
12-19-2008, 03:31 AM
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Cheetah
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 13
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Originally Posted by LawlessPPC
waiting for root device means a chipset issue this could simply be a master and slave issue with drives or lack of chipset drivers. But without knowing your chipset I cant answer this question. Please dont just post motherboard models please post chipsets on these boards you will get an answers faster
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Sorry bout that the chipset is AMD 780G + SB700 Chipset
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Originally Posted by Kip McSkipster
I just completed an install with the same motherboard (btw, awesome disto, LawlessPPC!). I must've re-installed 6-10 times for various reasons, and I'm pretty sure at one point I experienced the "Waiting for root device" message. I believe it happened only after a previous attempt, and I suspect it has to do with a pre-existing partition. What fixed it for me - if I recall correctly - was to delete all partitions on the drive (on another machine, running Windows), then try re-installing OS X.
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Alright thanks i'll try giving that a go!
Cheers for all your help.. i'll see how it goes.
-Fman
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