Kernel panic When booting into OSX
Well i have sucessfully installed OSX. Now here's the next problem When i boot into OSX, I get a KernelPanic. Can anyone help me with this Pic below related, that's the KP i'm talking about
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- @rroflcopter10 Published 2012-04-09
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- Snow Leopard 10.6
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Well i have sucessfully installed OSX. Now here's the next problem
When i boot into OSX, I get a KernelPanic.
Can anyone help me with this
Pic below related, that's the KP i'm talking about
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@UnrealizedWell, there is an adjective for beginners like you. Ontopic: It would tell us a lot more if you told us about your hardware. If it's a new'ish Intel then you need to use legacy kernel until you have updated.
(NOTE: this cpu is actually X3 but It got unlocked to the fourth core)
And a bit more Info:
RAM:3GB
MOBO: GA-790GPT-UD3H
@UnrealizedWhich way did you use to install?
I Used a distro (iAtkos S3 V2) With qoopz kernel 10.3.0
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Never gotten retail version of it to work either. ModCd and Hazard Hackintosh Snow Leopard 10.6.6i(It's a distro and they don't really like talking about that on here but if you are like me and having problems with the retail then maybe its the only other option) is the only one I've gotten to work properly.
Despite the installer saying stuff like bootloaders intel only(thats a lie it works with amd) on hazard hackintosh 10.6.6i. I didn't get the fact that it says intel only when its not intel only.
@GodofwarNever gotten retail version of it to work either. ModCd and Hazard Hackintosh Snow Leopard 10.6.6i(It's a distro and they don't really like talking about that on here but if you are like me and having problems with the retail then maybe its the only other option) is the only one I've gotten to work properly. Despite the installer…
Well, there is an adjective for beginners like you.
Ontopic:
It would tell us a lot more if you told us about your hardware. If it's a new'ish Intel then you need to use legacy kernel until you have updated.
Use legacy_kernel instead. Or modbin, but after updating the only choice is using legacy_kernel.
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| Username | Dossier Contribution | Dispatches | Active Window |
|---|---|---|---|
| @rroflcopter10 | Primary Author | 4 | 2012-04-09 → 2012-04-11 |
| @Unrealized | Core Contributor | 3 | 2012-04-11 |
| @Godofwar | Contributor | 1 | 2012-04-10 |