G5 quad + suptertalent ssd 60 gig as internal start volume wont boot

hi,
after superdupering my hd to the ssd (in a firewire 800 external case) i exchanged the 2nd hd with the ssd, but the g5 doenst want to boot from it. (worked well though when connect to the firewire port) …
the ssd shows in the apple harddisc tool program, and i think even in the startup manager but when starting it never gets further than the apple logo, and after a while the fans go on full blast.
any idea?
thx,
jens

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Okay, when cloning in FW case with SD, you still need to insure that the "Ignore Ownership" is not selected; repair permissions on the drive before attempting to boot.
I haven't seen any threads and was wondering about this, and Quad G5 is the most likely to work - it allows using GUID for system and drives for one thing, and it works with WD 10K VelociRaptor which other G5s don't like.
I'd check and see if OWC own SSD have any notes regarding use in G5.

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