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I've just got a new pc that refuses to boot every release of OS X 86 with this same error message. I tried Jas 10.4.8, uphuck 10.4.9, ToH 10.5 RC2 and Kalyway 10.5.1, all of them booted in my old pentium 4 but none in my current Core2Quad.

My system is:

Core2Quad Q6600 2.4GHz

2GB DDR3

ASUS P5E3 Deluxe WiFi @n

xfx Geforce 8800GTX 768MB DDR3

Sony DRU-840A IDE.

Seagate 500GB, Seagate 250GB SATA 3

 

Please help!

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Taking out the install disc before the first boot usually helps.

 

 

Sorry, I didn't explain it clear enough. My system is refusing to boot every OS X 86 DVD (the same that booted with no problems on my old system), which means that I can't even install.

It's probably your IDE DVD drive. New builds refuses to boot off a IDE DVD drive on newer boards. I strongly suggest u to get a SATA DVD drive. Not even a IDE in a USB box might not work. Believe me i tried every thing (IDE dvd patches, IDE to SATA converters, USB DVD drives) until i get rid of this problem. The only working solution is using a native SATA optical drive. Do not even use a IDE hdd either. Leave ALL IDE PORTS EMPTY. Trust me this will WORK. (as 6 more people in this forum confirms this to my knowledge so far :) )

Disable Legacy IDE mode (enables native IDE mode) in the BIOS, and make sure the "SATA/IDE" mode is set as [iDE]. I have an IDE DVD drive and it works just fine under those settings.

Tried it, still didn't work. All Tiger and Leopard builds still give the same error, but boot fine on any other computer I tested.

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I have the same problem, its giving me same error when I boot with any OSX release. I am using HP Pavillion Laptop with with AMD Turion 64 technology. Nvidia Graphics & Broadcom wireless. I am running Windows Vista Home Premium. Please help as if there is any solution. Thanks in advance.

It seems that the JMicron controller is the problem. I tried changing the mode from IDE to AHCI but I still had the same problem. Would I be able to install if I update controller's firmware? or is there a newer OSX86 release that fixes the problem?

Jmicron IDE ports are not supported for install. They work fine after installation though using JmicronATA.kext

 

You have two options.

1. Plug your harddisk on a machine that works and start the install. Finish the install, dont reboot, let it shutdown. Unplug the harddisk and install on your new machine and continue

or

2. Get a SATA DVD Drive for your new machine and boot the DVD on that

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