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I've searched the forums and the wiki to a great extent, but have found nothing regarding this issue, or relatively close.

 

ok, so I downloaded JaS's 4.6 DVD, but when trying to boot, I get as far as something along the lines of "superdrive has no kernel dependency" (honestly, I got so frustrated that I quit awhile back and can't recall exactly what it read) and that's it.

the install works fine, but I cannot get it to start no matter what.

I've tried applying all applicable patches and without to no avail

 

laptop - sony vaio vgn-fj170

Pentium M 740

915GM/GMS, 910GML Express

Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-K16D

 

I've seen success with other vaio laptops in the wiki with similar specifications, but I still cannot get this to work no matter how many times I try.

 

if anyone has any suggestions, I'm all ears on this one.

the install works fine, but I cannot get it to start no matter what.

I've tried applying all applicable patches and without to no avail

 

Right beside the "Install" button that you clicked to initiate the installation, there is a "Customize" button that you must first click. Then click the little arrow beside the "patches" item. There you will find the items that BuildSmart suggested above.

Thanks, but I've tried with and without applying patches and still the same effect.

I need the SSE2 patch, so I left that, and the GMA patch, I've done with and without.

Those are the only two that I can recall right now, but I've spent two nights trying every combination that my patience will allow, AMD obviously excluded each time.

Yeah, I've grabbed about three of them because I initially thought that Myzar's was a bad burn (this was before I learned of the whole external vga issue), so I went with JaS and followed the guide posted on this forum covering what might have gone wrong to no avail.

 

It just seems to logically follow (to me, at any rate), that if it can install, it should then run, right?

 

Thanks for your help in all of this because I've spent since about May researching these issues on and off and I'm at a complete loss.

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ok, I gave it another shot with myzar's DVD (with options including: we stole it sucker! script [enabled]; amd enabler [disabled]; and the 10.4.5 update [enabled]) and this is as far as I get -

 

and I paraphrase: USBF: blah blah timestamp AppleUSBUHC[some hex {censored}] :: UIMCheckForTimeouts - Host controller halted, resetting

 

and that's it

 

everything goes swimmingly up until that point.

though, at times it will stop at the reverse dns style com.apple.driver.pioneersuperdrive has no kernel dependency

 

searching for any of these terms results in nothing that's close (USB returns a lot of results on its own) and I'm just still stumped

it's so close, I can taste it

 

ar ;(

oh my god!

I got it working

 

for those of you interested, I had to delete the .kext that was being referenced at boot

the IOUSBF with rm -rf in /Volumes/[your volume id]/system/library/extensions

 

thanks for all of your help!

now I just need wireless :)

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