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Thanks The disk osx is installed on is NOT owner enabled. Could this be the problem? |
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During setup I get Welcome video, choose language, choose keyboard layout, Migration page, How Do You Connect,Apple ID, Reg info, create your account, Try MobileMe, Select Time Zone (which I can't), Thank you page with Go button. I push Go, screen goes dark then login page pops up with Keyboard Setup Assistant (says keyboard not identified). It doesn't matter if I setup keyboard or not, the keyboard works. Then I try to login, but my username is not in the box and I fail. Does everyone go to login from the thank you page. Seems weird to me and I don't remember doing it on Macs. OK, time for some terminal work. |
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I'm using a Macally Mac keyboard. I bought a new one yesterday thinking that may be the problem. I may borrow an Imac keyboard today. I thought it was strange to restart into the login page. And there are no users available at that page, so setup is not finishing. I tried to add the user in terminal, but I couldn't do it through the install drive, so I plugged it into my MBPro and added it there, but it didn't take. I was in the right drive, but the user was added to my MBPro. Osx is on a 60gb USB drive. I think Ownership enabled, mine is no, may be part of the problem. Otherwise I'm going to wipe the drives and start all over. Could the external drive be the problem? So close, but yet so far. |
Wake on LAN options missing?
I can't find the wake on lan options in system preferences... according to
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3774 they should be on the Energy Save panel.. but I only see Computer sleep (slidebar) Display Sleep (slidebar) Put hard disks to sleep when possible (checkbox) Allow power button to put the computer to sleep (checkbox) Start up automatically after a power failure (checkbox) ?? this is using the onboard NIC, rev 1 mobo. |
Finally a successful install, then KP on upgrade to 10.6.2. "Version mis-match between Kernel and CPU...
Trying to track that one down. |
Problems from the start
I copied the retail SL to USB as stated in the guide (I'm on 10.4), then used the myHack installer exactly as indicated. Now when I try to boot up the target machine (by setting the flash drive as default boot device - under Hard Disk Drive priority) I just get stuck right after "Verifying DMI Pool Data"....
Do I need to create the flash drive on OSX 10.5? What is the format, Mac OS Extended (Journaled)? Has anyone else run into this? Thanks in advance. |
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Snow Leopard 10.6.2 MSI X58M i7 920 @ 3.33Ghz 4 Gb DDR3 BFG GTS 250 OC 60 Gb Ext. USB HDD |