Powerbook G4 DVI Titanium/startup kernel panic
Hi,
got a weird situation here...
I need 10.2.8 in order to run a program that doesn't run on another OS.
What I did:
-Wiped HD, made 2 partitions with another mac with the powerbook in firewire target mode, one for 10.2, one for 10.3
-Installed 10.2.1
-Tried sofware update to install 10.2.8: installer hangs
-Donwloaded 10.2.8 combo update from apple.com
-Installed it, now I get a kernel Panic just after the apple logo appears on screen.
-I resetted Power management
-Resetted PRAM
-Still kernel panic
Now what could this be?
A bad 10.2.8 update download?
Is there a regular 10.2.8 update? Not combo...?
What is a combo update anyway?
Suggestions?
got a weird situation here...
I need 10.2.8 in order to run a program that doesn't run on another OS.
What I did:
-Wiped HD, made 2 partitions with another mac with the powerbook in firewire target mode, one for 10.2, one for 10.3
-Installed 10.2.1
-Tried sofware update to install 10.2.8: installer hangs
-Donwloaded 10.2.8 combo update from apple.com
-Installed it, now I get a kernel Panic just after the apple logo appears on screen.
-I resetted Power management
-Resetted PRAM
-Still kernel panic
Now what could this be?
A bad 10.2.8 update download?
Is there a regular 10.2.8 update? Not combo...?
What is a combo update anyway?
Suggestions?
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Originally posted by drazztikka
Hi,
got a weird situation here...
I need 10.2.8 in order to run a program that doesn't run on another OS.
What I did:
-Wiped HD, made 2 partitions with another mac with the powerbook in firewire target mode, one for 10.2, one for 10.3
-Installed 10.2.1
-Tried sofware update to install 10.2.8: installer hangs
-Donwloaded 10.2.8 combo update from apple.com
-Installed it, now I get a kernel Panic just after the apple logo appears on screen.
-I resetted Power management
-Resetted PRAM
-Still kernel panic
Now what could this be?
A bad 10.2.8 update download?
Is there a regular 10.2.8 update? Not combo...?
What is a combo update anyway?
Suggestions?
I think your FW partitioning is at fault. Get a 10.2.whatever install cd. Boot from it. Go into the apple menu and 'open disk utility'. Partition. Install. Update.
Anyway, I sorted it out few days ago.
I found a document on the apple support pages that I am unable to update from 10.2.1 to 10.2.8 directly. I had to install 10.2.6 first.
All is working now...
Anyway, thanks for the reply...