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I have a successful installation since the time of its release (iAtkos V7). This is the most stable distro I have tried. Works out of the box. You can check my sig for my rig. It's a 12" notebook, I mean the crappiest ever on China market.
It runs stable and I have updated to 10.5.8 thru Apple Software Update, it was painless. Been up and running for more than 6 months already, installed lots of apple software, and it's running quite well. Have done my dsdt patch already so I have removed some of the unnecessary kext. Sleep works well, got QE/CI. Upgraded the RAM, replaced the intel WLan to Broadcom 4311 to be more "airport compatible"(lots of these in my place at less than 10USD each), then next would be an SSD drive and a processor upgrade. Feels like "Mac", runs like "Mac". iAtkos V7, awesome distro for Leopard. Thumbs up to the team who made it possible. Laptop: Hasee W230N Install: iAtkos V7 10.5.7 updated to 10.5.8 via Apple Software Update (painless) Bootloader: Chameleon 2 RC4 manual install CPU: Intel T2390 Conroe 1.87 GHz Core Duo MoBo: Intel Mobile GM965 ICH8 Graphics: Intel X3100 On Board Graphics WLan: Broadcom BCM4311 Ethernet: Realtek RTL8101E Audio: ALC 883 On Board Audio Optical Driver: Optiarc DVD-RW Storage: KingSpec MLC SSD 32Gb Boot Speed: 38 sec max POST to Login |
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Smooth install once i got the correct drivers via the config. updated to 10.5.8...ty
core2duo @ 3.2 8 gigs ram 750 ESata drive C2 - detected my raid and other partitions (win7) video 8800gts no sound yet.. but will figure this out soon. |
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This is my first go at a Mac so please bare with me. Wanted to see how a mac works before i decide on buying one.
Downloaded the iATKOS v7 and burnt to a DVD. Created a new virtual machine with 1 gb ram, 80 hard drive space and ran the install. after the install the screen was stuck at the gray screen with the apple. Did a reset on the virtual machine and went to boot single user. then it got stuck at some point (screen snap attached). Following is my computer setup: Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 955 Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-MA790FXT-UD5P Total RAM: 4 GB Video Card: ATI Radeon HD5750 1GB Any advice is very much appreciated Normal Bootup stuck point: http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/5...lbootstuck.jpg Single User stuck point: http://img524.imageshack.us/img524/295/messagel.jpg |
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Just a quick note to mention this, as I've found surprisingly few references to my laptop when searching around. Anyhow, installed this distro pretty much on all default settings, plus a couple of drivers. A stark contrast to the latest Hazard and CCLloyd releases which I've tried in the past few days.
So far, I have to say, iATKOS seems the most mature distro to me. I've now tried installing just about every OSx86 release on two desktops (both self-built, i7 and AMD Phenom) and I remember getting close to success only with iATKOS on those as well. This time, it was just night and day: Created an 8Gb partition (just to try, didn't even expect it to work, will make larger in the future of course) Picked a couple of drivers that seemed to make sense to me (Voodoo EFI graphics, PS/2 with touchpad, broadcom wifi, realtek audio) and let it rip. It was getting close to finishing when the screen went black and the machine rebooted. Well, I thought something went wrong, so I erased the partition and tried again with all default and no drivers. Same thing happened, except this time I actually ejected the DVD and booted from my new Mac partition, and saw the welcome messages fly. Alas, since I didn't choose any drivers at install, I had no keyboard Rebooted, installed JUST the drivers this time and voila - EVERYTHING seems to be running just fine, it picked up my wifi right away, sound was playing and my touchpad is recognized. I haven't tested the webcam or card reader, but I never really use them on my PC anyway, am sure something could be done about them as well if necessary. Now, I'd really only like to know how to update it to Snow. Anybody with a quick and easy answer? |
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My only problem is it can't boot with my onboard Intel Graphics.
But i have an NVIDIA 7100GS. And i have to say this is the best distro ever! Processor : Intel Core Solo 3.8GHz Graphic Card : Nvidia 7300GS Motherboard : ASUS P5KPL-AM SE Operative System : Mac OS X 10.5.7 (iAtkos) Applications in Development: iMenage : Store iMenage : People |
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i have a dell xps 400
sys specs are as follows Chipset - Intel 945P chipset Precessor - Intel Pentium D CPU 2.80Ghz 2.79Ghz (thats what windows says it is) this is what dells web page says (Intel® Pentium® D Processor up to 840 (3.2GHz, 2MB L2 cache, 800MHz FSB) with Dual Core Technology. Video card is a EVGA 9800GT RAM i have 4gs installed Operating systems - Windows 7 utimate 64 bit ,Ubuntu 9.10 ,iATKOS v7 not bootable now my problem is FIRST - i installed it with win 7 and ubuntu already installed i installed iATKOS to its own partition and because of how i have everything installed i use Grub loader so i went into Ubuntu and updated the grub loader (update-grub) got the iATKOS to show up on the loader now when i select it the screen flashes and restarts the computer Ive tried reinstalling it with different custom options selected including trying a basic's only to no avail.. SECOND TRY - i pulled all my HDD and installed a fresh one for a single boot of iATKOS got it installed with no problems restarted computer got it to boot up to the screen where the lizard is on the top of the screen and you can choose what type of boot you want and i tried all of them and got as far as the Grey apple screen flashes and then it restarts so once again im stuck.. ill do my best to give you all info you need to help me.. any and all help is greatly appreciated thank you John S. |