I had kernel panic problem when I tried to boot without -v -f.

But after removing extensions.mkext from System/Library
and Caches folder from System/Library/Extensions
my system boot correctly without bootflags.

Hope this helps some of you

Hi WinLinMac01,
thats even stranger then, coz my config is quite similar, execpt the sata part. I am running Leo on IDE.
Same SMBIOS, no TimeMachine Update.

Are those who can not use the kernel running on IDE too?
Maybe that is an issue, as even -v doesn't show up with some errormessages, the System just stops loading,
so maybe its something about the HD Driver....

How did you get SATA to work? I placed AppleNForceATA.kext v1.0.3 inside the plugins folder of IOATAFamily.kext,
maybe you use a different driver on that?

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The xcode fix worked for me, thanks. System far more snappy!

I used the SATA driver that was included in the NVIDIA chipset (2/3/4/5) that was in the DVD before I begun the installation. Can it be that I have only one hard drive in my system, SATA? I still doubt that part.

can anyone tell me why my pc is rebooting automatically every night? is it a bug or just a cleaning procedure i have to switch off?

im not sure if it comes from kernel 9.2.2

Well if the system is on while you are using it or if it is inactive at nights, could be something wrong with your time configuration settings, or it can be something else that I am probably not aware off.

Mine has always suffered from random restarts, particularly when leaving the machine running over night. Looking through my crash logs reveals kernel trap errors specific to Safari, these result in a panic therefore forcing the system to restart itself. However, I am probably my own worse enemy as I use a lot of input managers that require SIMBL, these can cause stability issues as they are essentially hacks. If I use Firefox as my main browser stability returns.

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MacBook Pro 15" | Mac OS X 10.6 • 2 GHz Intel Core Duo • 2 GB DDR2-667 • ATI Radeon Mobility X1600 128 MB • 100 GB Serial-ATA
Hackintosh | Mac OS X 10.5.6 • 3 GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ • MSI K9N AM2 • 2 GB DDR2-667 • NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT 512 MB • ALC888 Audio • 300 GB Serial-ATA
iPhone 3G • 8 GB

Well, hopefully this is not as result of kernel version 9.2.2. ;D

Thankfully no. I've been having these problems since day one on my system right back to 10.5.1, so the kernel is not the issue. I suspect its a hardware vs. kext issue thats causing my problem. Fortunately its doesn't happen much when I'm on the machine or in the middle of something. Still a tad annoying though and I will investigate it further when I have a little more time.

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MacBook Pro 15" | Mac OS X 10.6 • 2 GHz Intel Core Duo • 2 GB DDR2-667 • ATI Radeon Mobility X1600 128 MB • 100 GB Serial-ATA
Hackintosh | Mac OS X 10.5.6 • 3 GHz AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ • MSI K9N AM2 • 2 GB DDR2-667 • NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT 512 MB • ALC888 Audio • 300 GB Serial-ATA
iPhone 3G • 8 GB

I have Single Core AMD and the new kernel / system.kext work fine here. :-)