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comp. keep rebooting on iATKOS v7

Is new in this "world" I am trying to install iATKOS v7 on my PC. Booting from the DVD… Loading "Darwin/ x86..." a few seconds then starting "Starting Darwin" and bing the computer restarts... and just keep running this loop. Can any helt.…

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@herthg Published 2009-09-05
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Leopard 10.5
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6,481 historical reads · 1 curated field notes (from 4 dispatches) · 2009-09-05 – 2009-09-07
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@herthg (3)@Dano77

Is new in this "world"
I am trying to install iATKOS v7 on my PC.

Booting from the DVD… Loading "Darwin/ x86..." a few seconds then starting "Starting Darwin" and bing the computer restarts... and just keep running this loop.

Can any helt.
My spec.
Gigabyte MA790XT (AMD 790 chipset)
AMD Phenom quad core 3,2Ghz
4 GB RAM
Graphic: ATI 4980
HD. WestenDigital GreenPower

Regards
Henrik

Author Updates & Technical Revisions

Follow-up dispatches by @herthg

Author Update #1 @herthg 2009-09-06

my spec. is

AMD AM3 Phenom™ II X4 processor

North Bridge: AMD 790X
South Bridge: AMD SB750

Audio : Realtek ALC889A
LAN: Realtek 8111C/DL

DVD is an IDE drive
Harddisk is SATA

installer DVD has been burned with PowerISO at 2xspeed. !

Author Update #2 @herthg 2009-09-07

does any have a solution to this.
I have downloaded another version of iATKOS v7 run some test and the file/DVD seems fine...
But my computer still just running the loop of rebooting.

Henrik

Synthesized Community Field Notes

1 technical responses curated from 4 original dispatches

Field Note #1 @Dano77 2009-09-06

Hmm,

Based on your situation here, I'd say here's where I'd start.

First, check the MD5 on your original download.
Second, burn it slower, see if that helps. Bet the CD is the issue.
This is before the kernel even starts or anything really happens so
it's not neccesarily a hardware issue.

However, secondly check what main chipset you have (and if it's
supported) *AND* write down here on the board what DVDROM/HDD combo
your using.

Sata drive? IDE drive?, SATA DVD? IDE DVD?

Lets go from there.

Dan

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@herthgPrimary Author32009-09-05 → 2009-09-07
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