Originally Posted by Dj Osiris

Hey . Not sure if you have got running yet, but if not here is something simple you can try if you want . Partition your drive to MBR HFS+ journaled not GUID, and name it Leopard. Use the same settings I gave you last time, now I know your going to ask about the BIOS settings my friend . So here is my answer in advance . You can use the same settings you used last time but you don't have to what's important is to have your BIOS set to AHCI. After installation is complete leave disc in and reboot. When it say press any key to boot from disc do so. Go to Utilities > Terminal and type these commands being sure to hit enter after each:

Code:

sudo -s

Code:

mv -f /Volumes/Leopard/System/Library/Extensions/AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext /Volumes/Leopard/System/Library/Extensions/AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext.original

Code:

rm -rf /Volumes/Leopard/System/Library/Extensions/Extensions.mkext

Code:

chown -R root:wheel /Volumes/Leopard/System/Library/Extensions

Code:

chmod -R 755 /Volumes/Leopard/System/Library/Extensions

Code:

kextcache -amv i386 /Volumes/Leopard/System/Library/Extensions.mkext /Volumes/Leopard/System/Library/Extensions/

Then take out the disk and reboot! If this doesn't work take your PC and through it in the sea. Just joking , let me know how it goes.

Hi i am so glad to see you again. i ll try. but you allways forgetting some thing. When installation completes i ll leave disc inside then boot disc again, utilities->termnal. then direct reboot or contuniu installation without select drivers in costumize????????

I'm not sure I get what you mean? You select the kexts (drivers) when your installing. After it has finished and ask you to reboot, then reboot and you will be at the push any key part I mentioned in the steps . Then after your done completing the steps, reboot and pull the disc out and try to boot. If I'm not understanding you correctly forgive me I had a long weekend so feel like this guy .

Originally Posted by Dj Osiris

I'm not sure I get what you mean? You select the kexts (drivers) when your installing. After it has finished and ask you to reboot, then reboot and you will be at the push any key part I mentioned in the steps . Then after your done completing the steps, reboot and pull the disc out and try to boot. If I'm not understanding you correctly forgive me I had a long weekend so feel like this guy .

Hi my friend. I did it but your final code didnt worked. Error. But i anyway use it no action same problem, but I use DAVIDs method to but it didnt work too. You know when i am pressing to boot is only one code works it is cpus=1. -v, -f ,-x, busratio=20 not working. And after installation chameleon boot time i am pressing any key and i write -v -f -x, busratio=20 gives error and only with cpus=1 codes lets it to load, but it just loads no welcome screen.i used 2 bios profiles, different drivers. no Actio. I dont want to kick my pc to the Caspian SEA!

hi,

i downloaded the iAtkos v7 from torrentz... and burned it to the dvd and tried to install... when it starts i pressed -v for the verbose mode...it started installing and stucked at apple logo please help me to install it on the intel 965 board... i already configured the Bios....

please help me

Originally Posted by s.srinivasa

hi,

i downloaded the iAtkos v7 from torrentz... and burned it to the dvd and tried to install... when it starts i pressed -v for the verbose mode...it started installing and stucked at apple logo please help me to install it on the intel 965 board... i already configured the Bios....

please help me

Hi. write your system spesifection!!

Hi DJ OSIRIS. i download IDENEB 1.5.1 10.5.7. i think it better and easy. I think my system cant work with iatkos, you know why? because when i cant boot iatkos with -v, but ideneb boots with -v. but there drivers is more different. I want we will work with ideneb now. here is pictures on it help me to choose drivers and FIX-s!

Originally Posted by Neotanker

Hi. write your system spesifection!!

mine is
processor: intel core 2
ram:1 gb
motherboard: 965
hd disk: 160gb sata
dvd drive

for better understand

Originally Posted by s.srinivasa

mine is
processor: intel core 2
ram:1 gb
motherboard: 965
hd disk: 160gb sata
dvd drive

for better understand

Try to boot this ones
-v
-v -f
-v -f -x
cpus=1
cpus=1 -v
busratio=20
mach_970 -v
mach_970 -v -f busratio=20 cpus=1

I take it you didn't try mounting the disk:

Code:

/sbin/mount -uw /

Yes my friend I wouldn't expect any action if you couldn't execute the commands in terminal lol. If iDeneb is easier for you then use iDeneb my friend . I went ahead and modded Asus P5QC BIOS a few days ago so I'll will post it a little later . It will make installation alot easier for other users who have the same board.

Originally Posted by Neotanker

Try to boot this ones
-v
-v -f
-v -f -x
cpus=1
cpus=1 -v
busratio=20
mach_970 -v
mach_970 -v -f busratio=20 cpus=1

where can i configure these?
don't feel i am new to apple so i didn't no all these
please tell me