Thread: Mac OS does not boot!

I got the 'JaS_Mac_OS_10.4.8_SSE2_SSE3.iso' image. I burnt it on to a DVD. After burning i reboot my machine and boot into the DVD. After about 3 minutes it says 'CPU Halted' on a black screen and white text and my machine shut down. I tried to boot with all the boot options like -v and -x and all the stuff. Then i changed the CPU settings in BIOS but it crashes again.Then i tried to boot with some kind of boot cd's like chameleon or iBoot or stuff lick that. Final-the shut down. Then i restored the JaS_Mac_OS... image on to my 8 GB Kingston USB-Stick and installed a bootloader on it. I reboot and boot into the USB-Stick and it stops at a problem with ACPI. Then i installed the AppleACPIPlatform.kext on to the stick and reboot again. The message with 'CPU Halted' comes again and my pc shut down.
I spent about 6 hours but final i could not fix the problem!
Please help me, it is making me so sick!

Originally Posted by thefuck

I got the 'JaS_Mac_OS_10.4.8_SSE2_SSE3.iso' image. I burnt it on to a DVD. After burning i reboot my machine and boot into the DVD. After about 3 minutes it says 'CPU Halted' on a black screen and white text and my machine shut down. I tried to boot with all the boot options like -v and -x and all the stuff. Then i changed the CPU settings in BIOS but it crashes again.Then i tried to boot with some kind of boot cd's like chameleon or iBoot or stuff lick that. Final-the shut down. Then i restored the JaS_Mac_OS... image on to my 8 GB Kingston USB-Stick and installed a bootloader on it. I reboot and boot into the USB-Stick and it stops at a problem with ACPI. Then i installed the AppleACPIPlatform.kext on to the stick and reboot again. The message with 'CPU Halted' comes again and my pc shut down.
I spent about 6 hours but final i could not fix the problem!
Please help me, it is making me so sick!

BootCd`s only work with Retail DVD`s... (The best and easy way)

For distro`s, you need to have lot of patience to get it working....

Try this flag`s at Distro boot...

cpus=1 busratio=XX arch=i386 -x -v

Change XX for the number of your processor BusRatio (google it)...

And... if not works... try a retail install following this topic...

olarila.com • Exibir tópico - Snow Leopard on Asus Mobos/Notebooks

I hope it helps.

Maybe this error issue ur motherboard. Use to iboot.iso file burn it file on cd and boot ur pc this cd after when see boot screen click to F5 on keyboard after unmount iboot cd and mount to installation dvd use this command -v arch=i386 push to enter.


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Try using cpus=1, worked for me