Some of you have probably got it working by now, but I've struggled for at least a month before getting it right. As you'll understand from my guide I'm not an expert, but I want to share the information for all frustrated guys around there. Some of the kext I'll choose will be probably unnecessary, but the truth is that I just wanted SL working.

My current setup 

ABIT IP35-E with latest bios(v18) 

Intel Q6600 OC @ 3.3Ghz

8Gb 4x2Gb DDR2 1066Mhz 

Saphire ATI 4870 1Gb

64Gb Samsung SSD

Sata Samsung DVDRW

 

What you'll need before you start using this method: 

 

- A current working version of Snow or Leopard( optional but handy since you'll have to replace one kext after install)

- Snow_Leopard_10.6.1-10.6.2_SSE2_SSE3_Intel_AMD_by_Hazard.iso burned in a DVD

- A second free hard disk, use disk utility to create a Partition (GUID)

- This kext IOATAFamily.kext (download here)

- Some patience to get the ALC888 sound working by building the dsdt.aml (You're lucky, I've built one on my other article). 

- Load IP35-E Bios  Optimized Default parameters.. I've personally disabled the Storage IDE Controller(JMICRON) in the bios, since I don't use any IDE devices.  

The Hazard 10.6.2 DVD boots by itself using chameleon, but my issue is that the default IOATAFamily.kext in the installation DVD gives me a Kernel Panic, so after install you'll have to replace it with the kext supplied. Further, I use the previous install to create a dsdt.aml to fix the CMOS reset, and most important, the ALC888 Sound which I could not get it working without a DSDT.  

Let.s Start the installation 

Step 1.a    

Having a Running version of Snow Leopard or Leopard

Run in a terminal:  open  /Volumes/ Snow_Leopard_10.6.1-10.6.2_SSE2_SSE3_Intel_AMD_by_Hazard/System/Installation/Packages/OSInstall.mkg

 

Step 1.b

Booting directly from DVD

Step 2

After Booting the DVD or Opening the OSInstall.mkg Choose location to install and hit the customize button.

Choices:

10.6.1 and 10.6.2 updates

Bootloader -> Chameleon RC3 PCEFI 10.5

Graphic(Graphic Enabler, Legacy ATI 4800)

Audio (LegacyHDA -> HDAenabler, LegacyHDA ALC888 4 out 2 in HD)

Network(Marvel-Yukon 88E8056)

System Support(AHCI SATA Fix Extra/Extensions,

                              Legacy SATA Fix,AppleRTC,LegacyAppleRTC,ElliotForceLegacyRTC,

      LegacyAppleIntelPIIXATA Fixed, IOATAFamily Fix,

                              IOATAFamily SATA Fix Extra/Extensions, UUID) 

 

        Notes: Like I.ve said before, some of this fixes won.t proabably be needed but  better be safe than sorry. J

          Of course, the Graphics option should change according to your Video Card..  

Step 3 

Installation should be finished successful, if you following step 1a then just go into the new installation volume, and replace the IOATAFamily.kext on the link in /Extra/Extensions directory on your new installation.  If you wen-t through Step 1b, then I would probably need to get a USB drive, try and boot into single user with the DVD and try to replace that Kext. (Didn.t tried the last one) 

Step 4

Remove the AppleTyMCEDriver.kext from the /System/Library/Extensions if your system panics. See http://netkas.org/?cat=9 for further information.

Step 5

Get the created/downloaded dsdt.aml created in /Extra 

Step 6

Boot the new installation, all should be working now. You can boot with -v -f to see if any errors occur.