iATKOS v7 and iPC_OSx86_10_5_6_Universal_PPF5_Final doesent work.
 

Hardware and some stuff i tried until now you can read here:

http://www.infinitemac.com/f7/does-i...n-my-pc-t3769/

iATKOS v7:
won't start the installation, freezed with all kernels i know (/toh, /mach_970 and default DVD Kernel, and -x -v don't change anything.

iPC:
Same as iATKOS but /toh don't work and /mach_970 also don't work.(It goes back to the commandpromt)

with -v it freezes at
I think, it would be better to buy original Apple Hardware again, but i don't have the money for that :(.

EDIT:

ideneb 10,5,5 trows:

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Is this so correct?

If it don't work, here my Hardware once again:
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+ (Dualcore)
Mainboard : Asrock ALIVENF6G-DVI (KLick: http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.as...=ALIVENF6G-DVI)
Graphiccard. Nvidia Geforce 9500GT (PCIE, not Onboard)
1. HDD : 320Gb Samsung IDE
2. HDD: 750GB Samsung SATA
1 LG DVD Writer
Networkcard: Realtek 8169/8110 (NDIS 6.0) (cause the onboard one is dead)
Ram: G.Skill 2GB.

Are you trying to install to the IDE or SATA drive?

If SATA you may want to check in your BIOS and try changing the SATA mode from SATA/AHCI to IDE. They vary on how it is worded but some have whats called IDE Emulation. Give that a shot and see.

When I have a big problem with installation I generally disable anything thats not completely necessary and then work on each problem separately after you can get into OSX. I disable Ethernet, Onboard Video, Hyper Threading, Serial ports and anything else I see that can go. Then you can start to narrow down the problem. The line your machine hangs on looks chipset related. Your machine uses a nForce 430 chipset and I believe ive seen other people around using the same one.

I can only choose "RAID" or "non-RAID" in my BIOS (SATA Mode), but LEO4ALL works fine for me.

Thanks to all the threads in this board.