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Hey all !

i've been trying to get my hackintosh working, but every time i get to the installation process, the welcome screen where languages are floating etc, IS VERY LAGGY, but it is running completely fine when im moving my mouse, when i stop, it's laggy again.

 

my specs:

AMD Phenom X4 965 Be 3.4 GHz

8Gb DDR3 1600 MHz

Sapphire HD 5670 1Gb GDDR5

MSI 760g p43 fx

 

thanks for the help guys !

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are you on 10.9.4?

I gave up on 10.7 10.8, until 10.9.

there are at least 3 gentlemen working a patched kernel from 10.9.0 to 10.9.3 kernel.

there are also, combined patches.

What i did,  remove mach_kernel and force chameleon on boot prompt and type a test kernel name in.

i copy a series of rc1-r7 kernel on to root, and test one at a time to get to a stable kernel that work with my AMD

my amd:  GA-785m with 940 x4,  i did not remember the current version of kernel (10.9.2) i am running now,

but the first stable on is r7.

 

some people on net claim by remove  applephet kext  will casue kp,

i remove applephet stop kp. (any usb dev plug into usb port cause kp, until remove applephet).

 

type different kernel,  try to remove applehpet.

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if you were still  try to install from a USB drive,  you will have hard time.

the installer is not using mach_kernel, need someone patched  kernelcache (your options are limited)

From 10.5 to 10.6 to 10.8 to 10.9,

I found a easy method to install 10.6,10.8,10.9 on laptop and AMD machine, is by cloning.

I have a intel desktop .use it as a template installation.

After use USB flash drive, install a new osx release, use CCC to clone the fresh installed os to my laptop 2.5" drive and

also, clone it my AMD3.5" drive.

Install loader on each drive, edit plist, edit kext before disconnect hd.

install hd on laptop and AMD and continue test on AMD and laptop.

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