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iwi2200BG - Kernel panic

After some hours and researchs, I succeed a Leo4allv3 install on my old vaio Z1xmp. I installed iwi2200.dmg drivers from http://code.google.com/p/iwidarwin/wiki but when I reboot, I have this kernel panic (attached shot). Any idea for…

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@iero Published 2008-07-19
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Leopard 10.5
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3,738 historical reads · 1 curated field notes (from 4 dispatches) · 2008-07-19
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@iero (3)@nfoav8or

After some hours and researchs, I succeed a Leo4allv3 install on my old vaio Z1xmp.

I installed iwi2200.dmg drivers from http://code.google.com/p/iwidarwin/wiki ↗ but when I reboot, I have this kernel panic (attached shot).

Any idea for something to try ?

My PS2 keyb and ALPS mouse aren't reconized, and I need to test ATI drivers and AC97 drivers.. And after, it will be ok.

Thanx for your help

iero.

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Follow-up dispatches by @iero

Author Update #1 @iero 2008-07-19

I have another screen like that after try to install ALPS (attached shot). Maybe it's not iwi2200 drivers but something else ?

Thanx,

iero.

Author Update #2 @iero 2008-07-19

Hum,

If I boot with "-f" option, it works.. Strange ?

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Field Note #1 @nfoav8or 2008-07-19

did you force it to repack Extensions.mkext?
that is what -f does for you on a temporary basis (it ignores the .mkext you have and allows a temp one to be used)

you can force the system to do it itself by opening terminal:

<b>sudo rm /System/Library/Extensions.*</b>

then reboot.

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