hanZen Posted July 5, 2006 Share Posted July 5, 2006 Hi, I just had a succesful installation of OSX86 today....for a while! I installed it on the second partition (partition 1) on my first harddrive. On the first partition I run Windows XP! To begin with I could not boot into OSX86 when I used the GRUB bootloader, which I have done for a long time - suddenly if I choose OSX86 after 'Start Grub' it goes back to the bootloader screen!? And I have set the harddrive and partition to the correct numbers in the MENU.LST (the way I have done that millions of times) but now it does not work! I then deleted GRUB and decided to activate the partition where OSX86 was installed, then it booted via the built-in Darwin bootloader - and everything worked perfect (QE/CI, DVI ect) Then I took out the DVD from my drive (the OSX86 installer DVD) and restarted my PC. Then it went into the boot screen with the apple - but after a a few minutes is showed a 'stop sign' just above the apple and it seems to just freez!? What is the best way to boot OSX86? If I choose to boot using the Windows bootloader (with chain0) it gives me an error saying that I'm missing a HAL.dll file!? I then tried to fix it by following a guide from wiki about that specific problem, but that did not help! So I'm quite confussed about how to boot my OSX86!? If I decide to reinstall it on my second harddrive, then how do I make OSX86 boot from that harddrive!? I know it works, but it just seem to f*** up in the booting everytime! Can someone please help me. I have tried to search, and a lot have had problems too, but those fixes/solutions have not worked for me yet!? hanZen Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ricky26 Posted July 5, 2006 Share Posted July 5, 2006 Well. Chain0 is designed to find any 0xAF partions in your PC, methinks. I dont get where HAL.dll comes from, especially when its at boot stage. (No DLLs loaded yet! Try re-downloading chain0, adding the C:\chain0="Mac OS X" line to boot.ini and deleting your old mac partition. Also, does OS X x86 support IDE? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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