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drgross

drgross

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EDIT:
Soved! Just use iBoot Legacy, burn it on CD and simply boot with -v. Then wait a few minutes (ignore all the errors, it will boot) and it will work!

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Hi,

I am new to Hackintosh and try to install Snow
Leopard on my Laptop with iBoot Broadwell. I fixed my first Ethernet error by disabling Realtek in BIOS. But I still have a problem (look picture)
Some idea? :)

Thank you! IMG_20151129_095202.jpg
 
drgross said:
Hi,

I am new to Hackintosh and try to install Snow
Leopard on my Laptop with iBoot Broadwell. I fixed my first Ethernet error by disabling Realtek in BIOS. But I still have a problem (look picture)
Some idea? :)

Thank you!View attachment 164635
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Try safe mode...

Is this with a retail Snow Leopard 10.6.3 DVD from Apple?
 
Hi,
thank you for your answer! I will try Safe mode.
Yes this is the retail dvd 10.6.3
 
i tried safe mode (-v -x). it took much longer but there was the same error message again
 
IMG_20151129_145337.jpg
 
IMG_20151130_095457.jpg
I have this DVD, is this not the right one?
 
I tried "-v PCIRootUID=1" and now the backtrace error is solved! :)
But now there is an error message "Unable to find driver for this platform: \"ACPI\".\n "@[long path]"
 
drgross said:
I tried "-v PCIRootUID=1" and now the backtrace error is solved! :)
But now there is an error message "Unable to find driver for this platform: \"ACPI\".\n "@[long path]"
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It is an ACPI problem. Try with DropSSDT=Yes.
 
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