I followed this guide exactly: http://www.teknojunkie.com/apple/gui...2-coming-soon/

Everything went perfect until I booted into snow leopard for the first time. I started inputing all the setup stuff and then boom got hit with a power box error thats says basically turn your computer off. Basically its a kernel panic. I booted with debug=0x100 and I got this screenshot that might help someone troubleshoot my problem. Here's the link http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/7231/img5314.jpg

Here is my motherboard: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813128331

Here is my CPU:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819115041

My video card is an EVGA 8800 GXT (G80)

I have a leopard install that is working perfectly with this hardware on another hard drive. I hope someone can help me troubleshoot this. Thanks

Update: It doesn't work in safe mode

I did get it to work with -x32 flag on boot. I have been running for 15 min now and not kernal panic. So I assume its gotta be something to do with the kexts and 64 compatibility. I would really like to get this working with 64 though so any help would be awesome.

There are quite a few of us having the same problem.

I've been trying to isolate what is causing it without luck.

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Gigabyte EX58-UD5 - i7 920 @ 3.2 GHx - eVGA 8800GT
Asus P5Q Deluxe - E8400 @ 3.6 GHz - Asus 7900GT
iMac 2.2 GHz - 4 MB

Damn, I thought I was home free with running in 32 bit mode or whatever but about 50 minutes in I got the kernal panic again....ahhhhhh...made me so mad. I thought I had a stable install...Also my sound is not working but I can get a kext for that later I assume.

Exact same problem here!

Successfully installed following the directions on Technojunkie. Watched the welcome video, after it system gives random kernel panics. Sometimes during reg. process. With a little effort i was able to reach desktop. But in a minute or two randomly i got kernel panics. Any idea what's goin on?

My board is Gigabyte EP45DQ6. MSI 8800GTS 320MB vga, 4Gigs of ram. I have the famous 10A432 (AKA 10.6 GoldMaster disc)

So ur not alone here

BTW: -x32 bootflag gives an immediate kernel panic at the start of gray apple spinning screen

The first time i boot into 32 bit mode i got a kernal panic after about an hour or two in. I then replaced the dsdt file with this one ( Quad Core DSDT (Rename to DSDT.aml) I have been running for like 8 hours and it is solid. Also make sure that your sata mode in your bios is set to AHCI because before I did that I was getting a kernal panic before I even got into the OS. I still have no sound and still havent gotten 64 bit mode to work. Also your mobo is a bit different than mine so you can't expect them to act exactly the same. Good luck megavolkan.

using foreign dsdt files can cause probs as well. always create your own.

funny however that my old machine compared to yours is doing just fine ...

[quote=Everything went perfect until I booted into snow leopard for the first time. I started inputing all the setup stuff and then boom got hit with a power box error thats says basically turn your computer off. Basically its a kernel panic. I booted with debug=0x100 and I got this screenshot that might help someone troubleshoot my problem[/quote]

Only 2 things...one of you Kext is causing the issue or more likely your Disk Permissions are screwed.

Either way is easy to repair, remove any Kext that you put in, is very possible that you only need Dsmos so you can remove all the others.

For the Disk persmission repair try KextUtility.

Here is my guide, I hope it helps:

http://www.infinitemac.com/f57/how-t...671/#post31256

Wow! Thanks for so much reply in such a short time I'll try all your suggestions.
One thing: tham50 said about creating my own dsdt. How to do that exactly?

Thanks again