problem loading gui with compatible graphics card

[capicu]

SiS 650 Onboard - VESA 3.0 1024

 

^that is my graphics card and the os picks it up

 

but when it starts to boot i get a display error from my monitor....

 

i tried it on a different monitor and i get an display error from that one too....

 

somebody suggessted that the os isn't recognizing my graphics card, or maybe its recognizing it but its not supported to it's sending garbage signals...

 

i tried to change it in the boot options but i think im doing the imput wrong

 

somebody please help me out

[capicu]

anybody please?

[xoineg]

dude, it looks like the "experts" are out for the weekend or they are stuck at the same boot screen as everyone else hehehehe, so i guess all newbies like us should try to help each other .

 

did you try booting using -x? Mine boots only using -x command when you get into darwin. this is safe mode. Now at the beginning it was slowwwwwwwwwwwwwwww , but i follow some of the guides to fix the coregraphics and the speed increase

 

 

copy original CoreGraphics from DevKit ISO

or download the compress file from [Violation of DMCA]

(if download the compress file you need to extract it first)

rename it to CoreGraphics.bak

& paste it to /System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/CoreGraphics.framework/Versions/A

 

in a terminal window

 

Code:

cd /System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/CoreGraphics.framework/Versions/A

chmod 755 CoreGraphics.bak

sudo chown root:wheel CoreGraphics.bak

sudo mv CoreGraphics CoreGraphics.i386

sudo mv CoreGraphics.bak CoreGraphics

 

now, i am no expert so hopefully that will help.

[capicu]

dude, it looks like the "experts" are out for the weekend or they are stuck at the same boot screen as everyone else hehehehe, so i guess all newbies like us should try to help each other .

 

did you try booting using -x? Mine boots only using -x command when you get into darwin. this is safe mode. Now at the beginning it was slowwwwwwwwwwwwwwww , but i follow some of the guides to fix the coregraphics and the speed increase

copy original CoreGraphics from DevKit ISO

or download the compress file from [Violation of DMCA]

(if download the compress file you need to extract it first)

rename it to CoreGraphics.bak

& paste it to /System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/CoreGraphics.framework/Versions/A

 

in a terminal window

 

Code:

cd /System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/CoreGraphics.framework/Versions/A

chmod 755 CoreGraphics.bak

sudo chown root:wheel CoreGraphics.bak

sudo mv CoreGraphics CoreGraphics.i386

sudo mv CoreGraphics.bak CoreGraphics

 

now, i am no expert so hopefully that will help.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

i can't get into safe mode either, it gives me the same display error....

[xoineg]

sorry dude that did not happened to me. If i find something i will post. I know there is a way to fix it so it boots natively, but so far all the guides i have found don't do nothing. I hope someone out there will be able to release a SSE3 version that supports rossetta instead of the pached version that is floting out there. mean while i'm searching google.

[capicu]

sorry dude that did not happened to me. If i find something i will post. I know there is a way to fix it so it boots natively, but so far all the guides i have found don't do nothing. I hope someone out there will be able to release a SSE3 version that supports rossetta instead of the pached version that is floting out there. mean while i'm searching google.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

well from what i understand i made it boot nativly....

 

i just used DD to write the image to a hard drive and i put in a few lines in the GRUB bootloader file

so when i pick osx86 to boot, it goes to the screen that says press any key to edit booting options

 

or something like that

 

i have pics detailing exactly whats going on

and thanks for trying to help lol

[xoineg]

yes after the boot it asks you to press any key and then you have to enter the command i use -x some people use -v or -s . in mine if i use any other than the -x i get to the gray screen with the apple logo and then it wil ask me to restart in 4 languages or a lot of code lines that seems that is testing for something. The rebooting messages stopped with the -x command, but i guess with every hardware you get different problems. I have a gateway pc 2.93 ghz with SSE3 adn i have a ati radeon 300 card which could be the problem.

[capicu]

yes after the boot it asks you to press any key and then you have to enter the command i use -x some people use -v or -s . in mine if i use any other than the -x i get to the gray screen with the apple logo and then it wil ask me to restart in 4 languages or a lot of code lines that seems that is testing for something. The rebooting messages stopped with the -x command, but i guess with every hardware you get different problems. I have a gateway pc 2.93 ghz with SSE3 adn i have a ati radeon 300 card which could be the problem.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

-x gives me the same error

-v does to

havn't tried -s

 

i have no idea what the {censored} is going on

 

the only thing i know for certain is that its the same exact error i get when i try to boot into windows safe mode, and the same error i got when i accidentaly set the wrong display setting in linux

[Mareep2000]

My native install would freeze originally, so i loaded up the partition in VMWare to see if it would boot, which it did. Then when i went back and tried to boot native, it worked perfectly.

[capicu]

My native install would freeze originally, so i loaded up the partition in VMWare to see if it would boot, which it did. Then when i went back and tried to boot native, it worked perfectly.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

 

ok but my problem is that the monitor won't accept the signal

[capicu]

^ no ideas anybody? please? lol