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That, my friend, is called a Kernal Panic. And it means you won't be able to do anything past that point with the settings you are using. If you are booting off the CD, try a different CD, or try different booting settings. Such as, "-x" or "cpus=1" or something along those lines. If you are booting into OS X without the CD then definietly use "-x" and see if that helps.

 

Also, please post your computer specs so we can help you out more.

That, my friend, is called a Kernal Panic. And it means you won't be able to do anything past that point with the settings you are using. If you are booting off the CD, try a different CD, or try different booting settings. Such as, "-x" or "cpus=1" or something along those lines. If you are booting into OS X without the CD then definietly use "-x" and see if that helps.

 

Also, please post your computer specs so we can help you out more.

 

OK, i've tried those and it still doesn't work.

 

Do you think if i got a different version like 10.5.1 it might work? I've never done this before so i don't know ;)

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