SL KP every time i try to use a new Kext

ill add the kext in my leopard install and then when i reboot i get the KP..

@x986123That doesn't look like a KP message. A lot of people get that. Can you take a picture of the KP?

that;s what strange to me.. is i see this even when it boots normally but i cant seem to see any errors when it hangs there

I've installed the following Kexts

Preboot (Followed How to Install SL on PC Sticky in Forum Method):

fakesmc.kext
NullCPUPowerMangement.kext
OpenHaltRestart.kext
PlatformUUID.kext
IOATAFamily.kext

After Booting First time, Installed:

VoodooHDA.kext with KextHelper b7

When i run into problems is now when i try to install another kext, when i reboot i get KP.. I also use KextHelper b7. For example, i tried to add Natit.kext and get KP.

Chris

im pretty sure since they were from other SL tutorial installs..

if it is the kext, any recommendations for getting a Quadro NVS 285 working?

Chris

do you get this right after you add the kext?
or when you try to repair permission?

That doesn't look like a KP message. A lot of people get that. Can you take a picture of the KP?

I don't know how you installed your kexts but I've noticed the majority of people get kp after installing kexts is because
1. not compatible
2. used wrong terminal commands
3. did not repair permissions using disk utilty

try this
use kexthelper application to install your kext
repair using disk utility
then reboot

Maybe you should explain in detail what kexts you are installing and how.
That message you have is normal for anyone using Disabler or NullCPUPowerManagement kexts.

If VoodooHDA worked the problem should not be the method but the kexts. (Extensions.mkext location changed with SL, I assume KextHelper can cope with that)
Do you know for sure those kexts are recompiled for Leopard?
Also try booting with the kernel in 32 bits instead (-x32 or arch=i386) to see if the kexts dont support 64 bits.

I dont have that hardware so I wouldnt know what to recommend. I was under the impression that all graphics injectors like natit dont work for Snow, maybe you should try using a EFI String if it works for Quadros...
Also try booting the kernel in 32 bits, there is a better chance of an old kext working with Snow,

I dont have that hardware so I wouldnt know what to recommend. I was under the impression that all graphics injectors like natit dont work for Snow, maybe you should try using a EFI String if it works for Quadros...
Also try booting the kernel in 32 bits, there is a better chance of an old kext working with Snow,