Snow Leopard 10.6.1-10.6.2 Intel AMD made by Hazard - Page 4

draculaus · #1 01-18-2010, 04:02 PM

Hi, i have an Intel System.
But how can i change the Kernel?
Must I do something for an Intel System? Because I only put the DVD in (first a Boot CD then this Leopard) and just click on "install".

vz90954 · #2 04-09-2010, 02:10 PM

i tried to nstall it on a hp pavilion dv6-1350ej about 20 times.
just one time i came all the way to the finish configuration of the installed osx. (user name, passsword and etc.) but i forgot to check th ps2 support and didn't have keyboard or mouse recoginition.
as i'm new at this i tried to install it another time but without success. i forogt wich boxes i checked and unchecked on setup.
could someone please advice?

my laptop is:
hp pavilion dv6-1350-ej:
t4300 cpu, 2gb ddr3, ati radeon hd 4530, 250GB,
WIFI - intel wifi link 1000 bgn
EHTERNET - realtek pci

thank you

dagger · #3 01-21-2010, 08:36 AM

Tried this distro and got SL succesfully installed on my AMD machine, but having trouble getting my NVidia Geforce 7300GT PCIe 256mb DDR2 card to work. I already tried EFI strings, Natit, CoreVidia 1.1.

I get the resolution right and it does look good, but the graphics are sluggish, the mouse pointer is everywhere even with the slightest touch. Is there a way to fix this? This is the only one that doesn't work for me right now.

Thanks in advance.

srs5694 · #4 01-21-2010, 11:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dagger

Tried this distro and got SL succesfully installed on my AMD machine, but having trouble getting my NVidia Geforce 7300GT PCIe 256mb DDR2 card to work. I already tried EFI strings, Natit, CoreVidia 1.1.

FWIW, I've got the same problem with Hazard and an nVidia 7300SE/7200GS card on an AMD-based system. Once every few days I put in an hour or two trying drivers, settings, etc., to no avail. The same card works fine under OS X 10.5 (an iPC installation).

HardRom · #5 01-21-2010, 11:39 PM

dagger I think you'd have to post in the "mouse sluggish" topic, and go from there. Whatever the issue is, its obviously system-based and a different kext may solve it for you.
Mouse out of control after install NVEnabler or iAtkos Install Problem-Mouse is Sketch- No Answers on google?? maybe?

srs5694 Did you have the same problem with a different version of SL? i.e. one that you manually installed from Leo 10.5.8? Its hard to say otherwise that its the distro causing this issue or whether your video card is just not (currently) supported. Let me know what comes of it, because I am curious.

samm5506 · #6 01-22-2010, 12:04 AM

@dagger
Try doing what I had posted on that thread HardRom linked to. http://www.infinitemac.com/f7/mouse-out-of-control-after-install-nvenabler-t5183/post42942.html

Boot into Windows, restart, boot into Snow Leopard.

waveshocker2 · #7 01-22-2010, 03:53 PM

have u tried lmkantus's solution?
...when it boots
-press f8
-then type busratio=20
-press enter?
works for me

dooby · #8 01-25-2010, 01:18 AM

Hi there,

I have tried to install this on two Pcs however i am having the same issue on both of the,.

I boot up from disc i use -v arch=i386 ,(the other pc was a intel quad core so i didnt use the -v arch=i386) go to disc utility and then partition select 1 partition then put in a partition name make it a mac os extended (cause-sensative, journaled) i then go to options ans make it a guid partition then hit apply. close of disc utils and then select the hard drive to install and of it goes.

after about 15-20 mins it comes up install complete with a huge tick.. no errors or anything strange straight forward install.

However after it reboots it just sits there at verifying DMI pool data......... it wont even load the OS. It hasent locked up as i can hit ctrl alt delete to reboot.

Have i missed a step or done something worng?

cheers for the help in adance..

snakeo2 · #9 01-26-2010, 03:14 AM

I hope someone can help me. I downloaded the snow leopard torrent by hazzard and unzip it with winrar. I then burned the iso image using nero. The size of the iso image is 4,37GB, however when I burn it onto a dvd, I end up with 8 files totaling 192KB in size. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?Thanks in advance.

samm5506 · #10 01-26-2010, 06:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by snakeo2

I hope someone can help me. I downloaded the snow leopard torrent by hazzard and unzip it with winrar. I then burned the iso image using nero. The size of the iso image is 4,37GB, however when I burn it onto a dvd, I end up with 8 files totaling 192KB in size. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?Thanks in advance.

Windows can't detect some of the files on the disc, just try booting from it anyways.