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Im getting boot0:mbr boot0:done: boot1:error. This was after installing iatkos 5i. I would love for someone to help me choosing the right settings in customize. My settings are: Dell Dimension 5150/ E510 Pentium D820 2.8ghz Intel i945G /GZ…

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@Notoryous Published 2009-01-28
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Leopard 10.5
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20,831 historical reads · 6 curated field notes (from 13 dispatches) · 2009-01-28 – 2009-02-02
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@Notoryous (7)@erick2red (2)@Dies (2)@cmdshft@Daverto

Im getting boot0:mbr boot0:done: boot1:error. This was after installing iatkos 5i. I would love for someone to help me choosing the right settings in customize.

My settings are:
Dell Dimension 5150/ E510

Pentium D820 2.8ghz
Intel i945G /GZ 82801 ICH7
Serial ATA
SigmaTel HD STAC 9220
Intel PRO/VE Connection
Nvidia 8600GT 512mb
3GB RAM

I dont really know what my problem is. Im trying to install in only one partition disk with no dual boot or anything. Ive read other threads of the error above, but still dont know what to do to fix this.

Author Updates & Technical Revisions

Follow-up dispatches by @Notoryous

Author Update #1 @Notoryous 2009-01-29

Now what happened was so weird, i got a DVD with Leo4all and when i inserted it in the pc and boot from dvd, the installation went to the registration part of the leopard install, when i filled it out, i got to the Desktop normally. When i rebooted, i left it to boot normally and not from the dvd and it gave me the boot error as before. What does this mean now, i think this is a new type of problem.

Author Update #2 @Notoryous 2009-01-30

Ill try that, but right now i dont have my ethernet connection working, this is my current problem.

btw, i clicked your link, which one exactly is it?

Author Update #3 @Notoryous 2009-01-31

Ok, ill try this as soon as i get home and i'll get back to you, i've been very impatient doing this.

Author Update #4 @Notoryous 2009-02-02

I Have sound working and i no longer need dvd to load leopard. Now i just need to fix my Network card which i dont seem to find the solution for it. Intel Pro/ 100 VE in a Dell Dimension 5150

Author Update #5 @Notoryous 2009-02-02

Thank for posting it, ive been on that thread since saturday and still havent found any real way to solve it, i dont have anything in my network, its completely empty. What do you say

Synthesized Community Field Notes

6 technical responses curated from 13 original dispatches

Field Note #1 @erick2red 2009-01-29

it seems u burn the dvd wrong…it seems that the bootloader data it's corrupt
try burning the disk again

erick

PS: i used and it booted right

Field Note #2 @erick2red 2009-01-29 ↳ Re: @Notoryous
@NotoryousIm getting boot0:mbr boot0:done: boot1:error. This was after installing iatkos 5i. I would love for someone to help me choosing the right settings in customize. My settings are: Dell Dimension 5150/ E510 Pentium D820 2.8ghz Intel i945G /GZ 82801 ICH7 Serial ATA SigmaTel HD STAC 9220 Intel PRO/VE Connection Nvidia 8600GT 512mb 3GB RAM…

or reinstalling the bootloader by some other way

Field Note #3 @Dies 2009-01-30 ↳ Re: @Notoryous
@NotoryousNow what happened was so weird, i got a DVD with Leo4all and when i inserted it in the pc and boot from dvd, the installation went to the registration part of the leopard install, when i filled it out, i got to the Desktop normally. When i rebooted, i left it to boot normally and not from the dvd and it gave me the boot error as…

The problem is the same, the bootloader installation got botched somehow.

To fix this, use the dvd to get to the desktop just like you did before, once there use safari to download

chameleon.osx 86.hu/file_download/10/Chameleon-1.0.11-installer.zip

install it, remove the dvd from the drive and reboot, you should be good.

Hopefully...

Field Note #4 @Dies 2009-01-31

Underneath the donation button there is a link in the sentence that reads

"Alternatively you can click here to download the requested file."

Grab the file and use a USB drive or whatever to get it installed, then you can worry about getting your network up.

Field Note #5 @cmdshft 2009-01-31

If you are on the OS X system, double click it and it will mount, open up the new drive that has appeared on the desktop and use whatever utils are in it.

Field Note #6 @Daverto 2009-02-02

Here is a tutorial for your network card:

I don't see this posted, so I'm making a HowTo. Anyways, this for when you have Intel PRO/100 VE. When you go into System Preferences/Network and your Built-In Ethernet is not show/grayed out, this is the fix for you. You are required to add a product ID AppleIntel8255x.kext, which is located here:…

You can also find it here: http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=25477 ↗

Hope that helps

Sources & Contributor Provenance (5 credited usernames · Thread #2019)
UsernameDossier ContributionDispatchesActive Window
@NotoryousPrimary Author72009-01-28 → 2009-02-02
@erick2redContributor22009-01-29
@DiesContributor22009-01-30 → 2009-01-31
@cmdshftContributor12009-01-31
@DavertoContributor12009-02-02