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it loops on boot

 

i've tried the dvd in the drive and with out,

 

tried -x, -v -s same just reboot...... i can't read anything as it reboots so fast.... th installatioin was fine???? any help would be great thx

 

intel p4 3.4ghz

3gb mem

250 sata hdd

8800gts

intel board

 

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Yes I just installed and are having the same problem. I have a really old Dell, 512 ram, 3.00ghz pentium4, 160GB hd, intel integrated graphics.

 

Did you install the vanilla kernels?

 

I'm now installing without them, ill let you know how it goes.

 

What i did is i got kalaway, partitioned disk as GUID, OSX extended (journaled), installed vanilla kernels.

 

Judging by the hardware compatibility list, it seems as though some p4's require vanilla to be left uncheched. Maybe this is the issue? In 15 minutes the installation will be done

 

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okay, just finished? installing. There was a little twirly animation when it was like 95% done, no idea why, then it rebooted for no reason. then, just a black screen.

 

im gonna try again, i think that the vanilla kernel is the problem. if that stilll doesn't work, i'm gonna try to enable SS2

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Off topic

 

Please use decent subject lines. it's really annoying when people make subject lines teasers, why not just say what you want so people can skim quickly??

 

I mean, do you write subject lines for your emails the same way too?

 

thanks

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i am also currently having this issue. This going to be my 4th install try. First time i had this boot issue with MBR. So i figured maybe MBR had something to do with it so i tried GUID, GUID the install failed. Went back to MBR but this time i had MBR selected within the customization tab, (so it boots without disk) and it still reboots at start. I am going to try to install now without Vanilla with MBR and see how this goes.

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