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Originally Posted by nfoav8or
Forcedeth caused a Kernel Panic after mounting the DMG it created of my install disk on my Hacintosh. I'm removing it and retrying.
EDIT: I figured out what it was... the kernel panic was caused by forcedeth during the loading of iTunes and trying to connect to the iTunes Store. Why does this load iTunes to play music during this step? If I want to listen to music while it's working I'll open iTunes myself.
EDIT 2: Success running a B/U with retail and B/U with update on the Intel Macbook in my specs... now on to the PC compatible version.
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The script takes like an hour to run on my hardware, I was using iTunes as an alarm to get my attention so I would go back to the PC. To stop it from doing that, just comment out the two calls to play music:
playMp3 "${mp3one}" # Play some music
playMp3 "${mp3two}" # Play some music
When Hexley is installed you can find the script here:
/Applications/Hexley.app/Contents/Resources/script
I should have done that myself before posting it on MediaFire.
Does the backup + update DVD for the Macbook boot okay? I've never had access to a real Intel Mac to test my method of making a real Mac efi bootable disk. You don't have to install from the DVD, just see if it boots. If the DVD boots it is safe to assume the install would work okay.