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Still no luck with getting past the bootloader loop issue. Im not sure how to change the kernel for installation purposes?

Im trying to install Snow Leopard with no luck

I had it described to you yesterday in detail how do to the kernel via Windows using MacDrive or transmac move to root (the main directory of your Hackintosh HDD)

 

 

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sorry guys and girls, these are the basics,  as you should read some times, there is as far as I can remember since 2001 much worth reading information online, youtube is a very good alternative,

 

 

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look here maybe that's help you to install Snow Leopard on your Hackintosh ( FYI: this link is based on the settings of the GA 990 FXA UD3 board )

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/284202-amd-guide-install-snow-leopard-1068-on-gigabyte-ga-990fxa-ud3/

 

it is very important that you set your bios settings correct! install it as I have already written them yesterday the MOD CD by nawcom which will allow them the boot of snow leopard, otherwise I have no idea how to help u

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I did repair permissions, im gonna try what u guys suggested in the morning.

sorry people,If I make a stupid ask because I have in this moment no idea. is rc15 a kernel for Phenom II or FX? did you have to test mach_rc13 ?  http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/files/download/65-amd-kernel/

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With the time i had in the morning i made fresh Lion install and replaced the kernel and pcifamily.kext.

 

With first boot -f it gave thishttp://imgur.com/si4Dugt

 

Then with arch=x86_64 -v it gave this

http://imgur.com/hpNpAJp

 

Sorry for picture quality, hard rush morning :D

 

EDIT: My first time reading kernel panic´s

 

but i think its still about that ACPI

 

Edit2: Now getting thishttp://imgur.com/gts1yTC

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Hi guys, I have a bit of a ploblem.

I recently upgraded my processor from a Phenom II X6 1075 to a FX-8320 8-core processor. It runs great, but I can't boot into my OS X installations, neither SL or ML. I don't mind getting rid of SL, but I would really like ML to work again. I was using AnV's amd_kernel, and I thought it would work for my FX, but all I get is instant reboots. Is there a special boot flag I'm supposed to use for the FX? Or do I need to use another kernel (which I have no idea how to get on there w/o access to OS X)? Thanks in advance, any help would be greatly appreciated!

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I had it described to you yesterday in detail how do to the kernel via Windows using MacDrive or transmac move to root (the main directory of your Hackintosh HDD)

 

 

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sorry guys and girls, these are the basics,  as you should read some times, there is as far as I can remember since 2001 much worth reading information online, youtube is a very good alternative,

 

 

Edit2:

look here maybe that's help you to install Snow Leopard on your Hackintosh ( FYI: this link is based on the settings of the GA 990 FXA UD3 board )

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/284202-amd-guide-install-snow-leopard-1068-on-gigabyte-ga-990fxa-ud3/

 

it is very important that you set your bios settings correct! install it as I have already written them yesterday the MOD CD by nawcom which will allow them the boot of snow leopard, otherwise I have no idea how to help u

 

Still no luck with trying to install snow leopard. I tried hazard 10.6.1 & 10.6.2 but it still reboots after the bootloader OR tring it with MODCD gives me this error below without rebooting.

fq13.jpg
 

 

 

 

But i have tried installing using A Snowleopard 10.6.1 DVD or iATKOS S3 it gives me the kernel panic below without rebooting

orl7.jpg
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Hi guys, I have a bit of a ploblem.

I recently upgraded my processor from a Phenom II X6 1075 to a FX-8320 8-core processor. It runs great, but I can't boot into my OS X installations, neither SL or ML. I don't mind getting rid of SL, but I would really like ML to work again. I was using AnV's amd_kernel, and I thought it would work for my FX, but all I get is instant reboots. Is there a special boot flag I'm supposed to use for the FX? Or do I need to use another kernel (which I have no idea how to get on there w/o access to OS X)? Thanks in advance, any help would be greatly appreciated!

you need  AMD Kernel for your FX-8320 CPU  look here --------> http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/files/category/6-kernels/

 

 

Still no luck with trying to install snow leopard. I tried hazard 10.6.1 & 10.6.2 but it still reboots after the bootloader OR tring it with MODCD gives me this error below without rebooting.

fq13.jpg
 

 

 

 

But i have tried installing using A Snowleopard 10.6.1 DVD or iATKOS S3 it gives me the kernel panic below without rebooting

orl7.jpg

 

disconnect all non-essential necessary hardware

If you have more than 4GB of RAM then take this out of your system, take only 2GB - 4GB. After successful installation of Snow Leopard, then you can connect the other hardware and the remaining RAM.

 

 

Booting with the nawcom CD, then remove nawcom CD, than insert Snow Leopard disc in the drive and hit the F5 key. and booting with the following boot flag:

rd(0,0)/Extra/modbin-kernel -force64 -v -f

 

with the Disk Utility, the OS X HDD with GUID partition,

Adjusting installation only the most necessary that is, no sound, no network card etc. that you can do to successfully install later.

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you need  AMD Kernel for your FX-8320 CPU  look here --------> http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/files/category/6-kernels/

 

 

 

Thank you, I was just reading about that. Now I don't exacly know how to get the kernel on my ML partition since I can't boot into OS X. Could I put the kernel on a USB drive and boot from that? Would that work?

 

EDIT: Nevermind, did some Googleing on mounting HFS+ with Ubuntu, swapped kernels, and up and running again. BTW, getting a bunch of "Blacklist enabled" messages on verbose boot, but it still boots fine. I hope that's normal. Thank you Spakk. and thank you Sinetek for the FX kernel.

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Thank you, I was just reading about that. Now I don't exacly know how to get the kernel on my ML partition since I can't boot into OS X. Could I put the kernel on a USB drive and boot from that? Would that work?

 

EDIT: Nevermind, did some Googleing on mounting HFS+ with Ubuntu, swapped kernels, and up and running again. BTW, getting a bunch of "Blacklist enabled" messages on verbose boot, but it still boots fine. I hope that's normal. Thank you Spakk. and thank you Sinetek for the FX kernel.

no problem if you have a different operating system such as Linux or Windows, then you can installing the new kernel via plug and play to root their OSX partition.

with Windows operating system, it is very easy, as there are tools such as, for example: MacDrive or Transmac, they allow them to access on their OSX partition.

There is also the possibility of using a USB stick to copy a new kernel on your OSX partition, please use the google search engine for input_code.

 

More information and input contact  better Gils a forum member from France, he has very good experience with FX CPU and the set of clover bootloader! :wink_anim:

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With the time i had in the morning i made fresh Lion install and replaced the kernel and pcifamily.kext.

 

With first boot -f it gave thishttp://imgur.com/si4Dugt

 

Then with arch=x86_64 -v it gave this

http://imgur.com/hpNpAJp

 

Sorry for picture quality, hard rush morning :D

 

EDIT: My first time reading kernel panic´s

 

but i think its still about that ACPI

 

Edit2: Now getting thishttp://imgur.com/gts1yTC

Bumping my prob, share your wildest thoughts how could i fix this  :lol:

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Bumping my prob, share your wildest thoughts how could i fix this  :lol:

You are this time got very far, and have gathered experience!

On a new one! reformat and reinstall everything new again

Learn out from previous mistakes

Never install several drivers at the same time, always step by step, to fix the problem

Then you should be able .. :D:thumbsup_anim:

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you need  AMD Kernel for your FX-8320 CPU  look here --------> http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/files/category/6-kernels/

disconnect all non-essential necessary hardware

If you have more than 4GB of RAM then take this out of your system, take only 2GB - 4GB. After successful installation of Snow Leopard, then you can connect the other hardware and the remaining RAM.

 

 

Booting with the nawcom CD, then remove nawcom CD, than insert Snow Leopard disc in the drive and hit the F5 key. and booting with the following boot flag:

rd(0,0)/Extra/modbin-kernel -force64 -v -f

 

with the Disk Utility, the OS X HDD with GUID partition,

Adjusting installation only the most necessary that is, no sound, no network card etc. that you can do to successfully install later.

Thanks for the help. I guess my system cant run osx i tried the iATKOS S3 disk and it freezes after a certain point (forgot to take screenshot) or if i try any of the other distros i have i fer the kernel panic below qxkb.jpg

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Thanks for the help. I guess my system cant run osx i tried the iATKOS S3 disk and it freezes after a certain point (forgot to take screenshot) or if i try any of the other distros i have i fer the kernel panic below qxkb.jpg

please make a signature of your hackintosh, otherwise no one can really help you! and should use better a different version for AMD !!!

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I tried the fix from iATKOS L2 install customisation which should fix the PCI Configuration begin error for some motherboards but seems not working for me. 

 

Tried booting with various flags but nothing seems to work, but i noticed that when i boot it says "Using PCIRootUID=0" or something near that, so i tried to use with PCIRootUID=1 but it didnt work either :/ 

 

Got this error during boot, ideas are welcome ;)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/tybas37z16m518y/2013-09-14%2014.04.29.jpg

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I tried the fix from iATKOS L2 install customisation which should fix the PCI Configuration begin error for some motherboards but seems not working for me. 

 

Tried booting with various flags but nothing seems to work, but i noticed that when i boot it says "Using PCIRootUID=0" or something near that, so i tried to use with PCIRootUID=1 but it didnt work either :/ 

 

Got this error during boot, ideas are welcome ;)

 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/tybas37z16m518y/2013-09-14%2014.04.29.jpg

 

The newest Lion kernel doesn't work with iATKOS L2

 

RC15 Stuck on me at [PCI Begin Configuration Begin]

 

Didn't help npci 0x2000 or 0x3000

 

Use the Kernel: "mach_kernel_10_7_5_FX_RC7_TEST_FSB" by Bronzovka to boot, replace the files with the vanilla files OR ones from myHack (better yet use myHack for a new install)

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please make a signature of your hackintosh, otherwise no one can really help you! and should use better a different version for AMD !!!

Hey spakk when I tried to help last time his spec was the following

Motherboard: Gigabyte

 

GA-390XA-UD3

Processor AMD Phenom II X4

Graphics Card: ATI Radeon HD 4800

RAM: 4GB

 

 

Im trying to install Mac on my desktop but with no success so far. I was able to install Leopard but all it does when i try to boot is restart itself everytime. I also have the same issue with a Mountain Lion dvd/usb or niresh.

I was curious as to what osx installation is best for my PC and is there a way to get past the reboot loop issue that im having

Also note, the ModCD version that he is using does have problems (I've used it in the past then downgraded to a different version)

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Hey i got some progress here! Booting with npci=0x2000 i went to apple logo screen (not rotating circle) after installing Duran's PCI config fix 

then boot with npci=0x2000 PCIRootUID=0 -v -f  so that we can see where the system stucks

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