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Originally Posted by BlackThought
Some type of progress atleast, but still a huge problem i guess.
When i boot, i get this screen
Darwin/x86 boot v5.0.132 - Chameleon v2.0-RC5pre12 r115
Build date 2010-2-24
4092MB memory
VESA v3.0 16MB (ATI ATOMBIOS)
hd(0,1) MAC
If i hit enter it just reboots.
If i put arch=i386 busratio -x -v or without the -x i can boot.
But, why do i have to put that in just to boot?
And i checked the wireless option to be installed. but the wifi isnt working? i miss something?
And my graphics isnt maxed its stuck at 1024x768
Good to see the desktop atleast lol
Ok EDIT: Another problem, i had both , well it was default, the audio options were checked during custom screen, but when i try and play a file with itunes i get no sound, and the speed seems to be stuck on fast forward if i try and play something.
Thanks in advance for help
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You may not have a compatible wifi card. What is it? GFX, what is the card? And for music, do you get some sound? What is the model of the audio?
And then for the boot flags, (thats the -v arch=i386 busratio -x)
heres what everything means:
-v is verbose mode. you can leave this off, and instead of it having the scrolling words, it'll boot with just the apple. but you want to use this until at least you have everything worked out.
arch=i386 is what you need to boot with. this boots into 32-bit mode. to stop from having to type this in everytime you boot up, go to the root of your hard drive, and then go to /Library/Preferences/SystemCongfiguration then click com.boot.apple.plist and add this:
Code:
<key>Kernel Flags</key>
<string>arch=i386</string>
If there is already a kernel flag key, then add the second one. Then you should be good without typing that.
And busratio shouldn't affect it, because you have to specify a number, so I have no clue what the effect is with no number.
let me know.
EDIT: Oh and -x is safe mode. Don't use it unless you have to.