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[eskild12]

Hey i have tried Atkios v7 and IPC 10.5.6 final and Kalyway 10.5.2 but none of the worked good on my system IPC worked a while and Atkios didn't even boot to installation same as Kalyway so i'm asking if Ideneb v1.6 10.5.8 lite edition is any good. I got AMD computer.

My PC spec:
Base processor: Athlon 64 X2 (W) 3800+ 2.0 GHz
2000 MT/s (mega transfers/second)
Socket AM2
Chipset: GeForce 6150 LE
Motherboard: Manufacturer: Asus
Motherboard Name: A8M2N-LA
Hard drive:320 GB SATA 7200 rpm
Video Graphics: GeForce 7500LE
256 MB DDR memory
I/O Ports: DVI, S-Video, VGA

/eskild

[Creatorp]

what computer do u have?

[eskild12]

A Hp pavilion t3730.sc

[Imkantus]

Most of the up-to-date prepatched distros are working allmost the same way and what they all have in common is that it doesn't work just to install one of them, as this is still not about having a cheap Macintosh alternative - thankfully it's not.
You can be pretty sure that you'll won't get a fully working setup until you are not willing to gain the necessary knowledge - knowledge which is allmost entirely avaible on the internet - just waiting for beeing looked up.

Propably you've got more then 2GB of RAM?

[eskild12]

Yes i have 3GB of ram I'm downloading Ideneb v1.6 atm will try it in one hour and will post back if it's working

[Imkantus]

You can boot iAtkos v7 using maxmem=2048 bootflag and install fixed nForce ATA driver later - a far wide known issue...

[eskild12]

Hey i have tried that with maxmem=2048 but i get Still waiting for Root device error then but before that one i get 3x SAM something error. Plz help ;)

[Imkantus]

I do not know your chipset man (no your onboard GeForce is not the chipset^^) if it's MCP** and you are using an SATA DVD drive, you might be able to enable AHCI mode for SATA. (Maybe hp docs provide more info and how-to?)

[eskild12]

I have no idea to fix that i'm noob when i comes to stuff like that...

[lanceomni]

@eskild12
As said: you might be able to enable AHCI mode for SATA. (Maybe hp docs provide more info and how-to?)

Please go to HP.com and download your user manual and read up on changing bios settings. We can help you out but you will need to do some research on your own. For instance when a new term pops up such as AHCI, google it try "ahci" or "wiki ahci" to get an idea what the term means and then try "ahci osx86" to find some references dealing with the term and OSX86.