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Hi All,

 

I have a PC with Ubuntu installed. So i created a new partition and installed "OSX Leopard for AMD" from a DVD. The installation was cool with no problems. Then i modified the grub to include the partition where i installed OSX but however when i try to load from the partition it is not booting, it gives me a "Error 12. Invalid Device Requested" error and does not boot at all.

 

My system supports SSE , SSE2 and SSE3..... what could be the problem???

 

I am running an athlon 3800+ X2 processor...

 

Also if any further specs or details are equired please let me know...

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Hi All,

 

I have a PC with Ubuntu installed. So i created a new partition and installed "OSX Leopard for AMD" from a DVD. The installation was cool with no problems. Then i modified the grub to include the partition where i installed OSX but however when i try to load from the partition it is not booting, it gives me a "Error 12. Invalid Device Requested" error and does not boot at all.

 

My system supports SSE , SSE2 and SSE3..... what could be the problem???

 

I am running an athlon 3800+ X2 processor...

 

Also if any further specs or details are equired please let me know...

 

 

Always write down computer specs, installation method (like EFI/MBR/GUID and so on). Which "OSX Leopard for AMD" did you use?

 

The problem sounds like a grub configuration error. Maybe this thread can help you out. Good luck!

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cool part one is done...... it is atleast starting to boot..... buts hangs up while booting..... will have to look around for that

 

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my screen just hangs up over here...... anyone if any idea just let me know......

 

 

nintendo try the link provided by bolen it'll help you out

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frankly speaking i dont know the difference between a GUID/EFI/MBR...... Just d/l a MAC OSX setup and installed it via UI...... Let me know how do i find out as to what was my type of installation..... i can surely then give a better idea.....

 

btw i could login via safe mode when i used the -x option....... but could not log in normal mode

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