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ok so i followed this guideon my current pc with the exact same bootcd and chameleon thing as on this page (used the links provided)

http://www.osxlatitude.com/how-to-install-snow-leopard-on-your-amd-system/

msi 870a fuzion with amd 770 chipset

msi hd6950 2gb

evga 9800gt 1gb and all SATA HDD and all SATA DVD drives

 

i can install the OSX 10.6.3 and can also boot it the first time with the dvd provided but after i install chameleon and restart i get this error

 

boot0: GPT

boot0: test

boot0: test

boot0: error

 

now i followed all the instruction for the chameleon so i must be doing the restarting wrong

 

when i restarst from the apple icon on top right it says restarting in 60sec but i click restarting anyways and

 

after a couple of secon a black screen with white letter says "unmounting done: you can reboot the system"

so since nothing happen after that i basically turn off the pc (shut down manually) and start it back up again

 

 

so am i doing this wrong or what (one of the other reasons i do this is becasue the guide says to take out the modcd once chameleon is installed, but i can eject my cd drive during the black screen so i do this

 

should i wait a bit longer during the black screen or is it some other problem

 

http://www.hackint0sh.org/installation-213/software-problems-osx-408093.htm#post980073

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so once i resinstall the mac i should install chemelon wizard and ####### and see if it work and if i get the error than follow the procedure above

 

and where would idownload the chemeleon standalone installer

 

sorry i am new to this but will try later once i get homw from work

Edited by Alessandro17
Please do not discuss tonymac tools. Read the rules!!!

You don't need to re-install. Just use the boot disk.

 

Once booted into OS X install Chameleon Wizard. You can download and install chameleon through chameleon wizard.

 

I would suggest you apply your kexts/patches manually rather than relying on a piece of software downloaded from some commercial OS X 86 website.

A great place to find kexts is osx86.net.

 

After installing, removing or modifying any kexts make sure you run kext utility or similar.

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