Tried every version of OSx86, no success

Thanks for the suggestions! I'll try it when I get done typing this post. I am also trying it right now on my old Compaq laptop with an Intel Pentium Dual Core processor and so far it looks good! It is at a light blue screen right now getting ready to load the installer (hopefully), so I hope it works at least on the old laptop.

EDIT: It turns out that it was the blue screen problem that other Intel users had, not the installer loading. I know that it would have worked if it had the right graphics driver, so I'm not gonna bother patching the .iso. I've already used like 5 DVDs and I don't want to waste more...

I tried Hazard's Snow Leopard and I have to say, the boot screen looks a lot nicer than the other ones. But I still get that kernel panic that I got with iPC: " "local APIC error\n"@/VoodooKernel/xnu-1228.7.58/osfmk/i386/mp.c:809 "

I really want to get OS X up and running (like I said above...), but it looks like I might have to give up! I wish us Toshiba InsydeH20 BIOS users could have more options, but basically we can change the time, the boot order, the password, and enable-disable LAN, Legacy USB, and SATA support.

OK. I tried Hazard with the "cpus=1" (and "-cpus=1", just in case it needs a dash) and it didn't work. I also tried the -x safe mode flag and it still failed. Same error. I attached a screenshot this time. I hope I can figure out a way to fix this!

OK I tried a bunch of flags with Hazard and iPC (saw them on another forum):

-v -x io=0x21 platform=X86PC

"io=0x21" sets the APIC version to look for.

This gets me past the error "Local APIC version not as expected…" but I get another error. Something about ACPI or somethin'. Isn't it funny that all of the errors here involve the letters A, P, I, and C? I don't know what to do…

I will post a screenshot of the new error in a few minutes.

ok heres the screenshot. sorry its a little blurry.

BUMP.

Sorry to be pushy; I'm not trying to be impatient . I actually need this for a school project now (no, my school project is not installing OS X on a PC, but it DOES require OS X), so I would like to get it running.

Try iDeneb 1.6

I used it on my son's Toshiba L455 and I didn't get sound or netwerking, but it does what I wanted it to.

I used the SATA and the SD drivers, removed the FireWire. Try it with the minimum, then add to it. Try going to Acer's website and search the forums, there is a section about OS X on the D250 and use the recommended settings as a start

I added NTFS read/write capabilities, and moved the User's home to the Windows 7 partition, overlapping its desktop.

What little he does stores on the desktop, and when he reboots, its on his Windows desktop and he is happy.

Try to boot using cpus=1 bootflag - if it doesn't work either, please provide an photo of the full KP message, not just fragments.

keep trying different options with Hazards. I had the same thing, and I honestly don't remember what I selected. Just keep trying

Have you tried the AMD version of Empire EFI?