Isnt it possible to create this kext by myself?

your chipset is not supported by my distro you need to get the right kext (driver) for your chipset. If you are up to it look at the boot-132 methods as you can get it to load kexts up b4 the dvd starts this would save you having to make or edit my distro

Where from should i get the kext?

did you look through the thread at the link I posted earlier... I'll keep my eye open as well for it but you need to read through that thread and try to extract that kext somewhere within it.

nfoav8or... yes i dit but:
1. isnt it just for Intel CPUs?
2. I dont speak english natively so i have a lot of problems understanding that, i'll try but i think it'll take a lot of time :'(


*edit*
I downloaded CPU-Z from http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php. First thing i noticed is that it says the chipset would be an nForce 720a. But i do have a 730a. Could it be that windows is using the 720a driver?

So here is my computer hardware:

Motherboard: ASUS M3N78-EH
Chipset: nForce 730a
CPU: AMD Phenom X4 9950 Black Edition
CPU speed: 1300 MHz
RAM: 4GB OCZ Dual Channel
DVD Drive: TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-M1712 ATA
Hard Drive(s): 500GB Seagate S-ATA / one partition
200GB Western Digital S-ATA
Current OS: Seagate: Windows Vista Ultimate x86_64
Western Digital: EMPTY (MacOS should go here)
Graphic card: GAINWARD nVIDIA GeForce 9600GT
Audio chipset. ALC 883 High Defenition Audio 8-channel CODEC
LAN chipset. NVIDIA nForce network controller
USB 2.0 ports: 4 intern / 4 extern
Available Osx86 install DVDs: LawlessPPC-Leo-10.5.4-Phenom&AMD
A fried of mine has baught an Intel MacBook a month ago
problems during installation: waiting for root device
Bios Screens:
http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/1...0937ve7.th.jpg
http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/4...0936lt1.th.jpg

More detailed infos: http://rapidshare.com/files/173260444/l.pdf

he is going to need a working OS X system to install the boot-132 method in order for his chipset to be supported.

@ KingBecks -
1. yes its for intel... I stated that above. I also said you should be able to look through and find the kext used... this nForce series 7 kext is the same throughout Intel / AMD.
2. Don't worry about it. we'll work through it :)

for your edit... cpu-z might not be able to distinguish between them... windows handles these chipset drivers a little differently than OS X. a good chart-flow diagram can be found over at pcwizcomputer.com (along with a lot of other really good info)... this helped a few people understand their systems a little better. the direct link was posted here in the forums (can't find it now).

also, thanks for the complete specs. it helps.

you mean this one? http://code.google.com/p/darwin-ata/...t.zip&can=2&q=

hmm... I'll look into it. I'm skeptical because of the lack of documentation or intro that states compatible systems.

So what now? How do i have to integrate this kext? Do i have to burn it onto the cd or what? :-|