I think I know why you can't boot... Since you didn't repaired the permissions dsmos.kext didn't loaded ...
you have to do this commands as root so add "sudo" in front of them
and also since you're repairing permissions on another disk add
/Volumes/Yoursnowdisk/ so if your disk is called "SL" your command should look like this:
Code:
sudo chown -R root:wheel /Volumes/SL/System/Library/Extensions/*
sudo chmod -R 755 /Volumes/SL/System/Library/Extensions/*
enter your password and hit enter
restart and hit f8 many times and quickly
until you get the bootloader window with the list of volumes to boot from and type -f -v (hit space between f and -v ) -v is booting in verbose mode -f is refreshing Kext Folder
Quote:
i was looking for some terminal-tipps....
I used as wrote above, the Disc Utility on my 10.5.8 and choose this one:
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/1637/du2j.jpg
Then closed all windows, reboot and i get the error as write a few posts earlier !
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You get this error of missing packages when you install SNOW LEOPARD from a LEOPARD system (10.5.*)
you said you have successfully installed snow on another disk ... my advice is to reinstall snow leopard from that disk, because when you install snow leopard from a working snow leopard system, DISK UTILITY's repair permissions works.