well after many shots trying to figure out a solution for my kernel panic problem while rendering .. i figured out that when rendering in .MOV format everything is messed up with this stupied kernel panic error , i tried to render same sequence with MPEG-4 format and every thing went to the end beautifully without any errors , but in fact i do need quicktime format for rendering because sometimes i need to render RGB+Alpha transparent clips for use in another apps .... so ... i appreciate any help about this .. thx in advance