Hello,

i tried to install iDeneb 1.5 1057 on my HP8510p.
I burned the iso image on a DVD and then i tried to install this.
The process stopped on the apple logo (there is a loop)

After that i used the "-v" option.
Then the error was (evertime in a loop)

SAM Multimedia: READ or WRITE failed, sense_key = 0x03, Asc = 0x11, ascq = 0x05
Disk1s2 i/0 error
localhost kernel[0]

How can i fix this? Did i have to change something in the iso? I googled it a lot but i didn't find a answer.

~ lukas

Originally Posted by vanillegipfel

Hello,

i tried to install iDeneb 1.5 1057 on my HP8510p.
I burned the iso image on a DVD and then i tried to install this.
The process stopped on the apple logo (there is a loop)

After that i used the "-v" option.
Then the error was (evertime in a loop)

SAM Multimedia: READ or WRITE failed, sense_key = 0x03, Asc = 0x11, ascq = 0x05
Disk1s2 i/0 error
localhost kernel[0]

How can i fix this? Did i have to change something in the iso? I googled it a lot but i didn't find a answer.

~ lukas

Hi there,
That error usually results from bad burned or bad media DVD, and/or corrupted iso, most of the times.
You could try to reburn the iso with good media at the slowest speed, and see if it would improve.

Cheers

hi, thank's for the answer. Yes, the DVD is very old today i'm going to buy some new empty DVD's. Is 4x speed too fast?

Originally Posted by vanillegipfel

hi, thank's for the answer. Yes, the DVD is very old today i'm going to buy some new empty DVD's. Is 4x speed too fast?

Hi,
Media selection, as long as it is of good quality because media speed rating is sometimes not very true. About burning, if that is the slowest you got then that is it
I've seen people doing it at 2.4, but whatever.
Also there are chances of the dl iso corrupted due to incorrect zip/unzip, up/downloading.
But you should try simple step first to see.

Good luck.

yes,.. i'm just trying it.. It's still burning,.. i'll post the result here later

Originally Posted by vanillegipfel

yes,.. i'm just trying it.. It's still burning,.. i'll post the result here later

Hi,
Yes, good luck to you and keep us posted.

Cheers

hi, yes, the error is now fixxed, but now i have got another problem.. i can't find any hdd (in the disc unility programm is no hdd shown :-(, do i have to formate my hdd before i can formate it with the disk unility programm?)

Originally Posted by vanillegipfel

hi, yes, the error is now fixxed, but now i have got another problem.. i can't find any hdd (in the disc unility programm is no hdd shown :-(, do i have to formate my hdd before i can formate it with the disk unility programm?)

Hi,
Glad you got that taking care of, good job

You don't have to format hdd for it to see, although partition/format should be done before the final disk reformat/verification with disk utility in OSX installer.

That problem usually arises from incompatible SATA/IDE controller mode/driver, which happens in many systems.
Do you know what chipsets it is in your motherboard? Is there an option in your BIOS to set SATA to AHCI? What type of hdd and DVD drives are in your system? You can also use CPU-Z to check your hardware specs.
I can look it up for you but it will take some times, if you could check then I would be able to response quicker.

Cheers

hi, thx for your support!
i used disc director to make a new partition (primary; 40GB, without data-system)

here my laptop-datas,..

hp8510p
win 7
Chipset: Intel PM965
BIOS-Version: 68MVD Ver F.14 (And no, i cant switch between them because i haven't got a sata hdd in my laptop, of corse there is still the choose betwen them in the bios)
Processor: Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo T7300
Memory: DDR2 (2048MB)

Sorry for my bad english, but it's only my school-english

hi, no need to search for drivers and co. I tried to change something in the bios (i think it was SATA = disabled or tranlation mode of the hdd) don't know what, but know it's still installing osx