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i have 3 drives

 

one with xp already installed works fine

2nd for the data its fat32 logical

and the 3rd is for mac os x which is fat32 primary

 

i have dl the jas 104.8 intel sse2 sse3 ppf1 pff2 iso

burned it to a dvd threw it in

 

and i get the com.apple.boot.plist error

my "mac" partiton is set to b active

and the one that i have xp on is hidden

 

if i press f8 i should get the see "jas 10.4.8 intell sse2 sse2" and select that + verbose mode option

 

instead when i press f8

i see this

4y0pw9d.jpg

 

 

if i type anything at all / hit enter on... ethernet?!

i get this

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lol what do i do

 

THIS IS ALL BEFORE INSTALLATION

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I have the same problem, I get around it by going into the bios then closing it out then just pressing enter when you get to the first mac screen and for some reason it works. I have an AMD processor and it does that but it dosent do that on my intel. But my AMD also has a built in wireless card so I dont know what causes that.

I encountered this error with 2 different discs, and found a fix via a lucky accident. When your computers reading the dvd (when you see / that symbol spinning) hold down f8 for a while, i did it until my computer started beeping at me. For whatever reason i dont get the error when i do that. I tested it over 5 times, it works. Good luck, hope that helps.

When I say close out the bios I mean after the BIOS pop up hit escape and they close and just hit enter when the Darwin loader comes up and says press F8 for advanced startup options. What processor do you have by chance?

I encountered this error with 2 different discs, and found a fix via a lucky accident. When your computers reading the dvd (when you see / that symbol spinning) hold down f8 for a while, i did it until my computer started beeping at me. For whatever reason i dont get the error when i do that. I tested it over 5 times, it works. Good luck, hope that helps.

 

 

wow, all i can say is that has worked for me, after 4 hours of being all WTF at osx on my aspire 9300 laptop, i try this and it works. you have no idea how pissed i am that the fix is that simple, lol. thanks for sharing this, it DOES work. my laptop is an amd turion 64 x2 tl-52 processor at 1.6ghz and im using tubgirls new 10.4.10 test1 dvd, so im glad that i now know it isnt hardware related ;)

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