Hi,
I received an error when I was installing snow leopard. it said it was not able to install all of the files to the HD. I went on anyway, it has started up, but it crashes all the time, and at different points. When I mean crashing, i don't mean the error message in 50 different languages, this one has errors displayed with random codes on the entire screen.

Would it have something to do with the installing error, i cant seem to get around that error either.

I was able to get leopard working and still using it.

Also, I installed it on an existing hackintosh system but the DVD is the real retail disc.

This was the tutorial I was using : How to Install Snow Leopard (10A432) on PC Hackintosh | Snow Leopard

Thanks,
Josh

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Specs:
Intel Core 2 Duo 3GHZ
AsRock 4core 133eSata2
4GB DDR 2 Crucial 800Mhz
320 GB WD SATA HD
320 GB WD IDE HD
Lite On SATA DVD/CD Burner
512MB nVidia 8400 Graphics card
SCSI Card

Same problem here:
option -v say that no OS detected or something like that

Specs
E6750
2GB ram
320GB hdd
Asus P5K
8500GT 512MB

The same thing is happening here, but I followed a guide over at InsanelyMac. After a few failed attempts I finally managed to install SL successfully (no errors) but deselecting EVERYTHING except for the core upgrade files. I then installed several kext files that were said to be required to get SL working properly. Unfortunately I get a crash on boot.

Thankfully I partitioned the drive and backed up my system using Carbon Clone Copier (or whatever it's called) and attempted the upgrade there. I'm pretty confident it is a driver or the bootloader or something like that causing the problem. I just haven't been able to pinpoint the problem yet.

I downloaded another version 6.13GB, the previous was
6.28GB, both of dmg is A432 I don't know what's the diferent
but anyway I will try it today ...

Nothings change,
kernel panic,
with chameleon 2.0 / chameleon 1.0
Looks like Asus p5k don't like snow leopard

I saw the same thing but finally got it to boot using either Netkas' PC_EFI v10.2 beta or the 'debug boot' file as seen on this post