Conclusion - OSx86 Not Compatable...Please Verify

[AshleyRiot]

I'm not only new to this forum but new to Apple and OSX (OSx86).

 

For the past two days I have been trying to install a dual boot on my main machine.

 

After reading the FAQ regarding nforce, I have come to the conclusion that my hardware is not compatable.

 

I am trying to install iDeban OSx86 v10.5.5. I am able to get to the installation screen but unable to mount a disc. I keep getting an error when trying to mount the chosen installation partition.

 

I am installing on a primary drive with allotted space.

 

Here is the problem. I am using an ABIT IN32MAX mobo with nForce 680i.

 

I believe that is the problem because as the FAQ stated there is only support up to 640.

 

Would this cause this error?

 

I am mostly just curious if I am going to have to switch to a different motherboard.

 

I would like someone to verify this is possible .

 

Thank you in advance .

 

Here is the mobo: ABIT IN9 32MAX

[verdant]

I'm not only new to this forum but new to Apple and OSX (OSx86).

 

For the past two days I have been trying to install a dual boot on my main machine.

 

After reading the FAQ regarding nforce, I have come to the conclusion that my hardware is not compatable.

 

I am trying to install iDeban OSx86 v10.5.5. I am able to get to the installation screen but unable to mount a disc. I keep getting an error when trying to mount the chosen installation partition.

 

I am installing on a primary drive with allotted space.

 

Here is the problem. I am using an ABIT IN32MAX mobo with nForce 680i.

 

I believe that is the problem because as the FAQ stated there is only support up to 640.

 

Would this cause this error?

 

I am mostly just curious if I am going to have to switch to a different motherboard.

 

I would like someone to verify this is possible .

 

Thank you in advance .

 

Here is the mobo: ABIT IN9 32MAX

 

First check your BIOS settings against my recommended 680i OS X settings in post #1 of my Pre-Series 7 nForce thread and change to match......also recommend partitioning as MBR......