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How to enable AHCI on Dell BIOS?


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Hello all!

 

I have some kind of trouble as I would like to install os x on an old Dell D810.

I can't find any option that could enable AHCI in the Dell BIOS.

However, I have seen that some people have been able to install Leopard on this machine.

Any idea about how I should work it out?

 

And do you think I could install Snow Leopard on this machine?

 

Thanks

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Some BIOS versions have AHCI enabled by default (read NO need to enable it manually). Therefore such settings (AHCI on/off) may not be present at all. In other words if it is not there, doesn't mean it is not present and enabled.

 

It is specially true for entry level notebooks. These notebooks have very basic BIOS where only few things might be changed.

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Hello all!

 

I have some kind of trouble as I would like to install os x on an old Dell D810.

I can't find any option that could enable AHCI in the Dell BIOS.

However, I have seen that some people have been able to install Leopard on this machine.

Any idea about how I should work it out?

 

And do you think I could install Snow Leopard on this machine?

 

Thanks

 

Okay you need to look at this thread here on IM: If you look at post 1300 you will see mine where I installed on a D620. And I now have it triple booting XP, Leopard and Snow Leopard.

 

Also, for all OS X stuff on Latitudes you should look at OSXLATITUDE.com where you will find specific support for these laptops.

 

neil

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