Pos005 said:Finally figured it out. It was a problem with Chimera injecting the graphics card. Netkas posted a new aty_init.kext that fixes the problem for 5750/5770. I installed the kext into E/E, changed graphicsenabler=no, ran system utilities in multibeast, then rebooted and I was able to boot the Lion partition easily. I got Lion fully installed and working, and even have fully acceleration on my graphics by adding my device ID to the kext however I still have to use the new aty_init.kext. Obviously the injection problem should be fixed in the next Chimera update, but for now this works fine.
Hi sirenum,sirenum said:finzel and maybe others,
I had the exact same problem. Turned out my DSDT was the reason I had to rollback those kexts in the first place. So I downloaded the dsdt autopatcher to create a new DSDT.aml, put that into Extra, and now I can boot into the lion installer no problem (with plain vanilla kexts)
Pos005 said:Finally figured it out. It was a problem with Chimera injecting the graphics card. Netkas posted a new aty_init.kext that fixes the problem for 5750/5770. I installed the kext into E/E, changed graphicsenabler=no, ran system utilities in multibeast, then rebooted and I was able to boot the Lion partition easily. I got Lion fully installed and working, and even have fully acceleration on my graphics by adding my device ID to the kext however I still have to use the new aty_init.kext. Obviously the injection problem should be fixed in the next Chimera update, but for now this works fine.
Pos005 said:This is what happens every time I try and boot.
DasFx said:Hi try this worked for me ...
On your SL system locate your “FakeSMC.kext” (typically in Extra > Extensions) and copy it to Installers “System > Library > Extensions”.
In Terminal navigate to “Extensions” (you can do this quickly by typing “cd ” and then dragging & dropping “Extensions” to Terminal) and fix permissions using:
sudo su
[your password here]
chown -R 0:0 FaksSMC.kext
chmod -R 755 FakeSMC.kext
After that i reboot and start from installer and it works. No beach balling
Cheers
Christian Kwoll
mrmylanman said:Thanks for the tip Pos005, I was able to move forward a bit in the bootup process, but now it is hanging later on:
https://plus.google.com/108911746366875 ... u4dWYLzr2G
Last line at this point is:
FakeSMCDevice: Successfully initialized
Anyone else see this?