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Hi everyone,

I have bought a ne PC and this is the list of my hardware:

CPU: Intel Core Duo 2 E6600

VGA: ATI (Gigabyte) RADEON X1650

MotherBoard: Gigabyte 6-Quad (GA-965p-DQ6)

RAM: 2 GB DDR II KingStone

HardDisk: Maxtor SATA II 320 GB

I had installed Mac OS X x86 10.4 on my old pc but the same DVD does not run setup on my new pc! :)

It comes up to the gray screen with the Apple logo in the middle, the circle starts to turn but after a while a gray little cross apeares on the Apple logo and the setup does not continue it's job!

Please help! I have bought a US Robotic Modem to be able to us the Mac OS X x86 completely but it doesn't work!

 

Please help! ;)

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SATA and 'Still waiting for root device' has been discussed often on the forum. The installation DVD does not support your SATA controller. That doesn't mean that we haven't got it working with OS X, just the installation DVD.

 

First you have to research your motherboard and see if SATA is supported at all. If yes, then you are luck. Now there are two options.

 

Put in a PATA drive, install on that, and clone it over.

 

See if someone has released a PPF patch for your chipset.

 

There is always hope, I had that situation. If you don't find anything specifically about your motherboard, then find the controller chipset and look that up. If you don't find anything there... then you may be out of luck for now.

 

Stephen

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