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OK, two potential problems.

 

OSX requires a processor to be capable of SSE2 or SSE3 in order to work. You need to verify your processor. Go into Windows, download and run CPU-Z and verify that your processor is capable of SSE2 or SSE3.

 

VMWare is a simulated computer running in Windows. It uses the Windows drivers to get its job done.

 

Your system has nForce4 SATA. OSX doesn't have drivers for the nForce4 SATA controller. So, when you try to boot in OSX, it can't access the drive to read the boot data. That's why it is "waiting root device".

 

Install a PATA drive and install OSX to that. A 20 GB PATA drive should be able to be obtained for next to nothing.

Jas has included a nforce sata driver in 10.4.7 pack and i installed it...

JaS included a hacked VIA ATA driver for VIA and nForce. But I'm pretty sure it is only for nForce3.

 

Very few people have gotten nForce4 SATA to work on OSX and most of those who do suffer from data corruption. Not a good thing.

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