iPC OSX86 with ppf5 , system hang after sucessful installed
It installed sucessful but after boot, remove dvd and still tried type -v -f, it hang at localhost /usr/sbin/ocspd[75]: starting and stay for long time , and nothing show up, , I had been install many time like over 10 times , with…
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- @chipgeek Published 2009-03-31
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It installed sucessful but after boot, remove dvd and still tried type -v -f, it hang at localhost /usr/sbin/ocspd[75]: starting and stay for long time , and nothing show up, , I had been install many time like over 10 times , with different configuration , I feel it close to me , hope you see my attach , I need help thank you
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same problem
this is the exact same issue that im having... i will let you know if i have found any solution... and please do the same
OK Couple of things....
Which exact version of iPC? Also, what did you install, that is, item by item? Here is an example:
Base System
Drivers
Legacy Time Machine Fix
Chipset
YOUR SATA
Audio
YOUR AUDIO
Ethernet
YOUR ETHER
USB Drivers
Patched USB
FixPatch
PS/2 Device Support
PS/2 Keyboard Fix (use this if needed. I use mac kybd so I left it off)
DSDT
Patch DSDT
AppleSMBIOS Patch
AppleSMBIOSResolver
Applications
load all, check top level item which will select all underneath
This is from the 10.5.6 universal final. This is the outline of what worked for me, that is, with my specific items inserted. If this is your version, you could very well try what is listed above, choosing the correct audio, chipset, and ethernet. (I installed my video kext after the load, though you may do b4 if it is available) As for your specs, you did not mention an important one. Chipset. Typically ICHx. Also might want to check your bios, if it supports AHCI, use it. If problems persist, might want to consider having only the HD you are loading on the system while you are loading it. (I really don't know if that is a factor, just an offhand suggestion) Come back with more detailed info, or try what is above and report.
Sources & Contributor Provenance (3 credited usernames · Thread #2477)
| Username | Dossier Contribution | Dispatches | Active Window |
|---|---|---|---|
| @chipgeek | Primary Author | 2 | 2009-03-31 → 2009-04-04 |
| @effortless | Contributor | 1 | 2009-05-04 |
| @HappyQuadCore | Contributor | 1 | 2009-05-05 |