I followed the instructions for installing iDeneb v.1.4 onto my EEEPC 1005HA.

It loads the bootloader, loads the kernel, then starts giving messages from the kernel and the lasat message is "using 10485 buffer headers and 4096 clusted IO buffer headers."

And that's it. It just hangs after that message.

It hung in the exact same place when I installed iDeneb v.1.6.

Any help?

I've followed several instructions online now.

All say I need to disable Hyperthreading in the BIOS first, but there's no option for that in the F2 bios options on boot.

Any help?

I've got the same problem. I've rebooted in Windows, deleted, and reformatted the OS X partition, then reinstalled iDeneb, hoping it was just a simple step I missed or something. I've done it about four times now, no luck. Could it be because were using iDeneb 1.4? I heard somewhere that it doesn't work for the 1005ha. Then again this guide says to use 1.4.

Figured it out. Press escape while booting, select your usb drive or external disk drive. then when the prompt pops up telling you to press enter to begin iDeneb, punch in the rd=disk0s2 -v -f bit. that worked for me.