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This is my first time installing macosx on a pc (i have a macbook) and i am using the ipc 5.6 install.

 

I did the -f on first boot and the -v before the install it installs fine but when the grey apple shops up on the white screen it freezes,

 

my capslock is stuck off and numlock on etc.

 

how do i fix this??

 

my pc is this: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/documen...product=1829045

 

slightly modified with 4gb ram 1tb harddrive partitioned nVidia 9800GT graphics card,

 

if someone could shed some light on this it would be greatly appreciated!

 

Mnkras

This is my first time installing macosx on a pc (i have a macbook) and i am using the ipc 5.6 install.

 

I did the -f on first boot and the -v before the install it installs fine but when the grey apple shops up on the white screen it freezes,

 

my capslock is stuck off and numlock on etc.

 

how do i fix this??

 

my pc is this: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/documen...product=1829045

 

slightly modified with 4gb ram 1tb harddrive partitioned nVidia 9800GT graphics card,

 

if someone could shed some light on this it would be greatly appreciated!

 

Mnkras

 

 

Have you tried booting with -v -x

 

What option did you choose on install (especially which graphics option?)

no i have not tried booting with -v -x and the driver i pick for graphics was

 

nVidia GeForce 9800 GTX the 64 mb driver

 

Boot using -v -x and see where it hangs.

-v Verbose mode displays text during the boot process. It should hang on a particular line. Reply back with this line.

-x Safe Mode will load only the basic kexts.

 

I ask about the graphics drivers because some people choose the wrong driver or multiple drivers and that wil cause problems.

 

If booting with -v -x works then try rebooting with just -v and see where it hangs.

if it hangs with -v -x you can boot using -s and check the log files to see what the last couple of lines say about were in the boot process your system is hanging. logs are in /var/log/ among other places but start there with the system.log

 

Michael

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