Kernel Panic! Kext issue, OpenHaltRestart

Hello there,

I seem to have gotten myself into a great pickle. Here's the situation:

A hackintosh boot on an Asus 1000HE was working until I installed the OpenHaltRestart.kext file to make it sleep properly. Big mistake. I'm now getting a kernel panic with the code that's on the attached picture.

http://www.wynntom.com/public/cs/IMG_0211.jpg

I've then booted from a Ubuntu Live USB, so I could manually delete the kext file and boot up Mac OS 10.6.3 again. Ubuntu wouldn't let me b/c I wasn't logged in as root (sudo command), so I restarted and Voila... now the Mac OS partition on Ubuntu OS won't mount. I can't boot in -x mode, as the KP still appears.

Ugh. OK so now I'm completely out of ideas. Any help would be greatly appreciated, for I know not where to turn from here.

Thank you so very much in advance, from the tips of my tired fingers to the lashes of my bloodshot eyes.

Tom

hey man I have the SAME PROBLEM! I just posted about it too. I heard on insanelymac to use a kernel like qoopz kernel.

I also heard that BlackOSX's OpenHaltRestart.kext file would work, and I'll try one of them when I can, but...

That doesn't help either of us get around the KP issue we're currently having. Do you know of a command-line fix for this, through a special boot command perhaps?

I haven't been able to use my netbook for like a month. Poo.

Tom