Voici les premiers résultats corrects obtenus avec la Foxconn Renaissance !
Alors, quelques bonnes nouvelles puisque j'ai reçu un nouveau bios 07 aujourd'hui de chez Foxconn !

Alors, avant, impossible de dépasser 170MHz de Bclk et plein de souci avec les ratios de la ram. Maintenant, c'est beaucoup mieux puisque je peux booter en 12x200 ou 20x200 ^^

Le max atteint actuellement en air avec mon refroidisseur Thermalright Black est 4186MHz, presque 20x210 :) Je n'avais pas beaucoup de temps ce soir, mais mercredi avec ma nouvelle ram, j'essayerai d'atteindre les 222MHz de Bclk !

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HEy evry1 ,

I installed Ideneb 10.5.5 ,, having some issues...

I have Intel DG35EC Board.

When i set time in mac it changes in BIOS and Vista. IF i set it in vista it is same as in BIOS but changes in MAC.(BIOS=VISTA but not equal to (!)MAC)

When i plug usb devices it recognizes in system profiler but not in System..

each time i have to plug the usb b4 boot to recognize it .


and i have a ALC888s , running audio with appleazalia only output no input plzz help..

Thanxx in ADVANCE.


I have WG111t WIFI usb. Atheros communication ..Driver Needed.

Nous avons reçu la version retail de la Gigabyte EX58-Extreme testée en version pré-sample dans notre dossier sur les processeurs Intel Core i7. Complète, regorgeant d'options et de fonctionnalités dans le bios et disposant d'un layout abouti, cette carte architecturée autour du chipset X58 et du southbridge ICH10-R est plutôt convaincante et ce n'est pas notre core i7 fonctionnant à 5 GHz qui viendra affirmer le contraire...

Hoping to get some help. I have a copy of Leo4allv3 that im trying to install clean. Start the computer boots from the dvd then starts loading stuff-get through a couple of lines of loading things and it just restarts the computer then this all happens again. Tried different settings in the bios but nothing is helping- same result every time..... Any help you guys?

Im running.
GIGABYTE GA-MA790GP-DS4H
GeForce 9600 512MB
AMD Phenom 9850 BLACK EDITION 2.5GHz
2GB ram
500gb sata

any help is good. Thanks in advance.

Hey guys, new to this forum and a n00b to this whole os x86 thing, pretty sweet though.I have made several VMs to work with Vista 32-bit as my host. I wanted to do a dual boot with Vista and iDeneb v1.3 10.5.5. I already have vista installed and running great, no problem there. I can get iDeneb to boot-up from the DVD and install. The issue comes after the install. when it goes to boot up for the first time after the install, it just goes to a grey-ish screen. The apple logo comes up and it is thinking (I can tell by the little "clock" thing under the logo ticking around and around) but after a few moments the screen will go grey-ish and then stay like that....FOR HOURS!! I have tried a several different configs but it happens with every one. I have looked around in different forums and on the net but to no avail. So what do you think it is? Here are my specs: AMD Phenom 9950 oc'ed 3.2Ghz4 Gigs of 1066 ram2 ATI 3870's1 500 Gig Seagate SATA drive1 250 Gig WD SATA driveAsus M3A79-T Deluxe motherboardI hade to change some settings in the BIOS for the DVD to boot iDeneb, I had to change my SATA from IDE to AHCI and also disable my eSata port and a couple other things.Some help would be greatly appreciated!!!Oh, and sorry about the length of this first post. It is after all my very first post/thread in a forum....EVER. What did I say....n00b...hahahaha :D

ok guys i'm about to erase xp on my double boot pc (xp & vista) and going to install ubuntu.

My question is if there is going to happen anything bad if i uninstall it like when you uninstall ubuntu the bios tells you that it needs some kind of file and then you cannot pass from the bios..... so is that (or something similar) going to happen?

Hi All,
I have an installation error. Everything works fine, DVD boots well and everything is going according to plan. Until I get an error message when I am around 80% into the installation process.
I get this error message.
"The installer could not verify the contents of the "mediafiles" package"
I am then given the option to restart and try again which I do with no luck. I have tried everything from changing things in the BIOS to trying different kernels.
Any Ideas?
Thanks
Nathan Russell

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Hi, I just got my system up with the leopard. Here are the specs

Intel DQ965GF
Geforce 7600
2 gigs RAM
160Gig SATA system


all the program seems to work fine except when I tried to install final cut pro. The program is complaining about a quartz extreme graphics card. I'm not sure if the on-board video card from the intel mobo is giving me problems. I turned it off from the bios and OS X is reporting the Geforce card as present. I also tried a Premiere pro app and it did not install also. Premiere is saying I have 0 VRAM but the Gforce card has 512 VRAM. Does anyone have any success installing Final Cut. Can you be so kind enough to post your configuration. Thanks

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Hello everyone. I recently got Kalyway 10.5.2 to work on one of my Pavilion single core AMD machines (with working internet, graphics card, sound... the whole works). Now I am trying my dual core Intel Pavilion and it will not cooperate. I thought Intel was supposed to be easier. :fail

-:MY SPECS:-
Model: Hp Pavilion a6620f
CPU: Intel Pentium Dual Core 2.5 GHz - E5200
RAM: 4GB
MoBo: ASUS IPIBL-LB
Chipset: Intel G33

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I tried here and here for guidance but I still have not had any luck.

I have updated the BIOS and tried to set it up according to the guides above and I haven't had luck. One interesting note... I set my SATA Controller Mode to AHCI... but when I boot back up it is in RAID again. Should it be resetting itself or is this one of my problems?

I've tried both Kalyway 10.5.2 and iDeneb 10.5.5.

Kalyway boots and immediately gives me the No Go :mad: screen:


iDeneb will actually go through the paces of installing and then I get the No Go :mad: screen after restart.

Am I missing something big? I noticed that neither of the guides I used have info on picking a chipset. I tried the ICHx driver just in case but that didn't work either. I think all of the others(AppleNForceATA, AppleNForceATA Test, MCP67, ICHx Fixed, JMicronATA, SAS, SiliconImage, VIA-SB)are just chipsets from other manufacturers, right? Do I need to find one with G33 chipset support?

I have tried so many things that I can't remember if I have already tried, but would the SSE3 Intel Kernel have a better chance of working than the Vanilla Kernel that the guides suggest?

I am going to try Jas 10.5.4 shortly and I will update if that does any better.

Anyone have any ideas at all? Anyone have success with a similar setup? Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to give.

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