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Hey guys,

 

I'm trying to install 10.5 9A321 on my Core 2 Duo MacBook. (this is my first Leopard installation).

I removed XCode from the DVD image to burn it on a single layer DVD, and when I boot it in verbose mode, it takes a long time on the normal console giving me lots of info.

 

After some time it boots into a aqua-bluey screen with a mouse cursor

and several minutes later (drive still loading/making noises), the console comes back, saying: "halt: halted by root" then something else (gone too fast to read) and then the MacBook shuts down.

 

Do you have any suggestions what else I could do? Is the DVD I created not OK (or does the fact that it BOOTS exclude that kind of problem)? I disconnected all USB and FireWire drives, keyboard and mouse.

 

Cheers,

hanzoh

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You should, if you have an ipod, restore the DVD with "Disk Utility" on the iPod. Then boot on the iPod (press alt at startup) and install the cat again !

Last time i use a build, i had to install it twice.

 

Hope it can help you.

By the way, if you could PM me where you find it and how can i grab it it will be great :)

Edited by thieu75

Does your computer automatically log in?

 

If so, right when you see the blue screen, hold the shift button (make sure to not do this any earlier). Then, when you are hitting the arrow to login, hold shift. This disables all of your login items. Then, once you are logged in, disable any login items through system prefrences --> users --> your user --> login items, and it should work.

Does your computer automatically log in?

 

If so, right when you see the blue screen, hold the shift button (make sure to not do this any earlier). Then, when you are hitting the arrow to login, hold shift. This disables all of your login items. Then, once you are logged in, disable any login items through system prefrences --> users --> your user --> login items, and it should work.

 

I want to INSTALL Leopard on a new Partition, so there aren't any Login items or anything.

Ok, so, have you already installed Leopard? And yeah, you should use the iPod method instead of messing with the DMG.

 

No, just 10.4.8 Tiger on another partition, which doesn't matter, I just want to boot the Leopard installer from the DVD, which then halts as I described before.

 

When I "restore" the dmg to my iPod, do I have to format it with GUID table? How do I have to reset it later, to use it for music again?

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