10.4.3 8f1099 Reset native, vmware kernel stack fault

[hayroob]

I get the reset problem when i try to boot natively, so I switched to vmware, set it up to install to secondary hard drive, added paevm=true according to maxxuss guides and tried to install from my patched install disc(which had a md5 that checked out). i get a stack fault in kernel mode error no matter what i do. I have tried every combination of boot options i can think of. I have attached pics of my boot sequence i'd appreciate any help

[mortis]

try using the nonx kernel (boot with mach_kernel.nonx)

 

 

I had the same issue until I used this Kernel

 

Everest said my machine nad no NX support although web pages from Intel tells me it shous (penium-m 1.73 533bus)

[hayroob]

try using the nonx kernel (boot with mach_kernel.nonx)

I had the same issue until I used this Kernel

 

Everest said my machine nad no NX support although web pages from Intel tells me it shous (penium-m 1.73 533bus)

 

thought i had tried that but it seems to be a go, so thanks

[indiekiduk]

I have a 2ghz core duo and see this same error. Do I need to use the no NX version also?

[Smyrna]

kinda a noob here how do you go about booting mach_kernel.nonx?

[kristoff]

Here is the solution to the vmware kernel stack problems with OS X 10.4.6 / 10.4.5:

 

Do not use the Myzar or JAS versions. Use this file:

 

MacOSX_10.4.6_GoatsecxDVD

 

Choose 1 processor when booting. No config file modifications necessary.

 

I hope this helps!

[elliptified]

That doesn't work for me.

 

I have a 2GHz CoreDuo also. Runs JaS' 10.4.6 great natively, however all three 10.4.6 ISOs (JaS, Myzar, Goatsecx) produce the kernel stack fault error in VMware.