InfiniteMac OSx86 - iAtkos v7 Boot Problem

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i tried the above things but still not working
i found this thing which may be the issue:-

System Profiler:-
Audio (Built In):-

Intel High Definition Audio:

Device ID: 0x103C30E5
Audio ID: 12
Available Devices:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Y@$$ER LOTFY (Post 45044)

System Profiler:-
Audio (Built In):-

Intel High Definition Audio:

Device ID: 0x103C30E5
Audio ID: 12
Available Devices:

This looks like HDAEnabler.kext or some other kind of device inject beeing present on your setup...

I am not realy sure what's currently going on there at urs - maybe you can enter "kextstat" and "ls /System/Library/Extensions" on Terminal and put the output into a text file?

Hey bro i have updated to 10.5.8 yesterday
and the system Down :D

and i tried to fix it by installing some fixes and drivers from iAtkos v7 DVD
but didn't works it hangs on Apple Logo.
so i have made a clean install today
and tried to select Apple HDA for Audio and Unchecked Voodoo HDA, but still sound not working. but every thing else working good.

Well first the 10.5.8 Update for AMD:

1. Make sure to have Disabler.kext beeing installed and loaded. ("kextstat | grep Disabler" should display if beeing loaded or not).
If this Kext is not present on your setup do not continue!

2. You need to back-up your current Kernel and Kernel Extensions, on Terminal:

Code:

sudo -s

# Enter your password

cp /mach_kernel /bak_kernel

cp -R /System/Library/Extensions /Extensions_bak

3. Optional, but recommended: Get latest fakesmc release from here: http://netkas.org/?p=338 - install the Leopard Version via KextHelper and delete either dsmos.kext or AppleDecrypt.kext (depending on which one you are using) from /System/Library/Extensions before you reboot. On next boot up use the "-f" bootflag.

4. Download the 10.5.8 Update manualy:
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macos...058update.html

5. Get the OSx86 Tools and keep them open - apply the Update but do not reboot - Go to the OSx86 Tools, check the following boxes: repair permissions, Set kext permissions & Clear extensions cache and execute those tasks - might take a while. Then reboot your system. :)

6. Try to boot OS X using "/bak_kernel -v" on the Bootprompt.

7. After hopefuly a succefull boot reinstall your old system.kext and seatbelt.kext from /Extensions_bak folder using KextHelper and use the follwing Syntax to make your patched Kernel the default one again:

Code:

sudo -s

rm -f /mach_kernel

mv /bak_kernel /mach_kernel

...

For the Audio you can try to install the VoodooHDA or Azalia pkg from your DVD - open the packages folder using "open /Volumes/iAT*/System/Installation/Packages" on Terminal, when the DVD is inserted. But keep in mind to remove the Kernel Extension again if it doesn't work, try to avoid to have more than one fix for the same purpose at the same time!

yeah it's from HDA Enabler
i have tried now and know it

the kextstat and kext ls is are in attachments
i hope we can solve this thing
if every thing worked perfectly i will make tutorial for tx2000 user.

the only needed driver now is sound
and we need some fixes for booting issue and power issue but when we fix sound first will see them.

thanks in advanced bro.

yasser-lotfys-mac-pro:~ yasser-lotfy$ kextstat | grep Disabler
20 0 0x2ba55000 0x2000 0x1000 net.osrom.kext.Disabler (1.0.1) <12>

Hey Dude i have tried this steps for update :-

Quote:

1. Make sure to have Disabler.kext beeing installed and loaded. ("kextstat | grep Disabler" should display if beeing loaded or not).
If this Kext is not present on your setup do not continue!

2. You need to back-up your current Kernel and Kernel Extensions, on Terminal:
Code:
sudo -s
# Enter your password
cp /mach_kernel /bak_kernel
cp -R /System/Library/Extensions /Extensions_bak
3. Optional, but recommended: Get latest fakesmc release from here: http://netkas.org/?p=338 - install the Leopard Version via KextHelper and delete either dsmos.kext or AppleDecrypt.kext (depending on which one you are using) from /System/Library/Extensions before you reboot. On next boot up use the "-f" bootflag.

and i can't boot to OS X Now It Hangs on Apple Screen
and i tried -v mode to see the error, and it hangs on the same thing when i made update to 10.5.8 yesterday.

Quote:

"Feb 15 17:11:49 yasser-lotfys-mac-pro kextd[10]: IOKitWaitQuiet() timed out waiting to write kernel symbols"
"AppleNForceATA: found 0 units."

K. I am not familiar with that Chipset / nForceATA problem - you could try this nForceATA Kernel Extension: AppleNForceATA.kext it's known to fix some issues with the one beeing present on the iATKOS v7 release - I hope it'll will help you to get past that. :-| Best try to update your system straight after the installation...

how to install this kext now when OS is down ?

Hey i tried something
and finally Audio worked But Wifi can't find networks

and Azalia Driver i installed from iAtkos DVD
patched ACPI As i remember, so wifi didn't work good

so i installed acpi driver + x86 acpi driver
and Wifi Worked again good but audio not working again

so problem is in ACPI Thing
help me to fix it plz