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Once again XxX delivers in spades.

 

I first encountered XxX for 10.4.10, there were a few issues getting it working

on my own particular rig, had a few conversations with people on here, including

XxX and low and behold all has been working for well over a year.

 

My Rig:

 

Gigabyte 965P-DS3 + Intel Core2Duo 6700

8 Gig DDR2 667 (4 x 2gig)

3 Sata2 HDD's (Samsung 1tb, Hitatchi 320, cant remember the third, only small).

1 Sata2 DVD/CD Reader/Writer

NVidia 7900 GT

Dual Monitors (1 CRT + 1 LCD)

 

As it was Christmas and I had some downtime available to me so decided to back

up, clean a disk, then install 10.5.6, I was about due for an upgrade.

 

I downloaded XxX 10.5.6, I burned it to DVD, I stuck it in the drive and rebooted.

(incidentally here I also switched the drive order so the blank drive was now first).

 

I formatted via diskutils, I installed (picked all of the relevant components, azalia,

nvidia inject, jmicron and a couple of other bits and bobs). It installed and rebooted,

in then sucked over all of my 10.4.10 stuff from the other drive, one final reboot,

job was a good'un! All running, everything ported over from my 10.4.10 installation

including all my apps and email. I've attached an image of it all running.

 

So from me, this is a hearty thank you to the XxX team!! And an extremely strong

recommendation from me for the distribution.

 

Have a great 2009 everyone!!!

 

iNC.

 

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Thanks here too for this release.

Only thing not working (yet) is the audio... My MB is a ConRoe945G-DVi, I've followed this guide: http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index.ph...e945G-DVi#Audio, but no joy.

 

Any ideas BlackCH?

 

 

EDIT - Scratch that, audio is now working fine.

 

One thing is upon boot, the OS doesn't start up by itself, I have to press enter/return (on boot, it reaches the boot options, -v -x etc and waits). How can I fix this to boot with the usual 5 sec timeout?

 

EDIT 2 - Fixed that timeout thing.

 

Thanks again BCH.

I checked and it wasn't as you kindly pointed out, I was used to using VLC under 10.4.10 so didn't even think to check it, I have now installed the fix and I now have the OSX DVD player working an absolute treat!

 

So now, I am even more happy :) Well done dude, thanks very much!!

 

Dave.

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