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mbrubaker

Member Since 09 Apr 2011
Offline Last Active Sep 09 2012 11:37 AM
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In Topic: Install Snow Leopard on ANY PC for ANYBODY! Includes Windows dual-boot.

07 July 2012 - 04:15 PM

I think I need to go in a different direction re a video card for my SL install.  Does anyone know if an NVIDIA GE Force 210 will work with a hackintosh SL install?

In Topic: Install Snow Leopard on ANY PC for ANYBODY! Includes Windows dual-boot.

30 June 2012 - 04:12 PM

UPDATE - I did some experimenting and have found that by using the -x command I get a successful boot from the HD (via Chameleon). Since my understanding is that -x is the safe boot command, that must mean the boot problem without -x is a video problem?  My video card is an ATI Radeon 4350.  Some searching on forums indicates that this is a difficult card to get working with OS X, though some have reported success.  It wouldn't be a problem for me to get a different video card, so does anyone have any recommendations?  I don't need huge graphics power, as the only gaming I do is with some flight simulators (X Plane on the Mac and a bunch of others on Win XP).  Maybe Newegg will have some 7/4 sales.

In Topic: Install Snow Leopard on ANY PC for ANYBODY! Includes Windows dual-boot.

30 June 2012 - 01:55 PM

Pooky,

I tried the ncpi=0x2000 and ncpi=0x300 and neither made any difference.  Looking closely it appears that the last line shown before the garbled screen is ATY-Init:starting.  Maybe that will give a clue to what is happening.  There is also a lot of HD accessing happening at that time.

In Topic: Install Snow Leopard on ANY PC for ANYBODY! Includes Windows dual-boot.

08 June 2012 - 08:47 PM

I need help getting SL to boot without Nawcom's ModCD on my ECS I780M-A system. It boots fine with the ModCD and I have video (only 1024 X 768), ethernet, USB and sound (Realtek). Following the steps in the guide to install the referenced Chameleon I get a fuzzy black and white slightly checkerboard screen when I use the -v command with Chameleon. Without the -v I end up with a light grey screen after the "wagon wheel" disappears and there is the sound of hard disk accessing but nothing more.

Sure hope someone has the solution!

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