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Old 02-22-2008, 06:47 PM
rbgarga rbgarga is offline
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I got Leopard 10.5.2 Rev.1 and installed it on my M2N-MX SE Mother Board with SATA disk.

It was the first installation that find my sata disk during install proccess, i've installed it a lot of times yesterday but no success on boot.

On last installation, i selected at Customize,
* All Thirdy part drivers
* No kernel (9.1.0 and 9.2.0)
* MBR bootloader
* Additional Fonts
* Brazillian Portuguese language pack

I've created partition with MBR scheme on a full HD dedicated to macos. It installed perfectly, but when i booted it, it show a message to restart the computer, booting with -v i can see AppleNForceATA couldn't find my HD

Am I doing anything wrong? Is there a solution for it? It's the 8th image i get and try to install, i really hope i can do it

Thank you in advance and congrats for the job.
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Old 02-24-2008, 09:59 PM
rbgarga rbgarga is offline
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I had no success yet here, looking on -v boot i saw a message talking Medevil's nforce detect my chipset, and my sata hd too

AppleNForceATA::scanForDrives found 1 units

but after it say the oposite

AppleNForceATA::scanForDrives found 0 units

and stops the boot proccess. I know the correct driver is available on DVD because it boots to install, find disks, installs with no problem, but maybe i'm doing something wrong and i have no idea how to fix. I search a lot on google, and didn't find a solution.

Do i need to select 9.1.0 and/or 9.2.0 kernel at customize? I remember to select both one time and machine didn't boot, got an HFS+ partition error message, and just this small message.

Anybody can gimme some help?
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Old 02-24-2008, 10:13 PM
Ianxxx Ianxxx is offline
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AppleNForceATA::scanForDrives found 1 units

but after it say the oposite

AppleNForceATA::scanForDrives found 0 units

This is normal on my system but doesnt stop boot, think your problem might be something else.
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Old 02-24-2008, 10:21 PM
rbgarga rbgarga is offline
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Thanks for the information lanxxx,

Let me get out of FreeBSD and try to boot leopard again to get more information and post here
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Old 02-24-2008, 10:40 PM
rbgarga rbgarga is offline
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Here i'm again, i've collected other error messages, actually, the last ones

kextd[10]: IOKitWaitQuiet() timed out waiting to write kernel symbols
configd[33]: InterfaceNamer: no network interfaces, could not update platform UUID

Anybody have idea what's happening here?

Thanks in advance
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Old 02-24-2008, 10:44 PM
Ianxxx Ianxxx is offline
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again I get those same comments every time I boot into the system I am using now so Im guessing thats not the problem
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Old 02-24-2008, 10:44 PM
Ianxxx Ianxxx is offline
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do you get the EFI message at the start of boot up?
or can you boot if you use -x
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Old 02-24-2008, 10:49 PM
rbgarga rbgarga is offline
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after these messages nothing more happen, it just stops silently. I can boot in single user without problems, but after exit it stops the same way.

Just one more question, my system is an Athlon64 x2, on a M2N-MX SE motherboard, must I select a kernel (9.1.0 or 9.2.0) on Customiza at installation time? I'm asking because i didn't do it, just de-select all.
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Old 02-24-2008, 10:51 PM
rbgarga rbgarga is offline
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just now i saw your last message, IIRC, there is EFI message, and i never tried -x, but i can do it and back with answers fast...
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Old 02-24-2008, 10:54 PM
Ianxxx Ianxxx is offline
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okay I would try -x, also personally I would have installed the 9.2 kernel.
But I wouldnt have thought it would make that much difference, to you booting or not



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