It give me black screen /white line on my T60 after the loading screen.

Anyone tested it yet ?

So did you get the back screen while trying to install, or did you get the black screen after the install? I wonder if you could start up in single user mode and check to see why.

I've got the latest beta coming my way, so I'll give it a try on my T42 and let you know.

-TCG

I installed Leopard (Kalyway Leopard 9A527) on my T60 just today, at reboot after installation I got the same problem you describe. The culprit is Natit.kext, which gets installed by default.

Boot in single mode and delete that Natit.kext and Extensions.mkext.

Next reboot should succeed, although in 1024x768.

Same techniques I used in 10.4.8 for video (1400x1050 + QE + CI) and sound out, see http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.php?t=37624, worked in Leopard too.

Ethernet works out of the box, I haven't yet tried to fix PCMCIA.

Regards

yeah great !!!

how can i boot into single user mode and delete both file ? is there a tutorial available ? can you teach me please . thank

1) At boot, press F8

2) At the command prompt (bottom of screen) type -s and press Return

3) Boot process will complete without launching the GUI. When it's done, type:


Upon rebooting you should have the GUI up and running in 1024x768.

Regards

sweet , thank you for your guide .

have you tested your pcmcia yet ?

i notice that there no working driver for the intel 3945 abg wireless card .i found some solutions from http://code.google.com/p/iwidarwin/

here : Comment 8 by jalavoui, Oct 03 (3 days ago)

there's a way to fix this - get xcode and svn source and
add this lines to getHardwareAddress() function

//eg: my card macc address is 00:0E:35:E0:3D:B3 (replace with yours)
fEnetAddr.bytes[0]=0x00;
fEnetAddr.bytes[1]=0x0e;
fEnetAddr.bytes[2]=0x35;
fEnetAddr.bytes[3]=0xe0;
fEnetAddr.bytes[4]=0x3d;
fEnetAddr.bytes[5]=0xb3;
if (priv) memcpy(priv->eeprom.mac_address, fEnetAddr.bytes, ETH_ALEN);
if (priv) memcpy(fEnetAddr.bytes, priv->eeprom.mac_address, ETH_ALEN);

i did it

my computer hang at the Mac loading screen a few times . i just reboot and it work fine.

then i use -s and it auto reboot and i have to do the -s again.

when i run the code

rm /Volumes/<YourBootVolume>/System/Library/Extensions.kextcache

it say file not found so i just reboot the computer. thank for your help

Glad to have been of help

I tried the 10.4.8 solution for PCMCIA reported in http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.php?t=37624,, but it seems that it doesn't work anymore with 10.5.

The worrk on Intel 3945 is going on, but I fear that it is still far from a working driver.

Regards

No problem, if the file doesn't exists ther's no need to delete it.

Regards

since the pcmcia will not work on 10.5 . how do you use the wireless ?

I don't

Please keep us posted about T60 and Leopard!

i am going to attempt this install again on m Thinkpad T61.

using the latest build 9a581, patched by brazilmac.
also, i will be using this patch , which is updated
http://acorn1.nethosting.com/nate/nateleav76Patch.htm

i'll post how it goes in a little bit.

I was able to install leopard pretty painlessly on my t60p (2623-DDU). I have the intel wireless card, so no wireless. Everything else is nearly perfect, and completely fine for day to day usage. I also have a vista partition setup to play games on. This was the guide i followed, but i'm guessing a lot of it is obsolete now that a patched disk is already in the wild

http://forum.osx86scene.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=2008

how do you boot into vista?
when i had tiger installed, i couldnt get on my xp partition.
i even tried the fdisk -e/dev/rdisk0 command, and that didnt work.
i had to install ubuntu over OsX, in order to get grub, and i was able to choose to boot into xp.

what image did you use?

I use acronis OS selector to boot. it may not be the best solution, but it gets the job done.



I used the retail leopard disk image. you have to follow the guide to patch it to a retail disk (it has to be done within Tiger 10.4.x), burned the new disk to a DVD using disk utility, installed with that in another partition. booted back into tiger, ran the post install SSH file and i was gold.

be more specific please.
or post the guide you used.
i would like to try your method, because i failed horribly many times.

I have "Updated" a functional 10.4.8 install to a 10.5 using my Brazil created CD. I have most things working - except my previously working wireless and probably the PCMCIA (have not tested that - no cards to test it).

I have a T60 (1951-BS7) with 2 GB of RAM and 200 GB Hitachi Hard Drive.

Anyone hear of a way to fix the wireless?

j

when you "updated"

did you do this?
put in the 10.5 disk,
upgrade over the tiger partition
once it was installed, boot from the dvd again, then go to terminal
run the brazilmac patch
quit, rebooot

and it worked?

because after i apply the patch, i still cannot boot.
i can get a successful install, but it gets to the apple loading screen, and just restarts.

Yes, PaOol, That is exactly what I did.

I made the Brazilmac 10.5 single layer DVD from my original disk (I have a mini) and used that to update - I tried my original disk and it would not do it.

I had that frustrating immediate reboot problem for three days as well!!!

What I found is that you HAVE TO EDIT THE POSTPATCH SCRIPT! I assumed that I didn't, but - the first several lines are specific to your PC - You have to change the XXX to your user directory and make sure the other directories are pointing to the right place.

Once I did this - it worked like a charm! Silly thing is that this is just assumed and never mentioned in ANY of the stinking wiki/tutorials.

Try it out - hope it works for you.

In the spirit of full disclosure - I tried to fix the wireless last night by using the 10.4.5 kext and it did NOT work. Still without wireless - but ethernet is working.

j

was ethernet working out of the box?
because my ethernet on tiger doesnt work.

and can you post the exact code from the patch?
(the 2 important lines, that u edited)

and how are you booting into windows now, if you are at all?

im going to try again tomorrow.

Which wireless card do you have? The Atheros (Thinkpad) a/b/g should work fine with the standard kexts if you edit /System/Library/Extensions/IO80211Family.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AirPortAtheros.kext/Contents/Info.plist
adding a line for your device ID under IONameMatch (such as "<string>pci168c,1014</string>"). Device ID can be gotten under Windows...

paOol,

Yes - Ethernet and Audio worked out of the box.

This is the first few lines of the file '9a581PostPatch.sh'

#!/bin/sh

IFS=$'\n' # important!
PATCH="/Users/XXX/Desktop/leopatch/" # path to the patched extensions
LEO="/Volumes/Leopard" # path to Leopard installation

First - You have to change the XXX to your user directory name.
Second - You have to make sure that your volume name is Leopard - I happened to have named my volume 'System' and had to change this.

This should be all you have to change.

mfbernstein

YES - I do have the Atheros card.

I tried to change the file as you mentioned and it did not work. I also tried to change a few other things and that did not work either. I don't have windows installed on my Thinkpad so I can't find the Device ID - but the Info.plist file is pretty close to identical to the Tiger version - I tried to do a compare of several of the files - and they all looked the same.

Any other suggestions?

j

so you placed all the patch files on your desktop?
i was doingi t off my usb drive and this is what i had.

IFS=$'\n' # important!
PATCH="/Volumes/leopatch" # path to the patched extensions
LEO="/Volumes/MacOSx86" # path to Leopard installation

i had named my partition MacOSx86.

i'll try your method tonight naming it leopard.

paOol

I think you are missing a Volume name here - what is your USB Key called? I don't think it is leopatch - it should be 'Patcher' or something like that - which would make your patch path "/Volumes/Patcher/leopatch".

The Leo directory looks right.

j

im about to try again.
heres what im using for my patch

#!/bin/sh

IFS=$'\n' # important!
PATCH="/Users/paOol/Desktop/leopatch" # path to the patched extensions
LEO="/Volumes/Leopard" # path to Leopard installation


paOol will be my username.
hope this works.

Try running `ioreg -l | grep pci168c`
You should get a line output like:
| | | | "compatible" = <"pci1014,58a","pci168c,1014","pciclass,0200

Whatever is in place of 1014 should be the device ID (168c is the vendor ID - Atheros).

Also, make sure to remove the kernel extension cache before rebooting (/System/Library/Extensions.mkext).

mfbernstein!

YOU ROCK!

Well Folks - I have Ethernet and the Atheros Wireless working on Leopard on my T60!!!

mfbernstrein is exactly right in how to do this.

Edit /System/Library/Extensions/IO80211Family.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AirPortAtheros.kext/Contents/Info.plist
adding a line for your device ID under IONameMatch (the line is "<string>pci168c,1014</string>").

I then followed the guide that is here on how to load a kext.

http://forum.osx86scene.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=229

It DID NOT work until I rebotted with a -f.

Thanks again mfbernstein!

I will post a review of this here as I test.
j

Anyone with a leopard install with or without EFI try sleep?