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Hello, I want to instal iAtkos, and dont know what drivers to choose. I searched google and find some answers, bet there were other builds (iPc, or older iatkos) So I would be very thankful if someone could help me with customization. My PC specs are:

CPU: P4 630, 3000MHz 775LGA

Motherboard: Asus P5GD1 Pro North bus: Intel Grantsdale i915P South bus:: Intel 82801FR ICH6R

Video:Geforce 6200TC (with 256 ram turbocached from system ram)

Ethernet cards are 2: Marvell Yukon 88E8053 (integrated) and Realtek RTL8139/810x (this one would be better)

Sound cards are 2: Creative SB PCI128 (CT4751) (this one would be better) and Realtek ALC880(D) @ Intel 82801FB ICH6 - High Definition Audio Controller [B-1] (integrated).

Hard drive: WD800JD SATA.

DVD and CD drives - PATA.

LCD monitor is pluged via VGA port (if that is important)

Thanks for the answers. (I hope)

Nvidia graphics with shared ram are known to don´t work (no resolution change and no Open GL.
Soundblaster has it´s own drivers here:
http://www.driverheaven.net/mac-os-x-dr ... alpha.html

For the rest:

Main system
Netkas PCEFI V9
Appledecrypter
Voodoo kernel
smbiosenabler
disabler
ps/2
OHR
Remove thermal kexts
intelSATA
INTEL AHCI sata
graphics update

Very thanx for your quick answer. In http://wiki.osx86project.org/wiki/index ... 5.2#nVIDIA i have read that about 6200TC:

GeForce 6200TC 64MB (256MB Turbo Cache). Used iAtkos 10.5.2. Works with NVinject 0.2.0. Good performance! QE / CI: Yes, both Default: 1024x768, resolution automaticly changed to 1680x1050 after installing NVinject. And people can even play games such as: call of duty 2, halo, warcraft 3 on it: http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.php?showtopic=56529
So i should try NVinject 0.2.0?

That information means your card has a real own memory, and not just shared.

Of course, try that injector.

One more question. My processor is Prescott 2M extreme edition, witch have SSE3 and 64bit support. Can't it run vanilla kernell ? vanilla kernell is better because it is unmodified, right?

Yep, just try it, if it fails, use Voodoo kernel.