Revision 2 Beta 2 - Please Read (Issue)
this is dedicated to ALL people in hope they can help me - and twice its information for the Leopard-AMD Dev Team (mostly Zeph) Please take a look at my attached Photo. A short Review: ive installed Leo-AMD 10.5.1 Rev 2 Beta 1 and then…
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- @xlslx Published 2008-02-06
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this is dedicated to ALL people in hope they can help me - and twice its information for the Leopard-AMD Dev Team (mostly Zeph)
Please take a look at my attached Photo. A short Review: ive installed Leo-AMD 10.5.1 Rev 2 Beta 1 and then upgraded (reinstalled, without removing Beta 1) Beta 2 over it (twice because the 1 minute left-issue) and all went fine. My HDD is bootable
but when using NO Bootflag the Error "System Config File /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist not found" occures. And when booting with -x Flag the Error in the Screenshot occures.
So does anybody can help me? (Ive installed with MBR Option and 1 Partition named "SmackOSX" ;))
Iam using OSX on a HP Pavilion dv6130eu (Turion 64 X2 TL-50 / 1GB DDR2 / 100GB SATA and a GForce 7200Go) (more info @ hp.com)
Please help my (anybody!)
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Follow-up dispatches by @xlslx
The "System Config File /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist not found" error occures too when only using -s flag! what to do now? booting with -x -s?
ok -s -x doesnt work, same error...it seems now that this error occures everytime i want to boot (with or without boot flags!) - very stange!
when having the Beta 2 DVD in the Drive and booting with -x from hard drive it works, but after a few seconds a grey apple screen appears and a black windows which tells me i have to reboot my pc (without telling me why!)
PS: Ive bootet the Beta 2 DVD and with -s flag but theres no appleefi or Appleefi or AppleEfi…maybe these are the DVD Kexts but how can u mount my disk1s2 drive when bootet with dvd to delete the kext?
ive installed it with MBR Option not with EFI…and how can i install EFI manually? Please tell me more detailed what is to do!
and is it equal which Rev.2 iam using? Have beta 1 and 2 but i mean that beta 2 is a little bit slower booting into dvd!?
and i have the pmCPUControl on DVD Boot where the system hangs for about 2minutes before continuing booting
PS: Thanks! Will test it now. just created a empty 1Gig FAT on my Pendrive labeled EFI and extracted the pack to this EFI foo.
The second thing, copying the kext to the extensions dir -> before or after reboot and copying using the dvd twice?
so i will make my drive EFI ready and BEFORE i reboot ill copy the kext to my HDD? can you tell me the Commands for it too? and which chmod/chown?
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The kernel panic is about the appleefiruntime.kext!
Boot with single user mode (-s) flag and navigate to /System/Library/Extensions to delete that kext file.
reinstall efi manually and try, if doesn´t works, reinstall leopard but dont´t use the upgrade
You need a pendrive labeled "EFI", copy the efi pack to the root of your pendrive, boot into install DVD, plug the pendrive, and open a terminal and type:
cd /volumes/efi/pc_efi_v80
diskutil unmount diskX
./startupfiletool /dev/rdiskXsY ./boot_v8
reboot
(X=leo disk Y=leo partition)
media fire.com/download.php?bdyjzsdn1y4
once efi is installed copy the applesmbios.kext from the efi pack to /system/library/extensions
for the efi install, yes, dont´t worry
PS: Before, and don´t forget chmod / chown
you can do this steps after reboot don´t worry your applesmbios works too.
If you can boot into leo then go to /system/library/extensions and replace (drag & drop) the old aplesmbios for the new one, open a terminal and type
sudo -s
(your password)
cd /system/library/extensions
chmod -R 755 * && chown -R root:wheel *
cd ..
rm extensions.mkext
kextcache -a i386 -e
reboot