thebluewonderland
07-10-2012, 04:31 AM
I've spent the last 2 weeks researching anything I can find and tried to prevent having to be "that guy" who has others solves his problems, but I am stuck and I need help.
Here are my system specs:
CPU : AMD FX-8120 (bulldozer architecture, running at 3.1GHz)
MOBO : ASUS Sabertooth 990fx
RAM : 1 x 8GB stick
HD : 2 x 60GB SSD | 1 x 1TB HDD
My intentions are to have a dedicated boot drive for both Windows and OS X (one on each SSD), then use some cross compatible file system format for the HDD (3rd party program if necessary).
Whenever I try to install I run into an issue regarding the DSDT, regardless of what flags I use. I'd like to make my way over to 10.7.4 and use R:A:W:X86's kernel, because I've read that it works well with my CPU, but I can't find a way to install 10.7.4 when starting out on windows. I can't download an .iso from Apple, nor is there an Apple store near me (and I don't know anybody who owns a Mac). I've tried to install on 10.6.0 and 10.6.6, without success from either.
I'll get a picture of the kernel panic in an hour or so, I'm finishing up some things at work, but I was hoping somebody would spot something I'm doing wrong from the info I've given so I can get the ball rolling on this before I get home.
Here are my system specs:
CPU : AMD FX-8120 (bulldozer architecture, running at 3.1GHz)
MOBO : ASUS Sabertooth 990fx
RAM : 1 x 8GB stick
HD : 2 x 60GB SSD | 1 x 1TB HDD
My intentions are to have a dedicated boot drive for both Windows and OS X (one on each SSD), then use some cross compatible file system format for the HDD (3rd party program if necessary).
Whenever I try to install I run into an issue regarding the DSDT, regardless of what flags I use. I'd like to make my way over to 10.7.4 and use R:A:W:X86's kernel, because I've read that it works well with my CPU, but I can't find a way to install 10.7.4 when starting out on windows. I can't download an .iso from Apple, nor is there an Apple store near me (and I don't know anybody who owns a Mac). I've tried to install on 10.6.0 and 10.6.6, without success from either.
I'll get a picture of the kernel panic in an hour or so, I'm finishing up some things at work, but I was hoping somebody would spot something I'm doing wrong from the info I've given so I can get the ball rolling on this before I get home.