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Darvinko  
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 More options Oct 15 2012, 7:59 am
From: Darvinko <darvi...@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2012 04:59:06 -0700 (PDT)
Local: Mon, Oct 15 2012 7:59 am
Subject: Re: Install issues with HP DC7900CMT
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In retrospect, the image appears to be OK prior to using the iHackintosh
guide, as I have used the image to create installers using MyHack with
success, both prior to and during attempts at setting this one up. After my
install attempts, I remove and go into the installer and when I click on
the image, I am advised it is damaged. I'm not sure if this is because of
the modifcation of the Base system. Since members of this forum appear to
have successfully installed by this method, I can only conclude I am doing
something wrong. I am going to start with Chameleon, as I run it without
selecting additional options/enablers. At times I have selected MacPro 3,1,
but with the same result. Any thoughts? Thank You.

On Saturday, October 6, 2012 1:07:17 PM UTC-4, Darvinko wrote:

>  In attempting to install ML using the method described in your guide, I
> get the following after choosing my language-

>                        THERE WAS A PROBLEM INSTALLING "Mac OS X"   Try
> reinstalling

> A review of the Installer log is as follows:

> NSSoftLinking - The Librarian Framework's library couldn't be loaded from
> (null)
> NSSoftLinking - The function"LBCurrentProcessHasUbiquityContainer' can't
> be found
> LCA+BT2: systemhasBluetooth entry
> LCA+BT2: [[NSProcessInfo processInfo] processName] LCA
> LCA+BT2: systemHasBluetooth exit - controller =0x0
> CVCGDisplayLink:setCurrentDisplay didn't find a valid display -falling
> back to 60Hz
> NSSoftLinking - The Librarian framework's Library couldn't be loaded
> NssoftLinking - The function 'LBCurrentProcessHasUbiquityContainer' can't
> be found
> Couldn't find OS X (Server) data.

> Attempts to reinstall result in this continuous install loop.

> I have attempted to install several times with the same result and have
> recreated the install stick multiple times and using different
> manufacturers (SanDisk and Kingston)

> I have attempted to install using My Hack, where I am able to get through
> the Install and setup processes, albeit without mouse usage (inputting
> using Tab and Space Bar), so I believe the flash drives, hard drive and
> BIOS settings are all acceptable.

> Although not as proficient with the hackintosh process as members of this
> group, I am not without a reasonable amount of experience, and this has me
> baffled. In setting up the USB, am I omitting something while running
> Chameleon, or is there something else I may be overlooking?
> Any assistance would appreciated figuring this out.

> I am using a HP DC7900CMT with 4GB of RAM, a WD 250GB 5400RPM HD with
> stock graphics.

> Thank You, Kevin (Darvinko)


 
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