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03-10-2009, 03:37 PM
RohanSucho

Blue screen on restart after first run

Okay, im new to this community, and seeing most of the questions here have been answered, im wandering if anybody would help me with this problem. I succesfully installed iAtkos Leopard on a new HFS+ Partition, did the darwin boot utility succesfully, then restarted my laptop, booted off the mac system, it came up with the first-run setup, i went past all of the steps succesfully, then the desktop loaded up, after i had finished with it, i shut it down, then the next day, booted it up again, but now i have problems, it goes past the apple screen fine, then it just goes to a light blue screen and does nothing.

Some computer details:
Processor: Intel(R) Core Duo (TM)2 Duo CPU T540 @ 1.66GHz 1.67GHz
Memory (RAM): 2.00GB
Graphics card: Mobile Intel 965 Express chipset family
Laptop: Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pi 2515
Main OS: Windows 7 Build 7000

Please respond!! im desperate to use ilife and some other stuff

~Rohan
03-10-2009, 10:47 PM
RohanSucho

Bump :( help me!!
03-11-2009, 03:31 PM
icchansan

The problem is your video, try to boot in safe mode, some ppl do a trick with a paper clip to fix this issue, google the trick. They put it in the vga output
03-11-2009, 06:45 PM
RohanSucho

Quote:

Originally Posted by icchansan

The problem is your video, try to boot in safe mode, some ppl do a trick with a paper clip to fix this issue, google the trick. They put it in the vga output

kk, ill try that, thanks a bunch :D

EDIT: Woooop!! it works, thanks soooooo much!!

ill + some rep if i can :)
03-11-2009, 09:09 PM
icchansan

Good to hear that, can you post a photo or something of the clip? I really wanna see that XD
03-12-2009, 05:56 PM
RohanSucho

Quote:

Originally Posted by icchansan

Good to hear that, can you post a photo or something of the clip? I really wanna see that XD

no no no, i didn't stick a paperclip in, i booted into safe mode and looked for the correct vga driver instead of the one that came with iatkos, rebooted, and it started up fine :) i didn't really get what to do with the paperclip method, like what pins to put it in, so i went for the easier way. it took ages to find a driver for it though.

You could've mentioned that you type -x to do a safe boot, i had to google on how to do a safe boot lol, im new to this :P