"You need to restart" etc - first boot after install

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Hi Guys,

 

Seached the forums alot and found alot of relevant topics, but none did hit my exact problem.

 

I get the "You need to restart" etc, during the first boot after the copying of files.

 

-x doesn't fix it, still runs into "You need to...". -x -F results in the same message.

 

Tried -v, and I run into some mDNSResponder[36]: WARNING: sandbox_init error Could not set Mach lookup policy for service com.apple.bsd.dirhelper err=1100, it repeats itself (just with other com.apple stuff). I don't see any Kernel panic here

 

Looked in my extention dir for that AppleIntelCPU thingie, it's not here. I'm looking in the right dir as it's STUFFED with kexts.

 

Rig:

 

ASUS P5N-EM HDMI mobo (nForce 630i / 7100)

Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 CPU at stock clocks

4 gigs of ddr2 mem

1x250 gig sata disk (the only disk in the rig while trying to do this)

nVidia 9600GT graphics

 

Installed the 9.4 kernel, and the inject suitable for 512megs graphics card.

 

 

This should be a pic of where everything just stops.

 

Appreciate any input from you!

 

That could indeed have been nicer.

 

Screenshot

 

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AWS, I'm trying again.

 

This time with the standard 9.5.0 Vanilla kernel

Danish language pack

All application selected.

 

Besides that, no fixes or the like.

 

ACHI is enabled, btw.

 

That did no good.

 

Now, it shows the bootloader, gives a short blink, and reboots. -v doesn't work either.

 

Now I've tried -x -v -s also - no good.

-x alone - no good.

-s alone - no good.

 

Adding the whole package, -x -s -v -F, no go.

 

Update: Installing nvidia chipset driver, along with ihcp fix.

 

Still no go.

 

Using iDeneb 1.3 (10.5.5)

 

Any suggestions?