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does anybody know a way to fix this thing with Leopard and AMD systems with 4Gb of ram!? been using maxmem=2048 flag in order to keep the system stable...

thanks in advance...

 

What MB are you using???!!

 

I remember this issue coming up due to the JMicron controller on some boards... (deactivate it or change kext)

Also use AHCI ....

 

all 4 now,

ninetto

two options I know of:

 

1 - Get rid of all IDE devices from you system and use only SATA, then put the mobo's io controllers into AHCI mode, turn off all legacy IDE modes. With this you can keep full 4GB support.

 

2 - Limit the maxmem parameter to something under 3.5ish GB. I had mine set to 3456 for a long time and working fine because I found out that the IDE drivers in OSX are the culprit. Some people reported they needed to go a tad lower than that, like 3300ish.

thanks for the input guys.... to Dewdman42: my Bios doesn't have AHCI mode, i looked for it everywhere but the i found the my nForce chipset doesn't have it... I'll try different memory flags though.... I'll post back results... thanks again

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two options I know of:

 

1 - Get rid of all IDE devices from you system and use only SATA, then put the mobo's io controllers into AHCI mode, turn off all legacy IDE modes. With this you can keep full 4GB support.

 

2 - Limit the maxmem parameter to something under 3.5ish GB. I had mine set to 3456 for a long time and working fine because I found out that the IDE drivers in OSX are the culprit. Some people reported they needed to go a tad lower than that, like 3300ish.

 

THANK YOU! Disabled memory remapping and onboard IDE, now runs with maxmem=3584. Tested converting avi to dvd with VisualHub. System would freeze before after a few minutes. Now works!

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