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hi there,

 

Still relatively new to this whole MacOSX on common hardware thing, but hey at least I managed to install iDeneb 1.6 and get it up and running, typing this on Leopard right now :)

 

The problem is during heavy IO I get random KP's related to the IOATAFamily kext. Somewhere I found that the best way to work around this is by not replacing the kext but by using a custom DSDT.aml for your specific hardware. So after some trial and error that's what I did: I now have a working /Extra/DSDT.aml file and verified that Chameleon is using it. However simply importing my music folder from external storage into iTunes gives a KP rather quickly ;)

 

Anybody any tips?

 

Hardware:

 

Asus P5N-T Deluxe MB (nVidia 780i chipset)

dual Asus 8800GT 512 GPU's

dual Samsung F1 750GB SATA HDD's

dual Samsung F2 1TB SATA HDD's

Samsung F1 1TB SATA HDD connected through eSATA

Sandisk Cruzer Contour 8GB U3 flashdrive

Aopen 20x IDE DVD burner

NEC 20x SATA DVD burner

4GB Corsair Dominator 1066 DDR2

 

Software:

 

iDeneb v1.6 (Leopard 10.5.8)

Voodoo 0.9.5 kernel (others won't boot)

10.5.5 seatbelt kext (otherwise KP as soon as a dmg gets mounted)

NforceATA from iDeneb DVD (the second one)

NforceLan 0.64.3

Nvidia_darwin hack for my 8800GT (from iDeneb DVD)

custom DSDT created with DSDT Patcher

So I seem to have fixed the problem: setting maxmem=3072

 

I don't understand this, wasn't the 4GB problem of NforceATA fixed long before? So does anybody have a (link to) kext for nforce ata that is a. reliable and b. doesn' t have the 4GB problem?

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