From these two posts it looks like you should be able to install but might have issues getting your graphics fully supported. Looks like iDeneb worked for them.

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=136752

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.p...t=#entry923727

When you boot the install cd use these boot-flag -v (When you startup and see Darwin at the top of the screen it should give you a few seconds to press F8 and enter boot options. ) This will put you in verbose mode so that we can see where you are hanging.

If you manage to select a drive to install remember to choose "Customize". You should only select what your 100% sure will work. I would recommend choosing the bare minimum as it is much easier and rewarding to fix issues one by one after booting into OSX.

I believe your model has an AMD processor so you will need to select the AMD fix. I wouldnt worry about graphics options until after your in OSX as default graphics are better than not booting due to wrong drivers.

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