Thread: Help me installation Lion?

I apologize in advance for my poor English as an Italian.
I love the Lion for its excessive cost and wanted to try to install it on my pc.
I have iATKOS_L2, works well?
I know my pc is this:

scheda madre/chipset: sabertooth x58 ASUS
Processore: I7 950
Ram: 24 GB
Scheda Video: Two GT 520 2GB


I do not know the audio and internet,

Someone who can help me?

If I am to understand correctly, you are trying to find out if iAtkos works well. It works fine. Which do you wish to install. iAtkos or 10.7.3 or which one. I have installed 10.7 and the Niresh 10.7.3 V2 of Lion onto an ASUS Rampage III with an Core i7 950 so you SHOULD not have a problem with the install. You could try VMware or Virtual box images of either of them. Here is a link to where you can download them. Here is a link to someone that created USB bootable installer drives to install Lion from Windows.

Hi,I tried to install iATKOS on virtualbox L2, the installation was successful, but I get constantly this problem:

makes me kernel panic on reboot or system uptime in nanoseconds :'(

Originally Posted by hulkintosh

If I am to understand correctly, you are trying to find out if iAtkos works well. It works fine. Which do you wish to install. iAtkos or 10.7.3 or which one. I have installed 10.7 and the Niresh 10.7.3 V2 of Lion onto an ASUS Rampage III with an Core i7 950 so you SHOULD not have a problem with the install. You could try VMware or Virtual box images of either of them. Here is a link to where you can download them. Here is a link to someone that created USB bootable installer drives to install Lion from Windows.

Hi,I tried to install iATKOS on virtualbox L2, the installation was successful, but I get constantly this problem:

makes me kernel panic on reboot or system uptime in nanoseconds :'(

I am not too familiar with Virtualbox as I used VMware. Can you add boot flags during boot up with Virtual box. If you can, this is where/when you would type them in. If you can add boot flags you will more than likely need either -x which boots you into safe mode. Here is a site with a number of boot flags you can try along with definitions of what they mean. There are pre-made images for Both Virtualbox and VMware. Here is a link for them.