Typed in your commands:

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Snow Leo boots great with -v -f, without KP

Ofcourse it boots with -f, thanks for the screenshot it gives us nice information how you do stuff, if all people did that

Using the command kextcache also requires 'sudo' ! Try it that we, ofcourse make sure you are running from the SL volume, otherwise add /Volumes/SL/ before the kextcache thing.

first try sudo

Hi, you forgot the most import pages that will lead to the first kernel panic! Or gray bootscreen with a Stop Sign. Atleast when its not patched and it doesn't have to be patched... The harddisk modes! I will upload my pictures latter today. But there is a lot you can change...

All 6 ich9r + 2 jmicron esata ports work great! So more sata equipment is a good investment.

See attachement,
BTW I underclocked my SYSTEM so change multiplier from 6 > 9 to get it on 2,4 ghz. This must be done on 2 pages in bios...

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sudo works !
But ends in a "waiting for boot devise"-error
Now no chance to boot with "-v -f".
Need to reinstall SL
its making me crazy !

After wakeup restart not work for me

But try to remove the NullCPUPowerManagement.kext to get sleep working without sleepenabler.kext , only with the dsdt patch

this kext make sleep not work for me

my kext in /Extra :

AD1988b.Fix.kext
fakesmc.kext
IOAHCIBlockStorageInjector.kext
OpenHaltRestart.kext

I didn't wanted to use Chameleon RC1 and RC2 because of this

-f option won't work with Chameleon RC1 and 2

when you run kextcache command doesn't give any error ?

Thanks again for your help walterav.
I have manually installed a boot-loader on my EFI partition - which is now working and honours my com.apple.Boot.plist. I couldn't get Chameleon V2 (using EFI installer option) to read any of my config files from EFI, only as stand-alone install.... which I don't want.
I will apply your BIOS settings . . . but also thinking of booting into OS X installer (via boot 132) and swapping out my bloated Extensions folder with a pure vanilla 10.5.8 backup that I have kept. Fix permissions and rebuild Extensions.mkext.
I'll then put minimal patched kexts / injectors in EFI partition to experiment and get an idea for my fresh install later.
Once again - thank you for taking to time to help.

Haven't hosed it yet - but give me time
ROFL - just noticed already that all my drives show up as SATA and work (????)

Just start with a normal patching routine, /Extra folder on your system, when you mastered all other things, just go to the efi partition idea, otherwise you'll end up with a lot of extra transactions just by working with the hidden efi volume.

OK - good idea.
All looking promising
cheers

funny that this guide works for lancelotu .
For me its not working....