Finally got it working, but ....
Got this error:
The following install step failed: run preinstall script for AppleSMBIOSEI. Contact the software manufacturer for assistance.
I double check the read me of the universal CD, and found the readme explicitly mentioned no more than 1 kexts. Ah... so that's the problem.
So for the setting time I made some changes:
Kernal: 9.5.0 Voodoo Kernel
Video: Intel GMA950
Chipset: Intel ICHx SATA Drivers
audio: AC97 Audio
Ethernet Driver: Intel Pro 100/VE
Wifi : Intel PROSet/Wireless 3945
USB Driver: (all selected)
Power Management: (None)
Fixes and Patches: (None except the following)
Application: (all selected)
And this time the installation was success! However the OS didn't boot into the OSX.
Fear not, for I used Acronis OS Loader, choose Load Wizard, select the OSX partition, set it to Bootable and Active, and then next time I reboot, I got boot into the OSX.
I followed the advice by booting with "-f" . The loading was fine, and finally I saw an OSX 10.5.6 desktop.
Problems need to work on:
BTW, on my Lenovo X60T, holding F12 will give me the boot device selector.
The following install step failed: run preinstall script for AppleSMBIOSEI. Contact the software manufacturer for assistance.
I double check the read me of the universal CD, and found the readme explicitly mentioned no more than 1 kexts. Ah... so that's the problem.
So for the setting time I made some changes:
Kernal: 9.5.0 Voodoo Kernel
Video: Intel GMA950
Chipset: Intel ICHx SATA Drivers
audio: AC97 Audio
Ethernet Driver: Intel Pro 100/VE
Wifi : Intel PROSet/Wireless 3945
USB Driver: (all selected)
Power Management: (None)
Fixes and Patches: (None except the following)
- USB Mount fix
- PS/2 device support (mouse and keyboard)
Application: (all selected)
And this time the installation was success! However the OS didn't boot into the OSX.
Fear not, for I used Acronis OS Loader, choose Load Wizard, select the OSX partition, set it to Bootable and Active, and then next time I reboot, I got boot into the OSX.
I followed the advice by booting with "-f" . The loading was fine, and finally I saw an OSX 10.5.6 desktop.
Problems need to work on:
- No Ethernet
- No Sound
BTW, on my Lenovo X60T, holding F12 will give me the boot device selector.
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