You have an RS482/sb400 chipset: http://global.msi.eu/index.php?func=...=1&prod_no=214

You might want to try a more recent versions. Don't get me wrong I used that one but something like iPC 10.5.6 might be a better choice.

The on-board fake RAID feature on your board probably will not work. This kind of soft RAID generally doesn't work. If you need to set a RAID up you can do so in Disk Utility after you have installed. You don't have to but I would turn things off that I know I will not or can not use.

Do some research on your mobo/chipset and when you install choose only things which you know will work. I would not even choose any graphics drivers. This will give you default graphics and allow you to boot into OSX where as the wrong driver or multiple drivers will cause problems. You want to tackle problems one at a time so that you reduce the variable and can learn what needs to be fixed and why.

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