Han S Posted April 16, 2008 Share Posted April 16, 2008 Hi guys, I have a wierd situation here. After I succesfully installed Leopard and then rebooted. My system didn't want to boot from the harddisk. It gave me an error message "?0 error". The guestion mark was some letters/numbers that I can't read; because the text displayed on the left side, byond the monitor could display. The system can only boot with the Kalyway 10.5.1 install DVD inside the DVD drive. After the boot up, the system worked with no problem. I can even eject the install DVD and turn off the system. But at next boot I need the install DVD inside the DVD burner. I did the install in 2 set up situations. The only difference of them are the type of the hard disks. Both set ups need the install dvd to boot up everytime. Did I do something wrong? Did I forget something? Here are the informations: Leopard version: Kalyway 10.5.1 Tutorial: http://xiwen.de/blog/index.php/2008/01/07/der-perfekte-mac/ Differences between my bios settings and the bios described: Tutorial bios: Legacy disk A: Disable My bios: Legacy disk A: Enable Tutorial bios: IDE Detect Time Out (Sec): 0 My bios: IDE Detect Time Out (Sec): 5 Tutorial bios: AI Overclocking: Manual My bios: AI Overclocking: Auto Tutorial bios: Hyper Path 3: Disable My bios: Hyper Path 3: Auto Tutorial bios: Memory Remap Feature: Enable My bios: Memory Remap Feature: Disable Tutorial bios: Serial Port 1 Addres: Disable My bios: Serial Port 1 Addres: 3F8/IRQ4 Tutorial bios: Suspend mode: S3 only My bios: Suspend mode: Auto Tutorial bios: ACPI 2.0 support: Yes My bios: ACPI 2.0 support: No Differences between my install settings: Tutoial settings: Choose between MBR Partition Table or GUID Partition Table My settings: I didn't choose; I just toke a parttion (the first one, the hard disk already partitioned in 3 FAT32 partitions), erased it and made it in Mac partition. The reason I didn't choose MBR or GUID Partition Table; I don't want the other partition will be erased. I plan to install an dual booting system: XP + Leopard. Set up A: Asus P5W DH DEluxe; Bios version 2206 (2-7-2007) ASUS EN7300GT Silent/HTD,256MB Intel Core2Duo E4500 Corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C5DHX Lite On DVD burner LDW-401S (as Master on Pri-IDE) Samsung SATA 160GB (connected at the red SATA connector) Set up B: Asus P5W DH DEluxe; Bios version 2206 (2-7-2007) ASUS EN7300GT Silent/HTD,256MB Intel Core2Duo E4500 Corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C5DHX Lite On DVD burner LDW-401S ( as Slave at Pri-IDE) WD ATA 80GB ( as Master at Pri-IDE) Link to comment https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/99629-installed-leopard-only-boot-up-with-install-dvd-inside-the-dvd-drive/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ianxxx Posted April 16, 2008 Share Posted April 16, 2008 Hi guys,I have a wierd situation here. After I succesfully installed Leopard and then rebooted. My system didn't want to boot from the harddisk. It gave me an error message "?0 error". The guestion mark was some letters/numbers that I can't read; because the text displayed on the left side, byond the monitor could display. The system can only boot with the Kalyway 10.5.1 install DVD inside the DVD drive. After the boot up, the system worked with no problem. I can even eject the install DVD and turn off the system. But at next boot I need the install DVD inside the DVD burner. I did the install in 2 set up situations. The only difference of them are the type of the hard disks. Both set ups need the install dvd to boot up everytime. Did I do something wrong? Did I forget something? Here are the informations: Leopard version: Kalyway 10.5.1 Tutorial: http://xiwen.de/blog/index.php/2008/01/07/der-perfekte-mac/ Differences between my bios settings and the bios described: Tutorial bios: Legacy disk A: Disable My bios: Legacy disk A: Enable Tutorial bios: IDE Detect Time Out (Sec): 0 My bios: IDE Detect Time Out (Sec): 5 Tutorial bios: AI Overclocking: Manual My bios: AI Overclocking: Auto Tutorial bios: Hyper Path 3: Disable My bios: Hyper Path 3: Auto Tutorial bios: Memory Remap Feature: Enable My bios: Memory Remap Feature: Disable Tutorial bios: Serial Port 1 Addres: Disable My bios: Serial Port 1 Addres: 3F8/IRQ4 Tutorial bios: Suspend mode: S3 only My bios: Suspend mode: Auto Tutorial bios: ACPI 2.0 support: Yes My bios: ACPI 2.0 support: No Differences between my install settings: Tutoial settings: Choose between MBR Partition Table or GUID Partition Table My settings: I didn't choose; I just toke a parttion (the first one, the hard disk already partitioned in 3 FAT32 partitions), erased it and made it in Mac partition. The reason I didn't choose MBR or GUID Partition Table; I don't want the other partition will be erased. I plan to install an dual booting system: XP + Leopard. Set up A: Asus P5W DH DEluxe; Bios version 2206 (2-7-2007) ASUS EN7300GT Silent/HTD,256MB Intel Core2Duo E4500 Corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C5DHX Lite On DVD burner LDW-401S (as Master on Pri-IDE) Samsung SATA 160GB (connected at the red SATA connector) Set up B: Asus P5W DH DEluxe; Bios version 2206 (2-7-2007) ASUS EN7300GT Silent/HTD,256MB Intel Core2Duo E4500 Corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C5DHX Lite On DVD burner LDW-401S ( as Slave at Pri-IDE) WD ATA 80GB ( as Master at Pri-IDE) Sounds like the bootloader isnt installed, did you use guid or mbr and did you tick the appropriate bootloader on custom installation of the kalyway disk. if you used guid you can follow this guide http://osx86.wikidot.com/how-to-s#toc5 If you installed mbr and definatly ticked the bootloader check that your partition is flagged as bootable. Link to comment https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/99629-installed-leopard-only-boot-up-with-install-dvd-inside-the-dvd-drive/#findComment-711143 Share on other sites More sharing options...
ultimo Posted October 8, 2008 Share Posted October 8, 2008 Would U please update the instructions that were available on http://osx86.wikidot.com/how-to-s#toc5 they no longer exist Link to comment https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/99629-installed-leopard-only-boot-up-with-install-dvd-inside-the-dvd-drive/#findComment-922079 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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