MACH Reboot (Hackintosh hanfs at that point...)

[MiJKa]

Right. So. Then. I managed to fuggle something in my OSX and reached a point where a reinstall was a more painless option than continuing my efforts to fix things.

 

I'd had some rebooting issues before the format, but this is constant. Every time I shutdown or reboot my computer it hangs. Monitors shut down, (much like a PC going to sleep) but fans still work etc. and the PC will NOT power down. Or restart.

 

On rebooting, I get stuck at the

 

MACH reboot

 

line. Then there's no love. That's it. The best I can seem to manage is to manually shut it down.

 

I've installed the BrazilMAC DVD, efi_v8, the 2900XT drivers (Theoretically, according to the info about my computer, everything's working splendidly --QE/CI/Rotation...-) and the AppleHDA patch.

 

I've renamed AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext and even installed the updates from apple. (Including the latest Security Update 2007-009). I can't seem to get reboot working

 

For the record, my system is:

 

ABiT AW9D-MAX

975X Northbridge, ICH7 Southbridge

GeCUBE HD2900XT

Seagate 160GB sATA hard disk (with Leopard on it)

 

There are another 5 HDDs and two optical devices (Optiarc and ASUS)

 

Does anyone have any idea(s)? I keep searching, but can't seem to find anything.

[twisted vegan]

I had The same problem,

I am Running

Abit Aw9d Max

intel core2duo

2g ram

 

I tried using the vanilla kernal and it hasn't done it since, I hope this helps