Bronxteck

seems like a usb stick issue... try a different one if you can. not all usb's are created equal.

run the windows version of this http://olarila.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=63 and post a full picture of the results... you need jsva then run it's jar file.

we do not use tony software so i do not know. we use our own methods.

well ok now after that screen it should boot to the installer as that what the picture shows but your graphic card is not loading. you might need a newer chameleon version with better hd3000 support or better DSDT or efi string in your boot plist. have you tried booting with GraphicsEnabler=yes or no?

use whatever works best for you. and what you feel more comfortable with. i'm not sure why it did that as i had no hand in making that model bootpack. but did you try shutting off AHCI? if not it might need an older ioatafamily kext. there might be one more but i cant recall right now. im not on a hack at the moment

sometimes shutting it off will pass waiting for root.

do you have AHCI enabled in bios for sata controller?

im not positive but i think it's AppleFWAudio... seems apple has had issues with the core audio drivers since tiger. http://www.macosxaudio.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=265935

sometimes it takes a few tries but you get to understand the methods.... glad to hear it worked out.

boot with -f -v flag at the chameleon prompt and post the error please.

boot 0 error is a chameleon issue. you need to reinstall it.

maybe you need the older firewire kext as well.

kext utility sometimes has issues generating kernel caches. if your using myhack you can put it in e/e and run a my fix full. it will version bump the kext in e/e so they supersede the native driver.

try generating a new serial number with champ list or chameleon wizard. also if your smbios shows as macbookpro 3.1 then it has to show as higher like 5,1 you can also use either of those apps to change smbios.

i have to check what i have on one of my dells. but i need to open it as i dont recall off hand

to boot 64 bit you have to remove the arch=i386 flag in your Boot.plist. also might want to generate a new serial number with chameleon wizard or champ list.

nope not sure that it does work. i don't believe it does

make sure it is enabled in bios and if you have a wifi switch make sure it's also on. you might also have to delete all your network devices in network setup apply changes then add them back.

well according to the photo tscsync.kext is kernel panicking. remove it from E/E and run myfix. you might have to boot with cpus=1 flag though at the chameleon prompt.

glad to hear your up and running

you would need to read you shutdown kernel log

it probably is not unmounting the drive properly at sleep or shutdown causing it to corrupt the data. idk maybe check your bios settings see whats available for the 2nd hdd option?

shut off bluetooth from bios to see if it helps get a bit further. seems very similar to d630 spec wise maybe try using that boot pack without a dsdt use your own dsdt if you have it. you also might want to look at the dsdt edits done on the gma x3100 d630 and compare it to your own edits. but x3100 graphics and ml do not get along by the way.

glad it worked out...

boot with -v -f -x flags at chameleon prompt and take a picture of the KP post it here if you can