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try "-x -v" and write down what's the last line your seeing
CPU: Intel Pentium Dual E2140 1.6 GHz. Graphics: Intel(R) 82945G (128 MB). Board: Asus P5GC-TVM/S Chipset: Intel Lakeport-G i945GC. HDD: 232 Gb S-ATA Samsung Version 10.6.2 32bit. Kernel: Vanilla. Audio: VoodooHDA 0.2.2 with prefpane. Video: Stock GMA. PS2 fix: VoodooPS2 USB 2 not working Acer Aspire 4530-6823 CPU: AMD Athlon™ X2 QL-62 2.0GHz. Graphics: Integrated GeForce® 9100M G. Chipset: nForce® MCP77MH. |
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last string is Code:
RTL8139: :fixEnetFlowControl - Flow Control is disabled Mac OS X 10.5.5 • Voodoo 9.5.0 • 2.7 GHz AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5200+ • 2 GB 1334 MHz DDR2 • NVIDIA GeForce 9500M-M MB • Maxtor 75 GB IDE |
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are u sure all what u did was replace the kernel??
try boot "-s", the check boot volume, mount for write-read access, and then: Code:
cd /System/Library chmod -R 755 Extensions/ chown -R root:wheel Extensions/ touch Extensions/ rm -Rf Extensions.mkext diskutil repairpermissions / CPU: Intel Pentium Dual E2140 1.6 GHz. Graphics: Intel(R) 82945G (128 MB). Board: Asus P5GC-TVM/S Chipset: Intel Lakeport-G i945GC. HDD: 232 Gb S-ATA Samsung Version 10.6.2 32bit. Kernel: Vanilla. Audio: VoodooHDA 0.2.2 with prefpane. Video: Stock GMA. PS2 fix: VoodooPS2 USB 2 not working Acer Aspire 4530-6823 CPU: AMD Athlon™ X2 QL-62 2.0GHz. Graphics: Integrated GeForce® 9100M G. Chipset: nForce® MCP77MH. |
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Also try disabling your network card in the BIOS. See if that gets you any further. Sometimes the system will hang at the next line but not display it.
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EDIT I used those commands (with my brothers help) using the terminal on the install disk. I also made sure they were being applied to my OSX HD and not to the install disk. Anyways It did not change anything at all...Still the same screen. The reason I changed my kernel in the first place was because I was getting the error where I could not mount a .dmg disk image or whatever it's called. I got the "mounting disk" kernel panic after installing the 9.6.0 kernel based on voodoo.Then after replacing the kernel with another kernel that I believed was my old 9.5.0 voodoo kernel, I started to have this proble. I have no idea if that information would help but I really need to be able to access my OSX HD and it is getting very frustrating not being able to do so. Mac OS X 10.5.5 • Voodoo 9.5.0 • 2.7 GHz AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5200+ • 2 GB 1334 MHz DDR2 • NVIDIA GeForce 9500M-M MB • Maxtor 75 GB IDE Last edited by oneshot; 04-07-2009 at 10:37 AM. |
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We could try downloading the 9.5.0 Voodoo kernel from their website, placing it on a usb thumb drive and install it on your machine.
Getting the Kernel Voodoo Website: http://code.google.com/p/xnu-dev/ This is a DMG so you are going to want to copy the mach_kernel to the root of you thumb drive. If you do not have a mac to open the DMG, I have downloaded it and repackaged it into a ZIP file and uploaded it here: http://rapidshare.com/files/218278593/Voodoo.zip I would recommend making sure the USB drive's label is one word with no spaces Installing the kernel So now you have the kernel on a thumb drive. Plug the drive in and boot your install disk. Open Disk Utility to see where your USB drive's partition is mounted. Should be listed under "Mount Point". It is generally /volumes/YOURDRIVESLABEL Now open Terminal and follow the commands below. 2. Copy the new kernel from your USB thumb drive to the root directory. Replace "usbdrive" with your drive's label. Replace "osx" with your hard drive's label. Code:
cp -r /Volumes/usbdrive/mach_kernel /Volumes/osx/mach_kernel Code:
chown root:wheel /Volumes/osx/mach_kernel* Code:
chmod 644 /Volumes/osx/mach_kernel* 1. Using quotes: Code:
/Volumes/"my drive with spaces"/ Code:
/Volumes/my\ drive\ with\ spaces/ MOBO: Z77MX-QUO-AOS CPU: Core i7 3770K GPU: MSI N760 TF 2GD5/OC Case: Modded MacPro2,1 Memory: 32GB Corsair Vengeance (CMY32GX3M4A1600C9) Wifi: Airport Extreme bcm94321MCA BIOS: HermitCrab Labs H3A.816M Monitor: AOC Q2963Pm 29" WFHD 2560x1080 21:9 Interests: KDE on Apple Darwin, Keeping it real with the command line, Helping those that help themselves Last edited by lanceomni; 04-07-2009 at 01:43 PM. |
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i'm agree with lanceomi, cause if u just replace the kernel i don't see how u can't go back to your previous state by replacing the old kernel.
CPU: Intel Pentium Dual E2140 1.6 GHz. Graphics: Intel(R) 82945G (128 MB). Board: Asus P5GC-TVM/S Chipset: Intel Lakeport-G i945GC. HDD: 232 Gb S-ATA Samsung Version 10.6.2 32bit. Kernel: Vanilla. Audio: VoodooHDA 0.2.2 with prefpane. Video: Stock GMA. PS2 fix: VoodooPS2 USB 2 not working Acer Aspire 4530-6823 CPU: AMD Athlon™ X2 QL-62 2.0GHz. Graphics: Integrated GeForce® 9100M G. Chipset: nForce® MCP77MH. |
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Wow thank you both eric2red and lanceomni for ALL your help and time spent writing up directions on terminal commands. Also thank you lanceomni for uploading the .zip file of the voodoo kernel!
Both of you were a tremendous help. I can't thank you enough. My system is up and running perfectly. Thank you. Mac OS X 10.5.5 • Voodoo 9.5.0 • 2.7 GHz AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5200+ • 2 GB 1334 MHz DDR2 • NVIDIA GeForce 9500M-M MB • Maxtor 75 GB IDE |
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Good to hear
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