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Kalyway AMD install help needed
Hey guys so this is my first post I'm running a HP DV6529em laptop. Its running Windows 7 on it's internal hdd.
I am trying to get kalyway working I have so far got it installed on a USB pendrive that, I couldnt install it on my internal hdd as none of the distors would recognise it. Anyway I have kalyway installed and its pretty useless unless I boot lwith these parameters -x -v -s -f cpus=1 after a 30 seconds or so I get this and I now need help. root device is mounted read-only if you want to make modifactions to files: /sbin/fsck -fy /sbin/mount -uw / if you wish to boot the system: exit :/root# what am i surpose to do here ??? please help |
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You've bootet into the non-graphical single user modus (-s parameter) and now you're up and running with Darwin.
How do we know what you want to do from on here ... ? |
well i want to see the mac desktop and get everything working. darwin is working you say well thats magic but how do I get it to work as an apple os what should I do
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The more you need to provide detailed infos about you're hardware if you like to receive help on this. |
ok cool thats good yes I do need help
amd 64bit cpu 1 gig ram broadcom wireless 120gig hdd nvidia gforce 7150mgfx card win 7 anything else ??? after trying the -v this is what I get |
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Best info about your components is allmost the output lspci command - but I see you are not able to handle Unix / Linux related systems... Regarding to your error I just found this topic on an other OSx86 board: http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lof...hp/t82413.html As it says something about network, the error might be different when booting up in safemode (-x) which doesn't load network extensions. But I think trying around with this is a waste of time. Kalyway is a quite outdated prepatched OS X distribution, which has a lack of support for a lot hardware. I recommend you to get one more up to date one, like iAtkos v7 or iPC OSx86 - maybe one of those will also support your Southbridge, so that you can install to your HD, but I can't make a statement on that without usefull HW info. |
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:-d ok there are the details of my laptop hope that helps
thank you very much for your help so far |
Well with your nForce 630M chipset, it should be no problem to make a HD installation with one of the two OSx86 distributions, I mentioned above. Also Broadcom wireless card sounds good so far, though your system report doesn't mention which one you've got.
So I would definetly give one of them a try. :) |