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Hi!

 

I want to install Mac OS X Leopard on my HP Pavilion dv 6386eu (laptop) with AMD prossessor and a SATA hard drive..

 

I have tried ToH x86 9A581 RC2 but it frose before I got into GUI..

more sucsessfull was "JaS 10.4.8 AMD/Intel SSE2/SSE3 PPF1" but then I couldn't see the hard drive.. :thumbsup_anim:

 

What can I do next to get Leopard on my pc?

 

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I also second this.. I have an HP Pavilion dv6000

 

I downloaded CPU-Z and it says my motherboard is Quanta 30B7

Chipset: Nvidia Geforce 6150

Southbridge: Nvidia nForce 410/430 MCP

 

Mine is a bit different:

 

Chipset: Nvidia GeForce Go 6100

Southbridge Nvidia nForce 410/430 MCP

 

also i got PC Wizard 2008 and got this info:

 

Disk Controller:

 

General Information :

Disk Controller : Nvidia Corp MCP51 Parallel ATA Controller

Disk Controller : Nvidia Corp MCP51 Serial ATA Controller

 

Drive Controller Features #1 :

Mode : IDE

AHCI : No

 

Drive Controller Features #2 :

Mode : IDE

AHCI : Yes

IDE Legacy : No

NCQ : No

Port Multiplier : No

Just my hard drive:

 

Informations Hard Disk ST9160821AS :

IDE Channel : #3 - Master Drive

Model : ST9160821AS

Serial Number : 5MA1JN8X

Revision : 3.BHD

Serial ATA : Yes

Serial ATA version : 2.0

Support : ATA/ATAPI-7

Size : 160 GB

Cache : 8 192 KB

ECC Size : 4

Multiple Sector : 16

IORDY : Yes

LBA Mode : Yes

DMA Mode : Yes

TCQ Mode : No

NCQ Mode : No

CFA Power Mode : No

SCT Mode : Yes

NV Cache : No

Multiword DMA Mode : 2

PIO Mode : PIO 4

UDMA Mode max. : 5 (ATA-100)

UDMA Mode Enabled : 5 (ATA-100)

SMART : Yes - Enabled

Power Management : Yes

Acoustic Management : No

Security Mode : Yes

Trusted Computing : No

Write Cache : Yes

48-bit Address : Yes

Cylinders : 310101

Heads : 16

Sectors per Track : 63

 

Partitions :

Hard Disk #1 : Partition #1 (82 GB) (Vista: Home Premium)

Hard Disk #1 : Partition #2 (9 GB) (I want Mac OS X here)

Hard Disk #1 : Partition #3 (8 GB) (partition to share between the OS's)

Hard Disk #1 : Partition #4 (5 GB) (Recovery)

Hello? I can't get Leopard past the text (AKA: no GUI)

I have tried "-x -v" but same result..

 

I have a SATA-disk... there is no BiOS settings for the HDD..

Info from "PC wizard 2008":

 

Informations Hard Disk ST9160821AS :

IDE Channel : #3 - Master Drive

Model : ST9160821AS

Serial Number : 5MA1JN8X

Revision : 3.BHD

Serial ATA : Yes

Serial ATA version : 2.0

Support : ATA/ATAPI-7

Size : 160 GB

Cache : 8 192 KB

ECC Size : 4

Multiple Sector : 16

IORDY : Yes

LBA Mode : Yes

DMA Mode : Yes

TCQ Mode : No

NCQ Mode : No

CFA Power Mode : No

SCT Mode : Yes

NV Cache : No

Multiword DMA Mode : 2

PIO Mode : PIO 4

UDMA Mode max. : 5 (ATA-100)

UDMA Mode Enabled : 5 (ATA-100)

SMART : Yes - Enabled

Power Management : Yes

Acoustic Management : No

Security Mode : Yes

Trusted Computing : No

Write Cache : Yes

48-bit Address : Yes

Cylinders : 310101

Heads : 16

Sectors per Track : 63

the amd processor is not your problem , it can be installed with amd processor ,

 

post your motherboard info, especially the chipset and sata controller type (hope for u its not a f*cking

 

jmicron.

 

post the info and ill try to help...

 

Can anyone help?

Hi,

 

I have an HP DV6324us or close to that :P

In short - AMD, Go6100, problematic SATA, no keyboard :wacko:

I spent a week figuring out how to overcome all the issues.

 

The story so far(t):

 

There is no way to disable SATA from BIOS (one option is opening the laptop andusing SATA to IDE cable if possible or updating drivers in OSX after install).

Which means that you have to install OSX on a second HDD or use external USB HDD (that's what I did).

The external drive is partitioned and formated with no troubles.

As for the "no GUI" thing ... you gotta wait ... boot it with -x or and wait ... 20 minutes maybe ... if the processor does not overheat :wacko:

Once installed on external drive, you probably will face the keyboard problem ... that's where I am now :D

One way to fix that is to use External :D USB keyboard.

If that works, you'll be able to download and install the PS/2 keyboard fix.

I'll be trying this tonight or this weekend.

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Once the keyboard works, apply/change all the patches available for video, CPU .. whatever ... idk if there is one for fixing the SATA thing.

If there is one you might be able to "dd" the patched for HP image to the local partition/hdd and eventually boot natively/internally lol

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check this thread:

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?sho...gnized&st=0

it's all about HP crappy laptops :D quite helpful though

I'll be sharing my experience there right now :D

Hopefully someone had tried what i plan to do :D

 

Post any suck-sessful story :)

hi iv got a compaq presario v600 with the same motherboard and sata controller and cand see the hard drive using JaS 10.4.8 intel/amd sse2,sse3 iv got it installed on vmware with no problims though but i need help getting it to install native

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