So what did you do to get it installed...?

Let us know so others who may want to try can duplicate.

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Originally Posted by camzgon

I successfully installed. Although it's not clean, I do -v and other options, aometimes it just seems to hang on the writing on the screen. It did boot once, but it said that the keyboard wasn't connected, and that I have to connect to continue.

I didn't check the box that said ps/2 keyboard and ps/2 mouse in teh customise options, could that be it?

If so, is there a way to add from the dvd onto the partition without having to go through install and checking all those boxes again? Like a drag and drop?

I have a software called macdrive 8 that lets me browse and write to the mac partition, but it doesn't recognise the iatkos as a mac cd so I have no access to the kext there

Yep was just about to do that. Reinstalled with the ps/2 drivers.

This is my current install, its better than the rest of my tries, it shows text like normal, then shows some writing for like a few milliseconds, enough so I know thereis writing appearing, but not enough to distinguish what is says, then reboots.

I managed to boot into the system using the -x flag though . Even the keyboard is working.

Standard bootloader thats ticked by default, something like agere.
kERNEL: PCj
PATCHES:
USB AND UUID Patches (not sure if they helped though)
DRIVERS: AHCI SATA, VoodooHDA (Haven't tested sound yet, will do now), VoodooPS/2, All 5 laptop drivers

That is very good.
Once in OSX, use disk utility to repair permission and see if you could boot without -x.
The default choice bootloader for that DVD is heavy mod. Sometimes, V2 RC4 standard is better.

Running snow leopard as I write this

Kernal panic was caused by me using voodoohda, I deleted that kext, and replaced it with the applehda kext downloaded from a different website. Although audio hasn't worked yet, will try to get it working. I'm just happy I managed to boot into it.

Thanks a lot guys, really appreciate your help

Originally Posted by camzgon

Running snow leopard as I write this

Kernal panic was caused by me using voodoohda, I deleted that kext, and replaced it with the applehda kext downloaded from a different website. Although audio hasn't worked yet, will try to get it working. I'm just happy I managed to boot into it.

Thanks a lot guys, really appreciate your help

Well done! Welcome to the pack

Very good job for sorting out the KP.

Cheers

have you had any luck, i have the same pc but tried iatkos and it just stuck at the apple logo