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Can someone tell me what issue I am experiencing? I downloaded the kalyway file and have tried burning it with 2 seperate programs, when I boot the only thing I get is "System config file '/com.appleBoot.plist' not found. It blinks and if I hit F8 I can get to a boot: prompt. It will not let me do much else, anything I type just brings me back to the original error message.

 

I have a formatted hard drive and its the only one plugged in right now.

I burned at 4x (slowest mine allows) two seperate times, im going to try booting into ubuntu and redoing it since I did it from windows the first time.I searched before I posted this so ive already tried changing some of the settings and made sure my optical drive was set to master. I actually put this disc in with nothing connected but the dvd drive and I still get the same error.Also I am using a p5b asus mother board with a core 2 duo E6300 if that helps anyone think of anything. THanks.

 

Update: I hooked up an external dvd and it seems to be getting further into the install now. Just incase anyone runs into this problem I will keep this post updated till I get it installed.

With most install disks for an OS, if you do nothing, the install proceeds. With these Darwin-bootloader disks, you have to perform an action, either hitting any key or F8, to enable the installation. If you do nothing, the timeout message is 'Cannot find com.apple.Boot.plist'.

 

I do not think there is anything wrong with your disks. You just have to hit a key.

 

HTH

Can someone tell me what issue I am experiencing? I downloaded the kalyway file and have tried burning it with 2 seperate programs, when I boot the only thing I get is "System config file '/com.appleBoot.plist' not found. It blinks and if I hit F8 I can get to a boot: prompt. It will not let me do much else, anything I type just brings me back to the original error message.

 

I have a formatted hard drive and its the only one plugged in right now.

 

sounds like bootloader hasn't installed, are you sure you are choosing the correct bootloader to match your disk guid or mbr?

If you are then try installing bootloader manually

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