1. Insert your BootCD into DVD/ROM and boot/start your PC.
2. On the boot prompt, press Enter. You will be asked to enter a two-digit hexadecimal boot device (do not press any key).
3. Remove the BootCD and replace it with the Mac OS X Retail DVD. Wait for the blinking light on your DVD drive to stop and then hit Enter (this will read your DVD drive and not your HD).
4. Perform the Mac OS X Leopard installation. You may need to use Disk Utility (under the Utilities Menu) to partition and format your HD if you haven’t already. Make sure to select GUID (under Options).
5. Restart after the installation and replace the Retail Mac OS X DVD with the BootCD.
6. On the boot prompt, press Enter. This time, enter the two-digit hexadecimal of the drive where you installed OS X. Enter 80; if it doesn’t show the startup volume of your OS X, hit Esc. Try 81, and so on until you see your OS X volume. Select it and hit Enter.
Now are in Leopard but you still won’t be able to boot your hackintosh without the BootCD. For overcome the BootCD you need to install external bootloader.
Phase two >>>
1. Open Chameleon that you download’s early.
2. Copy the contents of the Extra directory from the Generic.iso CD by drag & drop in to the Extra Contents folder in Chameleon by following this simple procedure .
Open the Generic.iso CD from your desktop. >>> Double-click on the INITRD.IMG file. >>> Double-click on the Extra folder. >>> Drag the Extensions folder to the Extra Contents folder in Chameleon
3. Double-click the Chameleon_DFE_for_Hard_Disk.pkg file and install to your hard disk.
4. Remove the BootCD and reboot.
5. You should now be able to boot into Leopard without the BootCD.
Comments
I am new here and have read with
interest your advice about how to
"Install Mac Leopard OS X Retail DVD on a Ordinary PC with Boot 132 hack".
If this site is still active and
read by author(s) of advice, I would like to ask for additional
suggestions and help.
I have a "spare" PC on which I
want to install Mac OSX 10.5
Leopard. I have original Apple
installation disks from 2007.
I would appreciate an advice whether my PC is suitable for
installation of Mac OS, so here
is basic specification:
Fujitsu Siemens Scenic PC
Motherboard MSI MS-6585
Northbridge SiS 648 rev.2
Soutbridge LPC rev.2
Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2,53 GHz
Socket 478
RAM 3 x 256 MB 768 (can upgrade)
ATI Radeon 9550/X1050 128MB
Realtek AC´97 Audio
2 x HD 80GB + CD/DVD Drive/burner
I intend to use this PC as
Hackintosh strictly for private
use, in fact not for serious
work but just to see the differences between Windows and
Mac based computers.
Will be most grateful for any
comment or suggestion.
Thank you. Best regards
Dragec Stari Lisac from Austria
dragec@aon.at
I am new here and have read with
interest your advice about how to
"Install Mac Leopard OS X Retail DVD on a Ordinary PC with Boot 132 hack".
If this site is still active and
read by author(s) of advice, I would like to ask for additional
suggestions and help.
I have a "spare" PC on which I
want to install Mac OSX 10.5
Leopard. I have original Apple
installation disks from 2007.
I would appreciate an advice whether my PC is suitable for
installation of Mac OS, so here
is basic specification:
Fujitsu Siemens Scenic PC
Motherboard MSI MS-6585
Northbridge SiS 648 rev.2
Soutbridge LPC rev.2
Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2,53 GHz
Socket 478
RAM 3 x 256 MB 768 (can upgrade)
ATI Radeon 9550/X1050 128MB
Realtek AC´97 Audio
2 x HD 80GB + CD/DVD Drive/burner
I intend to use this PC as
Hackintosh strictly for private
use, in fact not for serious
work but just to see the differences between Windows and
Mac based computers.
Will be most grateful for any
comment or suggestion.
Thank you. Best regards
Dragec Stari Lisac from Austria
dragec.60@gmail.com
I am new here and have read with
interest your advice about how to
"Install Mac Leopard OS X Retail DVD on a Ordinary PC with Boot 132 hack".
If this site is still active and
read by author(s) of advice, I would like to ask for additional
suggestions and help.
I have a "spare" PC on which I
want to install Mac OSX 10.5
Leopard. I have original Apple
installation disks from 2007.
I would appreciate an advice whether my PC is suitable for
installation of Mac OS, so here
is basic specification:
Fujitsu Siemens Scenic PC
Motherboard MSI MS-6585
Northbridge SiS 648 rev.2
Soutbridge LPC rev.2
Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2,53 GHz
Socket 478
RAM 3 x 256 MB 768 (can upgrade)
ATI Radeon 9550/X1050 128MB
Realtek AC´97 Audio
2 x HD 80GB + CD/DVD Drive/burner
I intend to use this PC as
Hackintosh strictly for private
use, in fact not for serious
work but just to see the differences between Windows and
Mac based computers.
Will be most grateful for any
comment or suggestion.
Thank you. Best regards
Dragec Stari Lisac from Austria
dragec.60@gmail.com
I am new here and have read with
interest your advice about how to
"Install Mac Leopard OS X Retail DVD on a Ordinary PC with Boot 132 hack".
If this site is still active and
read by author(s) of advice, I would like to ask for additional
suggestions and help.
I have a "spare" PC on which I
want to install Mac OSX 10.5
Leopard. I have original Apple
installation disks from 2007.
I would appreciate an advice whether my PC is suitable for
installation of Mac OS, so here
is basic specification:
Fujitsu Siemens Scenic PC
Motherboard MSI MS-6585
Northbridge SiS 648 rev.2
Soutbridge LPC rev.2
Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2,53 GHz
Socket 478
RAM 3 x 256 MB 768 (can upgrade)
ATI Radeon 9550/X1050 128MB
Realtek AC´97 Audio
2 x HD 80GB + CD/DVD Drive/burner
I intend to use this PC as
Hackintosh strictly for private
use, in fact not for serious
work but just to see the differences between Windows and
Mac based computers.
Will be most grateful for any
comment or suggestion.
Thank you. Best regards
Dragec Stari Lisac from Austria
dragec.60@gmail.com
I am new here and have read with
interest your advice about how to
"Install Mac Leopard OS X Retail DVD on a Ordinary PC with Boot 132 hack".
If this site is still active and
read by author(s) of advice, I would like to ask for additional
suggestions and help.
I have a "spare" PC on which I
want to install Mac OSX 10.5
Leopard. I have original Apple
installation disks from 2007.
I would appreciate an advice whether my PC is suitable for
installation of Mac OS, so here
is basic specification:
Fujitsu Siemens Scenic PC
Motherboard MSI MS-6585
Northbridge SiS 648 rev.2
Soutbridge LPC rev.2
Intel Pentium 4 CPU 2,53 GHz
Socket 478
RAM 3 x 256 MB 768 (can upgrade)
ATI Radeon 9550/X1050 128MB
Realtek AC´97 Audio
2 x HD 80GB + CD/DVD Drive/burner
I intend to use this PC as
Hackintosh strictly for private
use, in fact not for serious
work but just to see the differences between Windows and
Mac based computers.
Will be most grateful for any
comment or suggestion.
Thank you. Best regards
Dragec Stari Lisac from Austria
dragec.60@gmail.com