Can't install Mac OS X.4.5

Hello everybody.
I have a problem. i wanted to install Mac OS X on my hard drive again, because i wanted to install the newest firmware update, which isn't possible under linux.
I have the following disk setup:
Disk /dev/sda: 80,0GB
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: gpt
Number Start End Size File system Name Flags
1 20,5kB 210MB 210MB fat32 primär boot
2 210MB 1210MB 1000MB ext3 primär
3 1210MB 17,0GB 15,8GB ext3 primär
4 17,0GB 24,0GB 7000MB ext3 primär
5 24,0GB 32,0GB 8000MB ext3 primär
6 32,0GB 55,0GB 23,0GB primär
7 66,0GB 76,0GB 10,0GB hfs+ primär
8 76,0GB 78,0GB 2000MB ext3 primär
9 78,0GB 80,0GB 2026MB primär
As far as you can see i want to install Mac OS X on disk0s7. But the installation program refuses to install Mac Os X. It stops after the "Prepare Disk" (German text is "Festplatte vorbereiten" phase. No logs, nothing. I use the original CD/DVDs, that where delivered with the MacBook Pro (Label say 10.4.5)
Any ideas?

Hi.
I found the installation protocol:
"Nov 16 13:14:19 localhost : Starting installation:
Nov 16 13:14:19 localhost : Preparing volume "Mac-OS" for installation
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : Erasing volume for OS Install
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : Original Disk Layout
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : partition map from /dev/disk0:
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : #: type name size identifier mountpoint
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : 0: GUIDpartitionscheme *74,5 GB disk0
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : 1: EFI 200 MB disk0s1
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : 2: Microsoft Basic Data 953 MB disk0s2
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : 3: Microsoft Basic Data 14,7 GB disk0s3
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : 4: Microsoft Basic Data 6,5 GB disk0s4
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : 5: Microsoft Basic Data 7,5 GB disk0s5
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : 6: Microsoft Basic Data 21,4 GB disk0s6
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : 7: Apple_HFS Mac-OS 9,3 GB disk0s7 /Volumes/Mac-OS
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : 8: Microsoft Basic Data 1,9 GB disk0s8
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : 9: Linux Swap 1,9 GB disk0s9
Nov 16 13:14:20 localhost : Preparing disk for erase
Nov 16 13:14:22 localhost : Erasing volume.
Nov 16 13:14:22 localhost : Erasing
Nov 16 13:14:23 localhost : Initialized /dev/rdisk0s7 as a 9537 MB HFS Plus volume with a 8192k journal\n
Nov 16 13:14:24 localhost : Mounting Disk
Nov 16 13:14:24 localhost : Done erasing volume.
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : Final Disk Layout
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : partition map from /dev/disk0:
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : #: type name size identifier mountpoint
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 0: GUIDpartitionscheme *74,5 GB disk0
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 1: EFI 200 MB disk0s1
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 2: Microsoft Basic Data 953 MB disk0s2
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 3: Microsoft Basic Data 14,7 GB disk0s3
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 4: Microsoft Basic Data 6,5 GB disk0s4
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 5: Microsoft Basic Data 7,5 GB disk0s5
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 6: Microsoft Basic Data 21,4 GB disk0s6
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 7: Apple_HFS Mac-OS 9,3 GB disk0s7 /Volumes/Mac-OS
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 8: Microsoft Basic Data 1,9 GB disk0s8
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 9: Linux Swap 1,9 GB disk0s9
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : Waiting for volume...
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : Configuring volume "Mac-OS"
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : Preparing Disk for OS Install
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : Cannot make disk bootable at this stage.
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : partition map from /dev/disk0:
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : #: type name size identifier mountpoint
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 0: GUIDpartitionscheme *74,5 GB disk0
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 1: EFI 200 MB disk0s1
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 2: Microsoft Basic Data 953 MB disk0s2
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 3: Microsoft Basic Data 14,7 GB disk0s3
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 4: Microsoft Basic Data 6,5 GB disk0s4
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 5: Microsoft Basic Data 7,5 GB disk0s5
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 6: Microsoft Basic Data 21,4 GB disk0s6
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 7: Apple_HFS Mac-OS 9,3 GB disk0s7 /Volumes/Mac-OS
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 8: Microsoft Basic Data 1,9 GB disk0s8
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : 9: Linux Swap 1,9 GB disk0s9
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : Install failed: Das Volume konnte nicht für die Installation vorbereitet werden.
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : Entering Zusammenfassung section
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : Physical Memory Allocation: 73 MB wired, 41 MB active, 77 MB inactive, 191 MB used, 828 MB free, 1024 MB total
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : Private/Total = (5,6 MB, 33,0 MB), Heap/Total = (3,3 MB, 18,6 MB), Regions(malloc, private) = (47, 29)
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : It took 6.395254 seconds to unsuccessfully install "Mac OS X" (21 pkg(s))
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : It took 6.342220 seconds to Prepare volume "Mac-OS" (dm -prepareDisk:withType:)
Nov 16 13:14:26 localhost : It took 0.052953 seconds to Configuring volume "Mac-OS" (dm prepare*disk)
Nov 16 13:14:27 localhost : Nov 16 13:14:27 localhost : Summary Information
Nov 16 13:14:27 localhost : Type Elapsed time (sec)
Nov 16 13:14:27 localhost : script 0.000000
Nov 16 13:14:27 localhost : zero 0.000081
Nov 16 13:14:27 localhost : receipt 0.000000
Nov 16 13:14:27 localhost : disk 6.395173
Nov 16 13:14:27 localhost : install 0.000000
Nov 16 13:14:27 localhost :
any ideas why the installer fails? Why cant the installer make the disk bootable?
Mac OS X (10.4.6)

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