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I finally got Mac going on my PC, but I am still left with a few problems:

 

1. SATA has to be disabled in the BIOS or the system won't boot at all.

 

2. Sometimes it takes ages to boot, or hangs on the blue screen and has to be rebooted.

 

3. Wireless isn't working (ok, I know there's no working drivers for the rt61 yet, but I thought I would say)

 

The specs are:

 

Intel Core 2 Duo E4400 (2ghz)

Abit LG-95C - 945GC/ICH7

Nvidia 7100GS (works 100% - QE/CI with Natit)

2 Seagate Barracudas (SATA and PATA)

PATA DVD drive (brand-less, but works fine)

Belkin F5D7000 mPCI wireless card

 

This problem with the SATA is really bugging me. I have Vista, Ubuntu and XP installed on the SATA drive, but I have to disable it on the BIOS or I get a kernel panic on boot.

 

Any help greatly appreciated :)

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Hmm, maybe you could try removing the SATA system files from OSX so that it simply ignores that drive. Remember to clone your system before doing such wild changes, though!

 

Good luck,

 

hecker

 

No luck after removing the kexts...

 

On the kernel panic, it says something like "Primary IDE disabled", which is really not what I want! Why is this happening?

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