Help with i7 860 Hackintosh

Using iAtkos 7 to install. I changed my bios settings to AHCI. Boot off the disc but I have to hit F8 at the Darwin bootloader screen, then type v- cpus=1 busratio=20. It then loads up iAtkos and I select these settings,
iATKOS v7 Main System
Chameleon v2
/Extra directory
DSDT
AppleDecrypt
9.7.0 Kernal voodoo
Disabler
OHR
Remove TyMCE
nVidia DVI/VGA
AHCI
Intel SATA
JMicron SATA
Voodoo HDA driver
Voodoo PS/2 driver
ext2fs
NTFS-3G
Realtek R1000
Post install-actions

Everything works and I got the Hackintosh working but if I restart it then it will never be able to boot again. I can make it boot if at the Chamelon boot screen I type v- cpus=1 busratio-20. Any advice on how to get it to boot without type v-cpus everytime?




Intel i7 860
http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=41316


Gigabyte GA-P55-UD3 motherboard
http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products/Mother...?ProductID=3164

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• Hackintosh
• i7
• i5
• 1156
• 1156 socket
• gigabyte
• p55-ud3r

[miked826]

Have you tried calling AppleCare yet? LMAO

1-800-MY-APPLE

[MarkQP]

pirate windows 7.

[kagangulenc]

you sould use dsdt.aml files and etid com.apple.boot.plist

[Jonher937]

Solved?

[XTheHackTutorialsX]

Leopard isn't 64-Bit. You have to use Snow Leopard... ;D

[Venddenta]

just use windows...

[SourcemAlm]

Hi. :) You can enable OS X to use all 4 cores and HT! :D For doing that, you need to patch your DSDT! Google your CPU and how to DSDT patch it :) Worked for me with i7 920 ^^

[nandor690]

That is a quad core processor, using CPUs=1 is telling your machine to only use 1 of the cores!?!

Just buy a retail snow leopard and use your 10.5.8 to format a 8gig flash drive to a boot drive using Cham. There are good step by step guides on insanelymac. After 10.6 is installed you can update to 10.6.2 using mac updates but first remove sleepenable from E/E and replace it with netkas,s 10.6.2 version. Then you can add efi strings and modify your dsdt. This is what I did with a g41m-es2l.

[FoxWrenn]

use windows?

[LessthanJake14]

P45, 775 socket.

P55, 1156 socket.

Very, VERY different in terms of compatibility.

[redsoxhater2468]

I think you said you're running intel, and if you are, I'm surprised your motherboard isn't friend yet from using the voodoo kernal...