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So I dd'ed the .img to my other hard drive with my mac with terminal, but when I put it in my PC, it will not boot, but only say "Try (hd0,0): extended or non-MS: skip Error"

Has this error occured on anyone else's PC?

When you say "my other hard drive" are you talking about of an slave HD ?. When you say "my mac" are you talking about of a real Mac computer ?.

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Yes and yes. It is a 9 gb hdd that I have been just kicking around, and yes, I dd'ed it from my actual PowerPC Mac.

My friend, any Mac OS X from a real Mac never will work in a pc, because that OS is designed to GX processor family, so it isn't a good idea. The Tiger OS X that everyone is installing in his/her pc is a version to Intel processors designed by Apple Developer Team. You need to get this version. Beside to install it on an Slave HD isn't a good idea, because it become in a nightmare.

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My friend, any Mac OS X from a real Mac never will work in a pc, because that OS is designed to GX processor family, so it isn't a good idea. The Tiger OS X that everyone is installing in his/her pc is a version to Intel processors designed by Apple Developer Team. You need to get this version. Beside to install it on an Slave HD isn't a good idea, because it become in a nightmare.

 

I don't think you completely understand what I am asking. When I use this guide:

http://www.osx86.theplaceforitall.com/howto/

(Where he uses a Mac, more specifically Terminal, to dd the .img, tiger-x86-flat.img, to another hard drive)

I can get through step 5, but when I put the hard drive into my PC, it gives me that error message I said it did before which again is "Try (hd0,0): extended or non-MS: skip Error". This is when the PC is trying to start up. I have set the hdd to master, cable select and slave and it gives me the same message each time.

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I don't think you completely understand what I am asking. When I use this guide:

http://www.osx86.theplaceforitall.com/howto/

(Where he uses a Mac, more specifically Terminal, to dd the .img, tiger-x86-flat.img, to another hard drive)

I can get through step 5, but when I put the hard drive into my PC, it gives me that error message I said it did before which again is "Try (hd0,0): extended or non-MS: skip Error". This is when the PC is trying to start up. I have set the hdd to master, cable select and slave and it gives me the same message each time.

Ok, now i understand it, but you didn't clear it in your 1st post, so anyone can to understand that you would want to transfer Mac OS X from a real Mac, because in none moment you told "i'm transferring tiger-x86-flat.img using my Real Mac". Anyway, to use a real Mac isn't really necessary, you can do it with your pc, i did it thus.

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Thanks hobo,

In terminal, I determine that the targeted hdd is /dev/disk1s1, so my dd command is

sudo dd if=/Users/gt/Desktop/tiger-x86-flat.img dev/disk1s1

Any comments?

You forgot of (output file); it should be so,ething like this:

dd if=/Users/gt/Desktop/tiger-x86-flat.img of=dev/disk1s1 bs=1M

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The fact that it is possible to install from a pc is irrelevent to this post, your errors sounds like something is wrong with your dd command.

Irrelevent isn't it, because if him would be transferring a real Mac OS X from a real Mac, then he couldn't to get it working fine.

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I installed it. pc_guru, im sorry i confused you so much. follow that link that i posted earlier because thats what i used.

Glad than you fixed it, don't worry about of that, i only explain to him why is relevant this info.

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