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03-16-2008, 11:37 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Germany
Posts: 164
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i tried this, but to no avail.
second unmout did nothing and the las line "./standalone..." does not seem to be correct.
wouldnīt "startuptool" be right?
havnīt tried: http://osx86.wikidot.com/how-to-s#toc5 jet, is similiar to your solution.
but it is a nice trick using the installer log window to avoid 30sec shutdown and thus the need to
reboot from dvd -s again in order to get to the terminal.
under single user mode, the partitions are always unmounted, arenīt they?
Quote:
[cite] rfuilrez:[/cite]Yeah there seems to be a problem with the GUID package. If you enable the installer log (From the installer GUI:: Windows >> Installer Log) you see it fails as it tries to install that package.
Easiest way to fix that, is don't check the GUID Bootloader if thats the partition scheme you wish to use, use the installer log ABOVE the installer progress window. When the install finishes the 30 seconds won't count down.
Utilities >> Terminal
Code:
umount -f /Volumes/{Install Partition Name}/
cd /usr/standalone/i386
dd if=./guid/boot1h of=/dev/rdiskXsY bs=512 count=1
dd if=./guid/boot0 of=/dev/diskXsY bs=400 count=1
umount -f /Volumes/{Install Partition Name}/
./standalone -v /dev/rdiskXsY ./boot_v8
Close the terminal, and restart. Should be good to go now. The second umount is necessary, because during the dd process it gets remounted.
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