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Greets,

I'm trying to go native with my centrino.

All I got is a gray screen, with the a spinning progress monitor. That spinning progress stops after some time, and the boot hangs.

It hangs just when he is entering graphical mode.

At verbose, it hangs after loading AppleTrackpad or AppleACPIDisplay.

I already tried deleting it, but no go. Also deleted ATI drivers, still no go... And also -x, or platforma=x86pc or platform=acpi.

It boots fine from vmware, even if I boot the same physical partition that I'm using to go ntaive.

 

My laptop is:

ASUS W3N

Ati 9700 mobility

1GB ram

1.6 Pentium-M

 

*EDIT* I see this error: Cannot take ownership of EHCI controller.

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Hi there,

 

at last someone with an ASUS-Notebook. Mine hangs either at

display: family specific matching failed or at

VGA: family specific matching failed.

 

I think it's about that damn crappy BIOS ASUS implements in its Notebooks :angry: (ever tried to get ACPI to run under Linux? :unsure:)

 

Well, i'm close to giving up, but if you have ideas, i'd be happy to hear about it.

 

All things i have tried so far:

  • using deadmoo image
  • running in -x -v platform=X86PC "Graphics Mode"="1400x1050x32"
  • deleting TPMACPI.kext
  • adding vendor- & device-ID to ATI9700.kext
  • deleting ATI9700gl...

nothing worked...

 

Asus M6800N

1,5GHz Pentium M Banias

512 MB RAM, 60 GB HDD

ATI Mobility Radeon 9600 (M10), SXGA+ Display

Broadcom Gigabit LAN

 

*EDIT*

@rjtd: The EHCI is part of the USB-System. Try plugging out all of your USB-devices!

Hi there,

 

at last someone with an ASUS-Notebook. Mine hangs either at

display: family specific matching failed or at

VGA: family specific matching failed.

 

I think it's about that damn crappy BIOS ASUS implements in its Notebooks :angry: (ever tried to get ACPI to run under Linux? :unsure:)

 

Well, i'm close to giving up, but if you have ideas, i'd be happy to hear about it.

 

All things i have tried so far:

  • using deadmoo image
     
  • running in -x -v platform=X86PC "Graphics Mode"="1400x1050x32"
     
  • deleting TPMACPI.kext
     
  • adding vendor- & device-ID to ATI9700.kext
     
  • deleting ATI9700gl...

nothing worked...

 

Asus M6800N

1,5GHz Pentium M Banias

512 MB RAM, 60 GB HDD

ATI Mobility Radeon 9600 (M10), SXGA+ Display

Broadcom Gigabit LAN

 

*EDIT*

@rjtd: The EHCI is part of the USB-System. Try plugging out all of your USB-devices!

:P HEUREKA! :D

 

I got it working! I deleted

AppleFPMemDriver.kext

and now it runs fine with ACPI and without -x.

 

IT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THOSE VGA/DISPLAY: FAMILY MATCHIN FAILED :(

 

My suggestion to everyone who afterwards still has problems:

boot into single suser mode (-s) and run

kextload /System/Library/Extensions/*

and take a look where the system hangs up.

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