Sapam Posted September 10, 2007 Share Posted September 10, 2007 Hi, I did an install of OSX86 Tubgirl 10.4.10 yesterday and I want to share my experiences. I went for the following partition scheme: 80GB ATA ( 74.5GB actual ): - 15GB [NTFS] Windows XP - 50GB [Mac Ext Jour] OSX Tubgirl 10.4.10 - 9.5GB[FAT32] for data exchange from mac to xp 80GB SATA ( 76GB actual ) - 36GB [NTFS] Windows Games/Programs - 40GB [Mac Ext Jour] Mac Data ( to store my mac stuffs ) 80GB SATA ( 76GB actual ) - 76GN [NTFS] Data ( it contains all the Possible data i have, iso's , drivers, installer ) Note: As My OSX installation can detect SATA i can read data from the NTFS partition and my MAC Installer also lives there) How I did it: ( I have PS2Keyboard and USB Mouse, my USB Keyboard went for repairing ) 1) I nuked all the partitions i has in my IDE HDD during my XP installation and then created a partition of 15GB(NTFS) and installed XP in it. 2) Then, in XP I created the other two primary partition in my IDE HDD: 50GB & 9.5GB Note: I couldn't format the 50GB with FAT32 as you can't format a 50GB Fat32 partition so, i kept it unformated. 3) Put the OSX installer CD in and booted. - 1st boot - 45mins only see the apple screen and the spinning lines. - I rebooted after a complete shutdown (power off), even disconnected my SATAs ( coz' i was too paranoid ) - 2nd Boot - used -v to see the vervose and after 20 mins got in the installation menu ( phew... i was damn happy ) 4) Opened the "Disk Utility" and Tried to partition the 50GB. - Tried formating to OSX : Gave error that i don't have hte previledge to do so" - Then, tried formating it to FAT32: Gave error that FAT32 don't support formatting high capacity. - Then, formated with UNIX: worked this time - Formated with Mac Ext Journal: worked again :censored2: !!! i did that twice.... 5) Continued with the installation and choosed the following options: - Languages: Deselected - ...NV40: Selected - ...X11: Selected ( i think i don't need that ) 6) All went well until now... and i know the problem coming after that: - I have PS2 Keyboard and USB Mouse and I know i can't get my keyboard to work unless i modify /etc/rc - I Booted with Jas installer ( it loads up faster ) ... Nooooo .... the key board didn't work with the Tterminal. - Did complete shutdown and rebooted... Again.. keyboard not working.. - I used the TubGirl installer and booted ... booted faster this time but no keyboard. - Did a cold reboot and hit my keyboard keys again and again during the OSX installer bootup was displaying the messages. Just to see if my keyboard is working. And.. it worked... i got my keyboard detected. Also found the /etc/rc in the Volume where i installed OSX. - But where is the text editor? i couldn't find any text editor pico, nano etc... Damn... i was loosing my head. I tried running nano from the Mac Volume but gave some error. - Ran to my sister's home and borrowed her PS2 mouse - Now booted into OSX with PS2 mouse and PS2 keyboard. All wnet fine. - Once inside OSX I opened the terminal and modified the /etc/rc sudo nano /etc/rc# Near the end before the "exit" line I add the following lines: kextunload /System/Library/Extensions/ApplePS2Controller.kext/Contents/PlugIn/ApplePS2Keyboard.kext kextload /System/Library/Extensions/ApplePS2Controller.kext/Contents/PlugIn/ApplePS2Keyboard.kext Now, i rebooted with PS2Keyboard and USB mouse... and all worked.... I am glad it worked .... but no sound Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fireedo Posted September 10, 2007 Share Posted September 10, 2007 Nice info....that's very helpful just waiting for tubgirl 10.4.10 download ....after finish i will try to install this tubgirl Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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