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I changed so that the config pointed to disk 2, restarted ppc, and I still get the same message:

I click on "installer" and then "quit installer" but nothing happens.. it just waits for cd2 :blink:

(translated from swedish: "Put in the CD Mac OS X Install disc 2 and continue installation. You have chosen to install applications that require this disc") :(

come ooon! anyone?

I been trying to fix this the WHOLE day now.. still doesn't work :( :angry:

According to the guide, I should be able to quit the installer now when it's asking for CD2.

Why doesn't it just quit the installer when I choose to do so?

It just keeps asking for CD2. :crazy:

I'm going crazy.. :cry:

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dogan i know this is off topic but i was just listning to bob marley and ure frog thing was dancing to the tune of the song

but i think the problem with the cd2 problem is that he is already to far into the installation, and also i highly recomend using cd2 there is some important stuff on there unless ure using the 3gb hd image

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Fozzieb - I wrote several time that I've tried that. I click, but nothing happens.

How do I change it so that it'll boot from hd?

a piece of my config:

pci_ide0_master_installed = 1

pci_ide0_master_image = "D:\PearPC\HD-OS-X-Panther-PREP.img"

#pci_ide0_master_type = "hd"

pci_ide0_slave_installed = 0

pci_ide0_slave_image = "D:\PearPC\MacOSX-10.3\macosx1.iso"

pci_ide0_slave_type = "cdrom"

willvg - I'm using the 3gb image.

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Change

pci_ide0_slave_installed = 0

to

pci_ide0_slave_installed = 1

Thats why the button is greyed out I think. And to boot from the hard drive image change the prom_bootmethod to

prom_bootmethod = "select"

That will give you a nice little boot menu which will ask you.

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i would use the 20gb but my extra hd which is 30 gb is real slow i think 512kb cache. My primary hd is 80gb but if i add anymore to it i would go over the half way point thus slowing windows down. So im just gonna use the 6gb.

Is there anyway to setup in the config file 2 Hard drives and a cd I REALLY WANT THIS

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Change

pci_ide0_slave_installed = 0

to

pci_ide0_slave_installed = 1

Thats why the button is greyed out I think.  And to boot from the hard drive image change the prom_bootmethod to

prom_bootmethod = "select"

That will give you a nice little boot menu which will ask you.

Thanks, that helped alittle. Now I can change CDs :)

I changed cd to disc 2, and now it's continuing the setup.. installing internet explorer and stuffit. :wacko:

I've tried to quit the installer now, but the installer said that I was unable to do so, because the programs that are going to be installed now are important.

Thanks for all your help guys :)

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could someone post his working config file which you use with the fullscreen version?!? I downloaded it, edited it, but all i get is the msdos window which closes itself before launching pearpc...don't know what I do wrong..when I use the old config file it works...

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This was stated a long time ago. back on page...15 or so.

How about this one?

"4. Termination.

This License is effective until terminated. Your rights under this License will terminate automatically without notice from Apple if you fail to comply with any term(s) of this License. Upon the termination of this License, you shall cease all use of the Apple Software and destroy all copies, full or partial, of the Apple Software." :devil:

ei. you must DESTROY the Mac OS X CD's. (Too bad if you borrowed them.)

:devil:

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