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Hey, I installed iDeneb v1.3 onto my sata drive, and I can only make it boot when the install disc is inside the drive.

 

When the disc is *inside* the drive, the disc bootloader apparently boots the hard drive install if I don't hit any key.

 

When the disc is *not* inside the drive, the BIOS jumps to the next drive. If there's nothing else, it just says something like "no bootable disc".

 

I've played with IDE vs AHCI modes, I've even tried legacy mode. I've tried leaving the chipset field blank or selecting it. I've tried installing chameleon myself using the chameleon installer (from within leopard). Nothing works. Any suggestions as to the possible issue?

 

My hardware is as follows:

 

Badaxe2

1.5TB Seagate Barracuda - SATA

SATA DVD drive

 

Thank you in advance for any help, this issue is very frustrating!

Hey,

 

I'm sure i remember having this problem once, and i seem to recall having to boot into the OSX Install program, open a terminal window and run something which made the drive bootable, i can't for the life of me remember the command though.

 

Sorry that's not much help, its a start though.

  • 1 month later...

This same problems is with me too... But

I have a Kalyway 10.5.2 Installed on my SATA HDD with Inter Core2 Quad Q6600.. Everything went just fine.. Including Installation.

But enabled the stupid 'Time Machine' to see the fun. and the real fun is happening now.

The OS X won't boot without keeping my Installation DVD inside. If there is no DVD inside the drive, It will show a blinking cursor.

If I keep Install DVD without hitting any Key, OS will boot normally.

Enabling 'Time Machine' will not edit the boot flag I think. But something happened in background.

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