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First off, here's my hardware:

 

CPU: Intel P4 2.4Ghz SSE2, SSE3, etc.

Motherboard: Intel D865GLC

GPU: nVidia 7600gs AGP

Network: Integrated Intel Pro/100 VE

 

If any other hardware info is useful, let me know and I'll post it.

 

Problem:

 

I installed iATKOS v7 several times, customizing the options at least five or six times before I finally got OSX to boot. Once it booted, it seemed to work fine, except that I had no sound. Then, I downloaded the new version of Safari and then rebooted as it instructed. Bad idea, after the reboot the network adapter was no longer showing up and I had no network access. So, I tried booting back off the iATKOS disc and selecting the Intel network adapter again to try to get it to work. Now, OSX won't boot at all, it just loads the screen with the Apple logo and stops.

 

Basically, I want to do a new, clean install to try to get this to work right on the first try. Anyone willing to help me by telling me what optional components I need to select to get this to work the first install? I would greatly appreciate any assistance, this is my first time working with OSX. Thanks in advance. :thumbsup_anim:

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The secret of an easy install is to select as few components as possible. Select the one you are definitely sure about. If even slightest sign of doubts - do not select it.

I usually select only the kernel and EFI bootloader (if a fresh install). That's all! You can probably do the same.

It is better to deal with working system then installing components (same applies to Windows). By installing one by one one can easily locate possible problems.

The secret of an easy install is to select as few components as possible. Select the one you are definitely sure about. If even slightest sign of doubts - do not select it.

I usually select only the kernel and EFI bootloader (if a fresh install). That's all! You can probably do the same.

It is better to deal with working system then installing components (same applies to Windows). By installing one by one one can easily locate possible problems.

 

I see, thanks. I'll give it a shot and post back with results.

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