iPC Stop sign
Alright I finally got a program that actually INSTALLS! YAY, but once I boot from the drive with it installed It acts as if its booting and after about 20 secs of being on the apple screen it dims and there is a stop logo over the apple…
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- @Lazorith Published 2009-04-13
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- Leopard 10.5
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Alright I finally got a program that actually INSTALLS! YAY, but once I boot from the drive with it installed It acts as if its booting and after about 20 secs of being on the apple screen it dims and there is a stop logo over the apple and goes no further. Also is there an easier way I can pick which HD to boot from besides me going into BIOS and changing the order?
Again many thanks
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Intel Core Duo E6850 @ 3.00
4 Gigs RAM
64 Bit OS Vista ultimate
nVidea 680i Motherboard (ive read some things where this MB has trouble installing any of the OSX)
8800 GTX 746 Graphics
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The stop sign is known as kernel panic, so there's something wrong with your system. Can you tell us your system specs (cpu, board, gfx card) so that we know your hardware. Best add it to your signature.
If you have an AMD system you may have problems with iPC, I had a lot. I can recommend the XxX 10.5.6 Final 2 image, it was working out of the box and has a 9.6.0 kernel already on disc. But the image doesn't seem to be available as t*rrent anymore, so PM me how to get it.