how can i triple boot with leo. on a separate hdd

[kRAzI]

ok i have a hard drive that has two partitions one for xp and the other for Ubuntu

HDD 1 40GIG
XP
Ubuntu

HDD 2 (maybe 20 or 15 gigs)

i want to install leopard on it. i have LEO4ALL v3

so how do i go on and install it. i'm a total newb at this stuff. i just gotta burn the disk ( gonna burn with nero burning rom).

so what should i do?couldn't find anything. as i said. i'm a total nwm at this stuff.

[drumthrasher109]

I take it that your PC isn't that great if it only has a 40GB hard drive?

Post your specs.

[kRAzI]

Originally Posted by drumthrasher109

I take it that your PC isn't that great if it only has a 40GB hard drive?

Post your specs.

here is a screenshot of what cpuz gives me


basically
p4 2.5ghz
1 gig ram
dvd burner
40gig. its all i need for my work my pc.
i'm gonna put leopard on a separate hd that will be 80 gigs.

before i enter the installer my pc would just reboot. no error no nothin

[drumthrasher109]

That usually means there is something somewhere wrong with your hardware not being compatible at all.

Try and catch the couple of lines that it says before your PC restarts.

[kRAzI]

Originally Posted by drumthrasher109

That usually means there is something somewhere wrong with your hardware not being compatible at all.

Try and catch the couple of lines that it says before your PC restarts.

the (...) are some other stuff that were there. not the same as others. couldn't catch them cause they are detailed

loading darwin...
loading kernel....
loading HFS+....
a few times more of the same line
loading drivers....
loading HFS+....
a few times more.

reboot

EDIT
Loading Darwin/x86
Loading Kernel mach_kernel
Loading HFS+ file [mach_kernel] from 4230450
Loading HFS+ file [mach_kernel] from 4230450
Load Drivers: Loading from [/System/Library/Extension.mkext]
Loading HFS+ file: [/System/Library/Extension.mkext] from 4230450
Loading HFS+ file: [/System/Library/Extension.mkext] from 4230450
Starting Darwin/x86

reboot

[drumthrasher109]

Hmm...that usually means a piece of hardware isn't compatible, but you could probably get more/better help here: InsanelyMac

[Kedzi]

Got the same thing with leo4all, it's your DVD reader that is not compatible...

[kRAzI]

Originally Posted by Kedzi

Got the same thing with leo4all, it's your DVD reader that is not compatible...

r u serious? that sounds weird. do u know a distribution that would work then?

[drumthrasher109]

Yeah you're pretty much screwed. You can ask more on the InsanelyMac forums but they'll tell you the same thing, OR you can try a different Leopard DVD, like iAtkos v4.0i.

[Rockstar]

Wow sorry man.