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Firstly have to say I am extremely grateful for every the OSx86 community has put out there, have seen it running before my eyes and it is oh so enticing.

 

However I have had no luck on my end.

 

My current hardware:

 

Motherboard - ASUS P5N32-E SLI PLUS nForce 650i

CPU - Core 2 Duo E6600 - 2.4 Ghz - 1066 Mhz FSB

Memory - 2 GB DDR2 800

Video Card - eVGA 8800 GTS 640mb

WD 74Gb Raptor

Seagate 500Gb Barracuda

 

I have tried Kalyway (burned at 1x speed), iAtkos v1.0ir3. Kalyway will not start into the installation, leaving me with a "Restart your computer" overlayed on an Apple logo. iAtkos receives a SAM Media Read / Write error, and also a "still waiting for root device" error.

 

Any suggestions are extremely appreciated, thank you.

boot in to the cd and press f8 then when prompted, type "cpus=1", if that dose not work, then try "-f cpus=1"....hopes that helps...boot in to the cd and press f8 then when prompted, type "cpus=1", if that dose not work, then try "-f cpus=1"....hopes that helps...

I used iATKOS.r3 for my install. I did not get the SAM media error however I did get the still waiting for root device.

 

What I had to do was to connect BOTH an IDE DVD and an IDE HDD. I booted the install disk from the IDE DVD and installed just fine. I installed to my SATA HDD. I did not have to install to the IDE drive. I only had to have both devices connected. After install I shut down and removed the IDE devices and booted to the SATA HDD just fine.

 

There is a minor issue of the SATA DVD seeming to "fall asleep" after mounting an image (but I'll figure that out by reading through the forum).

 

By having BOTH IDE devices connected, I only had to boot the install disk with -v. I did not have to disable any cores or boot to safe or single user mode. -v was it just to track errors (which there were none with both IDE's connected)

 

I am running 10.5.2 with both cores active and SATA's with full read/write.

 

Maybe this will help you.

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