When i'm trying to install Leopard on my NC10 using MSIWindosx86.iso, I get the error

The installer could not validate the contents of 'macosxupdcombo10.5.4_macosxupdcombo10.5.4' package.

I remade the installation usb 4 times. (The first time i Made it I got the error The installer could not validate the contents of 'BSD' package. But that fixed when I remade it.)

I used Hackintosh Samsung NC10 for instructions.
Please help.

It still look like there is error with making the USB.
How did you manage it?

Originally Posted by ratvn

It still look like there is error with making the USB.
How did you manage it?

I made the usb by restoring an iso and then putting chameleom on with osx86tools.

I'll make another one now.

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Originally Posted by g301g3

I made the usb by restoring an iso and then putting chameleom on with osx86tools.

I'll make another one now.

Are you using OSX to restore the iso?
If so, then make it to .dmg first (iso=cdr), then restore to USB with either disk utility or carbon copy cloner, and then install Chameleon to it.
Afterward, it should not give you error of "package validating". Also, make sure that the iso you downloaded is good, no corrupted data.

Originally Posted by ratvn

Are you using OSX to restore the iso?
If so, then make it to .dmg first (iso=cdr), then restore to USB with either disk utility or carbon copy cloner, and then install Chameleon to it.
Afterward, it should not give you error of "package validating". Also, make sure that the iso you downloaded is good, no corrupted data.

Yes I'm using OS X on VMware.
How would I copy ISO to DMG?

I have now installed it fine, but when i boot into Leopard, it show the apple logo, the the apple logo with the spinny loading thing underneath it, then goes to a blue screen and stays on it, but i can hear the voiceover thing in the background.

Originally Posted by g301g3

I have now installed it fine, but when i boot into Leopard, it show the apple logo, the the apple logo with the spinny loading thing underneath it, then goes to a blue screen and stays on it, but i can hear the voiceover thing in the background.

It's video related problem. Does the guide you're following mention anything about that issue? What is your video card?
Can you access the Leopard partition using other OSX, or just this Leopard with blue screen?

Originally Posted by ratvn

It's video related problem. Does the guide you're following mention anything about that issue? What is your video card?
Can you access the Leopard partition using other OSX, or just this Leopard with blue screen?

Intel GMA950 Graphics card. (The installation log said the driver was installed.)
No issues mentioned on the guide.
I can access the partition on Ubuntu, but not any other OS X.

Originally Posted by g301g3

Intel GMA950 Graphics card. (The installation log said the driver was installed.)
No issues mentioned on the guide.
I can access the partition on Ubuntu, but not any other OS X.

Intel 950 is a family of several video cards, and there are about a dozen of kexts/methods depending on which device it is. Your best case scenario would be 2 kexts, and the worst is very involved.

As for the blue screen, you would need to move 3 video kexts out of system folders, and may have to use terminal command as Unbutu may not write HFS+journaled file correctly.