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Hello, I'm trying to install Hackintosh OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.3 (Hazard) on a PC with the following components: Gigabyte GA-770GA-UD3, AMD Phenom II X4 945, 4GB DDR3, ATI Radeon HD 5770, Maxtor 250GB S-ATA II (Hard Disk 1), Samsung 500GB S-ATA II (Hard Disk 2), and two optical drives. I've already changed S-ATA Mode in the BIOS (from IDE to AHCI), but during the installation I get a Kernel Panic error (as you can see in the attached image). I hope you can help me to solve this problem. Thank you very much. 295.97KB 173 downloads. Try; -v -f cpus=1 busratio=20 arch=i386 GraphicsEnabler=Yes PCIRootUID=1 if still not working, try an -x after the -f to get safe mode. A -s instead should get you to your single user screen.

Which can be emmensly helpfull! I have separate drives for my windows and SnowLeopard.

Not sure if this will work for dual-booting different partitions or not. Some one else will have to chime in on that. These instructions are for a separate harddrive. Microsoft Office 2007 Language Romanian. Burn a new copy of iATKOS S3 v2 to DVD.

Preferably an RW disk. (This is the one I used) At the SLOWEST speed your burner will burn. Restart with the DVD in the drive and wait for the first splash screen.

Euro Truck Simulator Drive. Takes a while, about 7 1/2 minutes on my system. Should give you a choice of languages.

Choose the one you are most comfortable with, then click On the next page point the mouse at Utilities in the top menu, scroll down to Disk Utilities and click that. Choose the drive you are going to use and format that to the default choice of HFS+(Journeled). Single partition unless you want separate for downloads or something. Click and choose (GUID) Just works better than MBR does.

Mine is snow. Click on (might be ) (( the stuff for doing one disk and multiple partitions for different OS's is slightly different, and I don't know it because I don't use it.)) Close the Disk Utilities.

Read the legal stuff, click Choose your disk or partition from the screen giving you that choice, then click or something simular at the bottom left of the screen. Bunch of choices here.

Click the little triangles to open things up. I am running a Home Built with an ASUS M4A78 motherboard with and AMD ATHLON II X2 250 processor, two EIDE drives, a SATA drive and an exterior USB drive.

(My Snow Leopard install is on the USB drive.) 2 gigs DDR2 memory (bare minimum for this, I believe) an ATI Radeon HD 4350 graphics card, and can use either a Sound Blaster Live PCI card, or the onboard sound) For the bootloader, choose the ANV one, It is for AMD For Kernel choose the Qoopz 10.3.0. It is for AMD. Then go through and choose the bare minimum to get your install to start. Click off all of the languages and printers, unless you know what yours is, then choose it. If you are using wired-in ethernet, choose the one that matches yours (Probably going to be Realted rtl8169) If you are using wireless ethernet, you might get lucky and find yours listed.

I didn't, mine had to be added after start-up. Life Is Feudal Your Own 0.3.2.6 Eng. Click the triangle for Graphics and then either the ATI or NVidia triangles. If you use NVidia there are a lot of choices, and your card will most likely be there, or one of the injectors will get it up and running for you. ATI, on the other hand has maybe 5 choices, and your card may not be covered at all. If so you will have to hunt for drivers for it. Lot of good people with work arounds and patches on this site and in these forums. For RTC you should be ok with the default choice.