Looking through the packages, I wonder about these things:

- In the AMD CPUID test2 package, the cpuid.txt has a line about a file in the archive folder on the Desktop of koolkal. That file probably won't exist on other users' systems. I would edit that block of data out of the cpuid.txt file. The block is about 4 or 5 up from the bottom of the file.

- Is there any reason that the AMD CPUID test2.pkg couldn't be used for everyone? Instead of having users install the test1 package and then have to go back and install the test2 package if test1 didn't work?

- There is a remnant package named Bundled Software.mpkg. It has no contents. And if executed, it asks for an Apple DVD to look for files. I would delete it.

Otherwise, there are things I would do differently but the methods Kalyway chose should work fine.

Also, if the system running on the DVD can detect that the computer has an AMD processor, there would be a way to have the distribution.dist file for the OSInstall.mpkg automatically place a checkmark for the AMD package listed in the Customize screen. If you happen to boot the install DVD, go to Terminal and type this command and see if it says anything other than Intel:

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sysctl machdep.cpu.vendor machdep.cpu.brand_string