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well i have a friend an he is deciding to install mac and im trying to help him.

he knows a fair amount of computers yet doesn't know much about osx86.

hes having a similar problem i had and because of that I am definitely sure that it has something to do with the bios and the cpu not supporting the installation.

 

what we are looking for is a bios or a solution to start the installation without it rebooting all the time we try to start the disc boot.

 

his specs are

 

Motherboard: Ga-ma785gm-us2h

Chipset: AMD chipset 785g

RAM: 4 gigs ( didnt tell me much more than that but im sure it probably DDR2 )

CPU: AMD Athlon X2 240 (2.8Ghz)

GPU: ATI Radeon HD 5750

 

The disc we are trying to use is

10.6.2 by hazard.

 

we would have tried to use a normal mac disc but

since he has AMD and mac doesn't like AMD and such :P

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It doesnt. But should work. Any updates on this install. I'm getting this board and am wondering in it's success with Snow Leopard. Specifically the Hazard release. :o

 

-the f00f

 

well actually my install was doing the same when i was installing it on mine and all i had to do is update my bios into a hacked one and it wouldn't reboot no more.

 

Just to add - the GPU is not supported. None of the HD 5xxx cards are supported by Snow Leopard at this moment.

 

i just add this little dash thing ( - )? or is there something to go with it?

 

Edit: lol never mind XD i know what you meant

so its the gpu thats causing this?

 

No it's probably that you need a different kernel like the Chocolate kernel. Search around the forums or Google a bit and I'm sure you'll find it. But I'll tell you now though, unless you replace that GPU with a different one it ain't gonna work.

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