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Hi everyone...! ;)

Salut tout le monde...!

 

First, sorry for my bad english writing, I'm french... :help:

Premièrement, désolé pour mon anglais mal écrit, je suis français...

 

 

I am trying to install a Kalyway 10.5.1 Intel DVD, on my IntelP4-2.6GHz/AsusP4C800-Edeluxe.

J'essais d'installer un DVD Kalyway 10.5.1 Intel, sur mon IntelP4-2.6GHz/AsusP4C800-Edeluxe.

 

But I have a problem at the beginning of the installation... :)

Mais j'ai un problème dès le début de l'installation...

 

 

My config :

 

ASUS P4C800-E deluxe

Intel P4c 2.6GHz

2x 512Mo DDR1 PC3200

2x 80Go RAID0 Sata / Intel ICH5R

1x 70Go Raptor Sata / Promise PDC20378

2x Optical drives IDE / Intel ICH5R

AGP8x NVidia 6200 128Mo

PCI Wifi card Netgear WG311

PCI audio card SB Live 5.1 (integrated ADI AD1958 disabled)

PCI TV card

PCI SCSI card Adaptec AIC-7850

PS2 mouse & keyboard

 

 

My problem :

 

I start booting with the Kalyway DVD, and it asks me to press F8.

Je commence par démarrer avec le DVD Kalyway, et il m'est demandé d'appuyer sur F8.

 

I press F8, and I start the install process with "-v".

J'appuie sur F8, et je commence le processus d'installation avec "-v".

 

Many things are quickly displayed during one minute,

Beaucoup de choses sont rapidement affichées pendant une minutes,

 

until the computer reboots...

jusqu'à ce que l'ordinateur redémarre...

 

I taped it with a camera, and was able to see the last line... Here are the 3 last lines :

J'ai enregistré ça avec un APN, et j'ai pu voir la dernière ligne... Voici les 3 dernières lignes :

 

[...]

>>> EFI enhanced bootloader build: ToH

>>> Using SMBIOS table found at 0x000faaZ0

>>> Using ACPI RSDP revision 0 found at 0x000f9d90

Couic... Reboot...

 

You can see it here :

Vous pouvez voir ça là :

 

osx2aw4.th.jpg osx1oi8.th.jpg

 

 

I tried to install in :

J'ai essayé d'installer dans :

- 2x 80Go RAID0 / Intel ICH5R (behind one XP partition / derrière une partition XP)

- 1x 70G0 Raptor / Intel ICH5R (HD empty/vide)

- 1x 70G0 Raptor / Promise PDC20378 (HD empty/vide)

with the same result.

avec un résultat identique.

 

I tried "-v cpus=1"... I tried "-v -x"... I tried "-v -s"... Same result.

J'ai essayé "-v cpus=1"... J'ai essayé "-v -x"... J'ai essayé "-v -s"... Résultat identique.

 

I disabled ACPI in BIOS... Same result.

J'ai désactivé ACPI dans le BIOS... Résultat identique.

 

Is there anyone here who can help me ??? :)

Y a-t-il quelqu'un ici qui peut m'aider ???

 

Thanks in advance for your interest.

Merci d'avance pour votre intérêt.

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I am interested in this also, since I have a P4C800-E.

 

The system specs are:

Mainboard: P4C800-E

Memory: 2x512mb DDR

Processor: P4 - 3.0C

Video: eVGA 6 Series card - AGP

HDD: 2x34gb Maxtor Raptors

 

The processor is SSE2

 

Will it be possible to run Leopard on this hardware?

 

 

EDIT: I read the Wiki for 10.5.0 and it would seem all my hardware should work. I'll test this weekend and reply with my results.

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What's the BIOS version of your motherboard? I have a P4C-800 Deluxe board and I had problems installing Kalyway 10.5.1, mainly because of ACPI. I upgraded my BIOS to 1025.001 Beta and install proceeded smoothly. Try upgrading your motherboard's BIOS to the latest version and see if that resolves your problem. Also, start with the latest release version. Only try the latest beta version if the latest release version doesn't work. Make sure you have a backup copy of your current bios version though.

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I got it from the Asus site. The thing is though, my board is a P4C800 Deluxe and yours is a P4C800-E Deluxe. They have different BIOS versions. You can find beta BIOS files under the "Latest" section of the download page for your motherboard. Try upgrading your BIOS to 1024 and see if that does the trick. Also check to see if ACPI 2.0 is enabled in your motherboard's BIOS settings. You can also try playing around with different BIOS settings.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Hello...! :angry:

 

Today, I tried another test, after having upgraded the BIOS to the last beta 1024.001 of Asus website.

 

imac0dd3.jpg

 

Same result. :thumbsup_anim:

 

I tried differents settings in BIOS, but, always the same end. :huh:

 

I don't see what I can do more...

 

I give you my BIOS settings :

 

MAIN

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The 2 Maxtor hard drives are not the drives I used,

it was a single IDE 40Go Samsung Spinpoint 0411N.

(All other drives diconnected)

 

ADVANCED

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- CPUID Maximum Value Limit tried both Enabled and Disabled.

- Tried on both Onboard Promise Controler in IDE mode, and on Intel chipset connector.

- Plug And Play O/S tried both YES and NO.

 

POWER

 

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- ACPI 2.0 Support tried both YES and NO.

- ACPI APIC Support tried both Enabled and Disabled.

- BIOS -> AML ACPI Table tried both Enabled and Disabled.

 

BOOT

 

imac13oa3.jpgimac14ff8.jpg

 

- Boot To OS/2 tried both YES and No.

 

 

Then... Don't know what to do to make it working... :P

 

Help... :thumbsup_anim:

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Nobody can help me...? :P

 

Yesterday, I tried to install a Linux Debian, and had problems during installation. I had test IDE connectors (there is 3 on P4C800-E deluxe, and 4 Sata) and BIOS settings, and had Linux successfully installed.

 

So, I tried again to install OSX with the same BIOS settings (Intel Compatible ATA), and same IDE connector (Intel chipset).

 

But, no way, it don't want to be installed... :P

 

So, I would like to test another OSX than the Kalyway, just to see if it does the same.

For a Pentium 4 on an Intel 875 chipset, what do you advise me to test ?

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I'd advise iATKOSr2. That might work. Also, be sure to select MBR and format your disk that way also. This might do the trick.

 

Leopard has special problems on Pentium 4's. If you really don't mind then I'd suggest getting Tiger 10.4.11, but I want Leopard, and I really want to find a fix for it.

 

Also, download something called Leo4All 10.5.2. It supposedly works with Pentium 4 processors.

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Thx Darrious...! :P

 

I've tried the iATKOS v1.0ir2, and it works better ! ;)

 

Better, but I have a problem :

 

After copying files during installation, after 60 or 70% (?), it gives me a yellow triangle with this error :

 

The installer could not create the folder /Volumes/MACOSX/Library/Receipts/db

 

osxbugwi0.th.jpg

 

-_-

 

But I've tried only one time. :angry2:

I'm going to test it more tomorrow...

 

I tried the "search" function of the forum, but it bugs...

It answers me :

The error returned was:

Erreur Sphinx : expected searchd protocol version 1+, got version '0'

Merci de contacter un Administrateur !

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Thx, so, I must success ! :P

 

What's new ?

 

It's getting better and better... ;)

I've tried with another DVD reader, and I understood that the error occured during the DVD test.

 

So, with the new DVD reader, it installed all, without errors.

It asked me to restart at the end, so I did, and I removed the DVD.

 

I wait,

 

and...

 

AAARGH ! :wacko:

 

Blinking cursor... :blink:

 

:D I will traumatize Bimmer...! lOol

 

Now, I'm going to read what's about this problem, I have ever saw discussed here. -_-

 

[EDIT]

Erf... :(

I found the blinking cursor topic, but there is no answer.

And search function of the forum is not working... Snirf... :)

[/EDIT]

 

[EDIT2]

I found another blinking cursor topic... I'm going to test it.

[/EDIT2]

 

[EDIT3]

I'm not far, I'm smelling it... :P

I tried this :

1. Boot with the DVD

2. Press F8, then type "-s" (this will start some kind of a rescue shell)

3. type "cd /usr/standalone/i386"

4. type "dd if=boot1h of=/dev/rdiskXsY bs=512 count=1" (where X is the disk number and Y is the partition number on which you installed Leo, in your case it should read /dev/rdisk0s1)

5. type "dd if=boot0 of=/dev/diskX bs=400 count=1 (where X is again the disknumber, in your case: /dev/disk0)

6. type "reboot" and take out the DVD, your system should now be able to boot from the hard disk.

After that, no more blinking cursor, and Darwin is starting...

But, after 2 secondes and some command lines, it reboots... :wacko:

Look :

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So, I did the next step :

For all of those who use the method posted above without any success, do the following:

Boot to DVD. Open Terminal from utilities menu

type "cp /mach_kernel /Volumes/Your_MAC_partition_name"

After copying the file, use the method listed above once more, and it should work out for you.

For some reason, not sure if it's just my box or the dvd copy i have, mach_kernel did not copy to the HDD.

Without luck, same reboot in loop.

I continue my research...

[/EDIT3]

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I belaive this problem is because you need to format your hard drive this is how I Did mine.

 

1. On your CD Go up to Utillitys

2. open up your Disk Utillity

3. Click on your Harddrive (or target drive/partition) in the left window

4. Then look right and click on the Partition Tab

5. Then choose Volume Scheme: 1 Partition (change if you know what your doing)

6. Then fill in the Name with: Macintosh HD

7. Leave default format, Mac OS Extended (Journaled)

8. Click Options: GUID Partition Table, click OK or "use MBR Partition Table"

9. Click Apply

 

 

 

 

Thx Darrious...! :hysterical:

 

I've tried the iATKOS v1.0ir2, and it works better ! :hysterical:

 

Better, but I have a problem :

 

After copying files during installation, after 60 or 70% (?), it gives me a yellow triangle with this error :

 

The installer could not create the folder /Volumes/MACOSX/Library/Receipts/db

 

osxbugwi0.th.jpg

 

:hysterical:

 

But I've tried only one time. :hysterical:

I'm going to test it more tomorrow...

 

I tried the "search" function of the forum, but it bugs...

It answers me :

The error returned was:

Erreur Sphinx : expected searchd protocol version 1+, got version '0'

Merci de contacter un Administrateur !

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I did all of that... :thumbsup_anim:

Partition, format, use MBR...

 

There is just "Macintosh HD" for the name, which is not the one I have chosen (my choice : MACOSX).

Is the name important ?

I've read that it must not have spaces, in the name, to prevent problems... No ?

 

Will test more today. :thumbsup_anim:

 

I have to test the Kalyway again, in the 2nd DVD reader (don't remember if I have ever done that),

and I can test different options in packages choice (choose more than one for graphics, did I made an error ?).

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I've tested the Kalyway DVD again, with the verified working DVD reader,

and I have the same issue... It reboots after a long time loading.

 

For the iATKOS DVD, I've successfully installed OSX, but after the first reboot, it always stops, with a reboot or an error message, depending of the customization I choose during installation.

The far I've succeeded was a moving circle when graphic interface boot, but with indefinite time, or with an error message asking me to reboot, but after that it does the same...

 

Then... -_-

 

I've tried a 3rd distrib, the Leo4Allv2_Universal_10.5.2_AMD_INTEL[sSE2_SSE3] DVD,

but it reboots at the beginning of the installation, :(

like you can see :

 

osxbug2vr6.jpg

 

Tried in both Compatible/Enhanced mode for drives, tried ECPI on & off, and Firewire off...

 

I don't understand why it don't want to work,

and I don't know what I can do more to make it work...

 

-_-

 

Any idea...?!?

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