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Hai!

 

First i will explain my problem:

Everytime i try to install a version of OSX it does'nt work, i tried tiger, leopard and difrent versions of them (8!) and every time i get the same problem, a blinking cursor.

And everytime i get it i try this:

Fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0
update
flag 1
write
quit
reboot

 

What could go wrong? Grafix drivers? Boot 'drivers'?

 

 

My hardware list:

Asus p5wd2 permium

pentium D 805

3 GB ddr2

nVidia 7600GT 265MB

 

What could go wrong?

Is there a versoin witch should work with my PC?

 

My thanks are great :D

 

 

And only 1 HD BTW..

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You need to read for hours and hours to figure most stuff out.

 

You are running a Pentium D -- that means you will NOT be able to use most of the Leopard installs, which will work only with Core2Duo cpu.

 

The original Kalyway 10.5.1 distro should work on your setup -- BUT you must NOT attempt to use the vanilla kernel. DO NOT check vanilla kernel on intall. Read all the posts associated with this distro. You will not be able to update to 10.5.2 or above (due to your Pentium D).

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Fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0

update

flag 1

write

quit

reboot

 

 

Yo bro..you done it wrong...

It should be like this

 

fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0

p -------------> display the partition

f 1 -----------> flags the partition that you want to make as bootable

u ------------> update the value

w ------------> write the value

y ------------> As "YES" after we enter w to confirm the value

q ------------> Quit as we save all the thing we made.

 

Hope that help you..

reboot

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