how to install mac os x on amd having a lot of trouble

[aoipanic]

ok so my i built my pc it has a

 

AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Proessor 5200+ 2.70GHz

2 gigs of ram DDR2

windows 7 32bits

biios are phenix

and a NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT 1gb

and a 160gb hard drive

 

i few days ago i downloaded one of ideneb's mac os x snow leopard install disck, downloaded the file burnt it to my a dvd and booted from it, i installed it with trying to guess the customize thingy to for the fixes or patches.

 

firs atempt i got a message on the monitor saying frequency out of range

second attempt, got to the logo screen with the time spinning and then a little circle with a cross inside of it

third attempt i got a message with lots of langauges.

 

im really new to this and don't know how to really install it... i dont' know if i need fixes for my hardware or not

 

i would like some help on how to install it on my pc because i really wish to have a mac but can't afford one thanks and i appreciate any help. (:

[rlf]

ok so my i built my pc it has a

 

AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Proessor 5200+ 2.70GHz

2 gigs of ram DDR2

windows 7 32bits

biios are phenix

and a NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT 1gb

and a 160gb hard drive

 

i few days ago i downloaded one of ideneb's mac os x snow leopard install disck, downloaded the file burnt it to my a dvd and booted from it, i installed it with trying to guess the customize thingy to for the fixes or patches.

 

firs atempt i got a message on the monitor saying frequency out of range

second attempt, got to the logo screen with the time spinning and then a little circle with a cross inside of it

third attempt i got a message with lots of langauges.

 

im really new to this and don't know how to really install it... i dont' know if i need fixes for my hardware or not

 

i would like some help on how to install it on my pc because i really wish to have a mac but can't afford one thanks and i appreciate any help. (:

1. What motherboard do you have?

2. Do you know what version of iDeneb you have?

3. When the DVD first asks you to press <Enter> to boot the DVD, instead, press F8. You should see a command prompt.

Type: -v -x and then press <Enter>

 

The -v puts the boot into verbose mode where you should see messages about what is happening. Report on what it says when it hangs. If it says something about a "panic", then after that will be a block of numbers and then a mention of a "backtrace". Report on what comes after the "backtrace".

 

The -x puts the boot into safe mode. This will eliminate loading some unnecessary drivers which may be causing problems.