Can you explain?

Since 1073 installed ...

1 - upgraded to 1074.
2 - put the kernel "bronzovkAnVoodoo_0_9_26"
3 - I applied the patch "amd_insn_patcher_src.zip"

So now I'm not even allowed to copy a file. And Disk Utility does not recognize the device any more. It really is very odd.

What did I do wrong?

ps: but the applications were running smoothly both 32bit and 64bit

here are my BIOS settings for Gigabyte Motherboard GA-990-UD3 FXA

Intelligent Tweaker (MIT) ------> leave everything on default

Standard CMOS Features:

here must be the Lion HDD in the first place, if not then change the SATA cable.
The HDD's Windows on the second position, otherwise error message when you boot ----> AppleUSBOHCI ... still waiting for root device.l

Advanced BIOS Features:
AMD C1E [Disabled]!!! if Enabled then .... wait for root device!
Virtualization [Enabled]
AMD 8 Col & Q. [Auto]

Hard Disk Boot Priority under the LION HDD must be positioned in the first place

Integrated Peripherals

On-chip SATA Controller [Enabled]
On Chip SATA Type [Native IDE]
On-chip SATA 3.0 [Enabled]
F_USB30 Controller [Enabled]
SATA3 Controller [Enabled]
SATA3 Ctrl Mode [AHCI]
ON Board 1394 Function [Disabled] Enabled if it is error message: .... waiting for root device
------> Leave everything on default

then it should work:

flag boot:-legacy -force64 UserKernelCache=No -v -f or -legacy -force64 UserKernelCache=No -v -f arch = i386_x64

Good luck!

that's what I did, then the problems were gone

take this >>>> http://osx86.co/f36/legacy-kernel-10...post55947.html




amd_ins_patcher_src.zip ( IOHIDFamily nintervalcheck.kext.zip --> S/L/E )


and use the How-To by AkimoA (root86.org)


AMD binary patching!

Unzip the file'm amd_insn_patcher and copy it to
/usr/bin

then open the Terminal

Then you give the command:

code:

sudo-s
amd_insn_patcher / usr / lib / libSystem.B.dylib / usr / lib / libSystem.B.dylib.patched
mv / usr / lib / libSystem.B.dylib.patched / usr / lib / libSystem.B.dylib

amd_insn_patcher / usr / lib / dyld / usr / lib / dyld.patched
mv / usr / lib / dyld.patched / usr / lib / dyld


amd_insn_patcher
mv

amd_insn_patcher / System / Library / QuickTime / QuickTimeComponents.component / Contents / MacOS / QuickTime Components / System / Library / QuickTime / QuickTimeComponents.component / Contents / MacOS / QuickTimeComponents.patched
mv / System / Library / QuickTime / QuickTimeComponents.component / Contents / MacOS / QuickTimeComponents.patched / System / Library / QuickTime / QuickTimeComponents.component / Contents / MacOS / QuickTime Components

amd_insn_patcher / System/Library/QuickTime/QuickTimeH264.component/Contents/Resources/QuickTimeH264.scalar / System/Library/QuickTime/QuickTimeH264.component/Contents/Resources/QuickTimeH264.scalar.patched
mv / System/Library/QuickTime/QuickTimeH264.component/Contents/Resources/QuickTimeH264.scalar.patched / System/Library/QuickTime/QuickTimeH264.component/Contents/Resources/QuickTimeH264.scalar



Then the repair permissions and re-enter the following in the terminal.
code:
sudo update_dyld_shared_cache

@frisco2,

I really appreciate your help!
I checked again my BIOS settings and everything which are the same with my motherboard are as you wrote.

write your hardware here maybe someone can help you

Here is my PC specs:

AMD Phenom II 965 Black Edition
MSI 790FX-GD70
8GB Super Talent DDR3 1600MHz
2TB Western Digital Caviar Green SATA II
350GB Samsung SATA II
ATI Radeon HD 5450
ASUS Xonar D2X
Sony/Nec Optiarc DVD-RW SATA II.

A few lines before the "still waiting for root device", it writes something like that: "couldn't alloc IOUSBMassStorageClass". Maybe it's this kext?

@erineos
Normaly the system stocks on this point if the used harddisk is not on sata1 port.

I think so too

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Mainboard:
GA-990FXA-UD3
Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller
Realtek High Definition Audio
CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1100T
RAM: 16 GB Corsair DDR3 1600 C9
NVIDIA Geforce GTX 550 TI 3072 MB
DVD SATA
HDD:
Segate 2 TB
WD 320 GB
WD 500 GB
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Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit
Snow Leopard 10.6.8
Lion 10.7.2
Lion 10.7.4

HOW-TO look here

I will install today ComboUbdate 10.7.5, then I report

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Mainboard:
GA-990FXA-UD3
Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller
Realtek High Definition Audio
CPU: AMD Phenom II X6 1100T
RAM: 16 GB Corsair DDR3 1600 C9
NVIDIA Geforce GTX 550 TI 3072 MB
DVD SATA
HDD:
Segate 2 TB
WD 320 GB
WD 500 GB
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Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit
Snow Leopard 10.6.8
Lion 10.7.2
Lion 10.7.4

HOW-TO look here

Good afternoon,

My Snow Leopard HDD (where i would like to install Lion) is in the SATA 1 port.
From a search in the net i found that probably it's the SB750 southbridge that causing the problem and it can't see any SATA ports. I found that an IOATAfamily.kext for SB700/750 for Lion, it may resolve the "still waiting for root device". What do you think? Is this kext available or we can specially make it?