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Hello everyone, I want to start thanking the marvelous guy named Tony who's behind all of this, and hoping anyone in this community is doing good with his creations.
I'm an OSx86 cruiser since 2009, and it's been a nice trip, full of tricks and satisfaction, and I really love iBoot+MultiBeast!
Now, to the problem: ofc you can read about my hardware from user info, but I'm trying to install Snow Leopard into an external USB Hard drive, with Tony's above mentioned method. At the first time I made it, then I wanted to upgrade to Lion, so I opted for xMove+MultiBeast solution, but when I rebooted from the Lion MultiBeast, I couldn't reach my OSx86 disk anymore: the PC reboots itself whenever I boot from my external HDD.
The strange thing is that the same iBoot CD I used yesterday to install Snow Leopard now gives the same error when trying to boot the PC with the external HDD plugged in. When it's off, no error appears. I would like to avoid reformatting my external HDD, but I can remember something like this has happened to me before, and had to format.
In my BIOS there's no such option as HPET, but I forced S3 resume, and if I configure SATA as AHCI, the POST never ends trying to auto-detect it as AHCI... but despite all of this, it seems OS X seems not to care.
Any help will be strongly appreciated! Thanks!!
EDIT: I think I need some clarifications about the "method" I used to install OSX on my external drive. I simply formatted my HDD into a 3 partitioned GPT scheme, and then restored snow leopard into the first 8GB partition, then iBoot+multibeast`d it.
I'm an OSx86 cruiser since 2009, and it's been a nice trip, full of tricks and satisfaction, and I really love iBoot+MultiBeast!
Now, to the problem: ofc you can read about my hardware from user info, but I'm trying to install Snow Leopard into an external USB Hard drive, with Tony's above mentioned method. At the first time I made it, then I wanted to upgrade to Lion, so I opted for xMove+MultiBeast solution, but when I rebooted from the Lion MultiBeast, I couldn't reach my OSx86 disk anymore: the PC reboots itself whenever I boot from my external HDD.
The strange thing is that the same iBoot CD I used yesterday to install Snow Leopard now gives the same error when trying to boot the PC with the external HDD plugged in. When it's off, no error appears. I would like to avoid reformatting my external HDD, but I can remember something like this has happened to me before, and had to format.
In my BIOS there's no such option as HPET, but I forced S3 resume, and if I configure SATA as AHCI, the POST never ends trying to auto-detect it as AHCI... but despite all of this, it seems OS X seems not to care.
Any help will be strongly appreciated! Thanks!!
EDIT: I think I need some clarifications about the "method" I used to install OSX on my external drive. I simply formatted my HDD into a 3 partitioned GPT scheme, and then restored snow leopard into the first 8GB partition, then iBoot+multibeast`d it.