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Already did. ;) At the beginning of my post I mentioned my source of inspiration.

Very nice! Glad to see someone rockin' a G3 case. :headbang:

Thanks! Should look even better when I get through with it, can't wait for the cold cathodes. :idea:

No problem. :D That noise is your video card doing its' processing. Although your machine shouldn't slow down with those specs...not sure the problem. Sounds like it could be software related.

OS X sees all 8 threads as 100% each and therefore reports CPU usage as 800% total. So 125% is like using up to 1 1/4 threads of activity...or approximately 10-20%. 8-)

Slaughter House Music production/Gaming rig. First, I'd like to thank tonymacx86 custom mod'ers and this thread for the inspiration. I was in the market for the perfect case when I came across this thing of beauty. I wanted something stylish, functional, quiet, and somewhat compact...

Definitely an issue, 'major' possibly. Could be an issue with the ram modules (less likely) or could be a firmware problem. But AFAIK your system won't be dual channel unless they're in 'like' colored slots. If everything else pans out than you might want to RMA the board, if you still...

Nice! Quick note...move 1 ram module from slot 2 to slot 3 (should be in slots 1&3 or 2&4). :thumbup: Also maybe some better cable management? :P

Re: so far no dice with iboot/multibeast Thats good to hear, keep us updated.

Not that I'm judging anybody, but I just find it extremely funny when people try to justify breaking the law or circumnavigating it with excuses like "I'm forced to do this because Macs are way to expensive" and stuff like that. It's like saying "I can't afford a Ferrari so I'm going to take my...

You might need to try a complete reinstall, non dsdt this time. See if that gets you going.

Re: so far no dice with iboot/multibeast Look under graphics enablers, not ATI. Should be there. Otherwise you don't have the latest MB.

So you don't have Windows installed? That sounds like maybe another hard drive in your system...because that's what that icon is for, Chameleon is detecting a Win partition somewhere. Could be a USB flash drive or something of the like. I'm sure you're SSD is fine, well good luck and you will be...

It sounds like your DSDT isn't working properly. Try installing the LegacyAppleRTC.kext from MB and you should be good.

So you're saying that in Disk Utility in the Installer that no HDD's are listed? Might be because you have an IDE hard drive. Also make sure you have AHCI enabled in BIOS.

You could always type MAXMEM=4096 at boot screen for iBoot without having to physically remove the sticks. Once installed you'll have full access to Ram. Why would you need more than that to install it?

Only way to find out is to start the process. We'll still be here to assist you through any rough spots. The fun part is the whole install and fix it process. 8-)

Re: so far no dice with iboot/multibeast Ah, in that case just the 5xxx fix in MB should suffice.

Your video card is definitely causing trouble, like humph said try -x to see if you can get to the desktop. If so then you can try adding your devid to the ATIRadeonX2000 kext in /S/L/E.

Re: so far no dice with iboot/multibeast :lol: Very entertaining and informative post. First bit of advice I'd say, make sure when you install OS X that you unplug your Win7 hard drive, and vice versa. Next, with your video card requires 5xxx fix from multibeast and the Apple graphics...