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Kody Coste
first of all let me give a huge thanks Hazard and to m28ew for inspiring me to attempt installing Hazard 10.6.6i on my amd rig, so now i have a fully working osx 10.6.7! honestly, i was sure that it wasnt gonna work cause the distro itself says intel only. well i can confirm that it can work on amd and i was also surprised how little work it took to get it running smoothly...took longer to hunt down the working kexts than to set it all up.
i installed this like 2 weeks ago but havent had the time to type out this post/thanks/guide. remember this install method worked for me on my system. chances are you dont have my exact system, im posting cause i surf osx86 forums looking for posts like this to check out someone elses hardware config and seeing what worked for them. so i will walk you through the process i did, keep in mind it could have been done more efficiently cause i didnt have the 10.6.7 updater til later.
so at this point my lan works but my comp aint close to router so i install the kexts now to get online with wifi and grab the software updates. also, im working on downloading the Hazard 10.6.7 combo update(dont have a hotfile premium)
at this point, the computer didnt reboot correctly it shut down but got stuck and i powered it off. on the reboot it took a long time to boot up and hung on a blue screen for a while. this went away after shutting down normally.
i have to admit im excited about having the latest snow leopard(10.6.7) installed replacing my leopard(10.5.8) and it was fairly easy to do i cant believe this is this is an "intel only" release!(maybe only cause the amd cpus show up as intel...?) oh well thanks again Hazard & m28ew
@ALL - i d/l and installed mac osx 10.6.8 update combo. update ran fine, reboot and the comp was running super slow. some quick research and fixed it the main issue is the Apple80211Monitor.bundle some ppl have only replaced that and the lag has gone, as for me its wasnt that simple. i had to replace Apple80211Monitor.bundle, IOPCIFamily.kext, AppleACPIPlatform.kext, IO80211Family.kext & IONetworkingFamily.kext. i found this nice thread that helped me
so i ran MacOSXUpdCombo10.6.8.dmg with all other updates and added the new legacy kernel, reboot just fine but on start up it was painfully slow so i replaced the Apple80211Monitor.bundle, IOPCIFamily.kext & AppleACPIPlatform.kext
I have an AMD processor myself (Athlon II X2 240 2.8GHz AM3) but have never been able to install Leopard or Snow Leopard on my rig. I have a laptop with an intel processor which I had no problem installing both Leopard and Snow Leopard on.
Every time I try to install SL on my desktop I get "Still Looking For Rood Device". Now I gather it's not seeing the DVDRW drive I'm trying to boot from because it's a SATA drive. Of course I'm no expert so I'm not sure that is the actual reason.
One more thing if I wanted to install SL from an 8GB memory stick, what format would it have to be in? because I tried copying the ISO from my DVD but as you all probably now my computer wouldn't boot of it.
Hazard 10.6.6i is "Intel only" hence the "i" at the end. To install onto an AMD box you'll need Hazard 10.6.1/10.6.2 SSE2/3 AMD installer disc. I had this same motherboard and was able to update to 10.6.8, but it's difficult, and the onboard graphics don't support acceleration of Quartz Extreme & Core Image/Animation so you'd really want a PCIe graphics card that works in OS X.
so yay! i got Lion installed using iATKOS L2 installed to a different hard drive and not a partition. i had to use a custom kext(AppleNForceATA.imk64bit.kext) to get it to fully load and see the boot source. once in lion i enabled my other kexts for sound & wifi, the graphics were installed with latest nvidia mac drivers install.
I went to hazards site and tried to get the torrent. The stupid pirate bay wants me to install some appware to my computer just to get the torrent. It seems like they are the only ones that have it. Does anyone have another source to get it?
Going back to your original post, you want to "wipe the disk" clean, right? So, it is already running 10.6.3 (Snow Leopard) and you just want to reinstall it again or do you want to update to a newer OS? Do you have a good backup to restore you data from (Time Machine or clone)? Do you even want to restore data or just do a clean install (fresh start)? Have you attempted to erase the HD in Disk Utility AFTER A THOROUGH BACKUP?
Tried to restart with the from the left that says " to start up from mac os x hold down the key C", the one from the right is to reinstall the software, it worked but nothing changed, just reinstalled some apps I have deleted.
The left disc (Mac OS Install DVD) SHOULD be the first one to try. When you put it in your Superdrive, what happens? You should put it in, restart your computer and hold down 'C' (you were right before!) until your screen shows the disc as "bootable" icon. Click on it and follow instructions!
Try putting in the disk, shutting down completely, powering back on with "Option" held down (This takes you into 'startup manager'). Is the Install Mac OS disk available as a startup location? If so, choose it. If not, we'll keep trying!
Okay, what if you click back on Macintosh HD and go to "Partition". Is it possible there is a partition present that has to be erased/removed before you can Erase the whole disk. I'm just guessing at this point...
Choose 1 partition, formatted as Mac OS Extended (Journaled), GUID Partition map scheme (Looks like it is already that by the info below). By choosing "partition" the disk must be erased anyhow in order to proceed. Maybe this will work? Fingers crossed...
I have the problem that my macbook pro does not start any more and I was told to insert the snow leopard install disk to make it work. Is there any way I can get this install DVD disk? I have OS 10.5.2, but my mac book was 10.6.8. Will the 10.5 work? Thanks
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Mac OS X Snow Leopard (version 10.6) (also referred to as OS X Snow Leopard[10]) is the seventh major release of macOS, Apple's desktop and server operating system for Macintosh computers.
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Snow Leopard was succeeded by OS X Lion (version 10.7) on July 20, 2011.[14] For several years, Apple continued to sell Snow Leopard at its online store for the benefit of users that required Snow Leopard in order to upgrade to later versions of OS X. Snow Leopard was the last version of Mac OS X to be distributed primarily through optical disc, as all further releases were mainly distributed through the Mac App Store introduced in the Snow Leopard 10.6.6 update.[15]
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