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Just did a new install of 10.5.7. Easiest yet:

 

GIGABYTE GA-EP45-UD3P P45 775 R - Retail

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16813128358

VGA ASUS EN9500GT TOP/DI/512M RT - Retail

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814121267

CPU INTEL|C2Q Q9400 2.66G 775 45N R - Retail

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16819115131

MEM 2Gx2|OCZ OCZ2P10664GK R - Retail

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16820227298

BLU-RAY DVD ROM LITE-ON|iHES206-08 - Retail

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16827106277

Linksys WMP300N (uses Broadcom chipset in USA, other chipsets elsewhere)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16833124069

(USB Keyboard and Mouse)

(Also, get a good case with a good case fan and a big power supply, I

ran out of sata power with a 350W)

 

Installation:

1. Get iAtkos v7

2. Make sure AHCI is turned on in BIOS

3. Boot with the iAtkos disk

4. Make a partition with Disk Utility

5. Options: Chameleon 2 boot loader, Reaktek R1000 (for built in networking), Broadcom 43xx (for wireless card), NVInject for Video, AHCI

6. Run install

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Update based on a few questions I received. Two things are not working on my install 1. The microphone input 2. CD/DVD burning. However. everything else works and here are more details:

 

-I did enable AHCI in the bios (it was already enabled by default I think) this is mandatory!!

-Lan is enabled and working with Realtek R1000 option (enabled in the installer)

-firewire is enabled but I haven't tested it.

-Voodoo 9.7 kernel

-USB Mouse and Keyboard are working fine.

-Partitioned the drive GPT in two mac partitions case sensitive and journaled. If you want linux to read and write the drives then do not turn journaling on.

-Originally I tried creating a DOS partition and then running a Ubuntu installer to change it to Linux and then install Ubuntu. However, it made my mac partition non-bootable and I had to redo the install.

 

No other options were changed in the install besides the ones I mentioned already. i will have to try another sound driver to see if I can get my Microphone working.

 

-HackinIt

 

 

 

Just did a new install of 10.5.7. Easiest yet:

 

GIGABYTE GA-EP45-UD3P P45 775 R - Retail

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16813128358

VGA ASUS EN9500GT TOP/DI/512M RT - Retail

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16814121267

CPU INTEL|C2Q Q9400 2.66G 775 45N R - Retail

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16819115131

MEM 2Gx2|OCZ OCZ2P10664GK R - Retail

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16820227298

BLU-RAY DVD ROM LITE-ON|iHES206-08 - Retail

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16827106277

Linksys WMP300N (uses Broadcom chipset in USA, other chipsets elsewhere)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx...N82E16833124069

(USB Keyboard and Mouse)

(Also, get a good case with a good case fan and a big power supply, I

ran out of sata power with a 350W)

 

Installation:

1. Get iAtkos v7

2. Make sure AHCI is turned on in BIOS

3. Boot with the iAtkos disk

4. Make a partition with Disk Utility

5. Options: Chameleon 2 boot loader, Reaktek R1000 (for built in networking), Broadcom 43xx (for wireless card), NVInject for Video, AHCI

6. Run install

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Also use this settings for the BIOS (as pointed in http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php...wtopic=174385):

 

BIOS SETTINGS: (by bigpoppa206)

Standard CMOS Features:

1. Change the Date and Time to the correct values as needed

2. Set "Drive A" to "None"

3. Set "Floppy 3 Mode Support" to "Disabledʼ

4. Set "Halt On" to "All, But Keyboard"

Advanced BIOS Features:

1. Set "First Boot Device" to "CDROM"

2. Set "Second Boot Device" to "Hard Disk"

3. Set "Third Boot Device" to "Disabled"

4. Set "HDD S.M.A.R.T. Capability" to "Enabled"

5. Set "Limit CPUID Max. to 3" to "Disabled"

6 Set "No-Execute Memory Protect" to "Enabled"

7. Set "CPU Enhanced Halt (C1E)" to "Enabled"

8. Set "CPU Thermal Monitor 2 (TM2)" to "Enabled"

9. Set "CPU EIST Function" to "Enabled"

10. Set "Virtualization Technology" to "Enabled"

11. Set "Full Screen LOGO Show" to "Disabled"

12. Set "Init Display First" to "PEG"

Integrated Peripherals:

1. Set "SATA AHCI Mode" to "AHCI"

2. Set "SATA Port0-3 Native Mode" to "Enabled"

3. Set "Azalea Codec" to "Auto"

4. Set "Onboard H/W 1394" to "Enabled"

5. Set "Onboard H/W LAN" to "Enabled"

6. Set "Onboard SATA/IDE Device" to "Disabled" - only if you are not using these ports.

7. Set "Onboard Serial Port 1" to "Disabled.

8. Set "Onboard Parallel Port" to Disabled"

9. Set "USB Controller" to "Enabled"

10. Set "USB 1.0 Controller" to "Enabled"

11. Set "USB 2.0 Controller" to "Enabled"

12. Set "USB Keyboard Support" to "Enabled"

13. Set "USB Mouse Support" to "Enabled"

14. Set "USB Storage Function" to "Enabled"

Power Management Setup:

1. Set "ACPI Suspend Type" to "S3(STR)"

2. Set "Soft-Off by PWR-BTTN" to "Instant-Off"

3. Set "PME Event Wake Up" to "Disabled"

4. Set "Power On by Ring" to "Disabled"

5. Set "Resume by Alarm" to "Disabled"

6. Set "HPET Support" to "Enabled"

7. Set "HPET Mode" to "64-bit mode"

8. Set "Power On By Mouse" to "Disabled"

9. Set "Power On By Keyboard" to "Disabled"

10. Set "AC Back Function" to "Soft-Off"

 

Also I enabled the PS/2 vodoo keyboard support in the iAtkos installation. At first I didn't change the BIOS settings and the OSX didn't load... it stopped. But when I followed this Bios setting guide, had no problem at all booting the OSX :) My motherboard is a Gigabyte EP45-UD3L. The Bios is a little bit different, but minimal.

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FYI, just had a question about the SATA ports used. I am using the two GSATA2 ports (dark colored/purple) and not the orange SATA2 ports (there are six of these).

 

-Hack

 

Also, just did an update to 10.5.8 via Software Update (built in apple update). Everything is still fine except for microphone and CD/DVD burning. Sometimes I get funny noise in the sound but a reboot solves that.

 

I have not updated the Airport software due to issues with the wireless controller.

 

-Hack

 

One more thing. You cannot do debugging of iPhone code in XCode with this setup due to issues with the Voodoo Kernel. Major Bummer!

 

-Hack

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Will this bios settings works for a gigabyte ep 45 extreme qx9650 4x2 gskill superpi ram and a ati 4870 512

Wich options should i change in iatkos to make it able to work, i install but it restart inmediatly after installation

 

Thanks ;)

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Great! I still do not have my microphone working so if you get that working then please update the thread with any tips.

 

Thanks!

Hack

 

Hi, I followed this post's instructions, I have everything working except the sound, system profiler shows no sound device, but sound options have headphones and SPDIf etc, but nothing coming out.

as per instructions i left as default which is not the azelia codec, going to try loading that now

 

thanks for the instructions, this is awesome!!!!

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