ACPI kernel panic

[Pozican]

Well here is the topmost error

 

panic(cpu 0 caller 0xC038C9D3): Unable to find driver for this platform: "ACPI".

Debugger called: <panic>

 

 

I'm not quite sure what to do -- I tried disabling ACPI via my bios, but there wasn't an option to.

 

Using 10.4.3 8F1099 w/ maxxuss patch 1.1a

 

CPU supports SSE, SSE2, and SSE3

 

Any ideas?

[beufreecasse]

Well here is the topmost error

 

panic(cpu 0 caller 0xC038C9D3): Unable to find driver for this platform: "ACPI".

Debugger called: <panic>

I'm not quite sure what to do -- I tried disabling ACPI via my bios, but there wasn't an option to.

 

Using 10.4.3 8F1099 w/ maxxuss patch 1.1a

 

CPU supports SSE, SSE2, and SSE3

 

Any ideas?

 

hi, i've got the same problem!!!

Could someone help us?

thanks a lot

[Pozican]

I've heard that reburning fixes it

 

I simply used a diff patch on the orig file, and it got past that -- unfortunatly now I get a weird screen

 

 

>Find it here<

[Guest]

Boot with platform=x86pc

[beufreecasse]

hi!

x86pc doesn't work!

thanks

[siriusdarius]

edit your .vmk with a notepad and add the line acpi.present = "FALSE"

(i found it on www.vmware.com)

[zfire89]

i also have this problem, has anyone found a way to solve this

[johnnyremote]

Hi

 

Try this.

 

Press F8 to go into advanced options.

Then type platform=ACPI:X86PC

 

Hope it helps?

[macgirl]

You can tyoe ono of the two options.

 

platform=ACPI

or

platform=X86PC

 

BTW some extensions needed for X86PC are not present in 10.4.3

[simian]

i also have this problem, has anyone found a way to solve this

 

Okay, try this: Go to http://win2osx.net/wiki/index.php/10-4-3-8F1111 and download the extensions.mkext file. Go through Transmac (if you don't have it, search for it via Google, and download the trial) and delete the extensions.kext folder and replace the mkext with the one downloaded. You should be able to boot that in VMWare.

 

Before you do this, make a copy of the iso file so you can go back if it doesn't work.

 

Good luck

 

--jake

[lorian]

Okay, try this: Go to http://win2osx.net/wiki/index.php/10-4-3-8F1111 and download the extensions.mkext file. Go through Transmac (if you don't have it, search for it via Google, and download the trial) and delete the extensions.kext folder and replace the mkext with the one downloaded. You should be able to boot that in VMWare.

 

i have the same problem i guess and neither of these works.

i replaced the extensions.mkext, tried platform=x86pc switch.

i get the same acpi kernel panic both in vmware and native.

i use the nonx kernel.

 

i have fujitsu-siemens w600, i965, nvidia gfx (tried also onboard i915

on another fjs w620) an 3.2Ghz P4 HT.

 

any idea?

 

thank you.