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09-01-2011, 01:07 AM
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Jaguar
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Charlotte, NC
Posts: 62
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Quote:
Originally Posted by acermac3
Yuck. That "decryption not yet reached" looks like it starts wayyyyy up at the start of the boot process and should not be there. I've actually seen this problem a number of times but I don't remember exactly what i did to fix it. I think it had something to do with DSMOS kext (don't steal Mac os). And can be counteracted by placing a special kext (which one I forget) into your extra folder that provides DSMOS with requirements that it neads to properly boot. I would google the error and see what old entries pop up. If you don't find anything I posted my /extra, boot, and kernel files in a thread started yesterday, titled very similar to yours. You can click the "today" link and follow the thread written by "soh" and replied to by me if you want to try the kexts in my /extra folder.
If anybody else can set this problem right please step forward. Best of luck.
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The "decryption not yet reached" is not his problem. Mine does that until it is reached and loads just fine. His problem is probably due to not finding the HDD controller. He probably just needs to set it to AHCI mode and try again.
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