Discuss [Kalyway] I can only boot with cpus=1 (10.5.2 Leopard) at the Archiv (Leopard) - Hackint0sh.org; Is there any solution to this? When i try to boot without cpus=1 my system ...
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[Kalyway] I can only boot with cpus=1 (10.5.2 Leopard)
Is there any solution to this? When i try to boot without cpus=1 my system just quickly restarts, the only way to boot is to use cpus=1 option. I really hate this 
My system :
Gigabyte GA-MA69G-S3H
AMD X2 6000+
ATi HD 2600XT 256MB GDDR4
A-DATA 2GB DDR2-800
Seagate 320GB
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IRC Netadmin
Team of Hackint0sh
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Edit you /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.boot.plist and add cpus=x on kernel_flag area, or try looking on #10.5 or #leoamd rooms on IRC for a other AMD kernel.
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Thank's for reply.
I've tried adding cpus=x into Kernel Flags string, but it didn't help. My OS is Kalyway 10.5.2 and i've tried all AMD kernels given by Kalyway : sleepkernel, modbinkernel, speedstepkernel . All of them works only with cpus=1. Are there any other kernels for AMD?
Also strange thing is that when i boot to install DVD no cpus=1 flag needed, but when i try to boot into installed leopard without cpus=1, my system just reboots.
I don't know what to do... Maybe my motherboard is incompatible?
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IRC Netadmin
Team of Hackint0sh
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Yes maybe chipset incompatibility, but try copy kernel from DVD and see it boot ok and enable 2 cores on system.
Try use it too on boot:
cpus=2 -F -v idehalt=0
See it boot ok.
Goodluck,
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