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In Topic: [HELP] Mac OS X Lion on AMD - Niresh 10.7.3 V2
23 August 2012 - 11:53 AM
Sorry to revive an old topic, but those getting stuck at booting the installer, did you disable C1E in Advanced CPU Settings for BIOS? It causes alot of errors.
http://markanthonyci...-on-amd-phenom/
this may help you guys alot
http://markanthonyci...-on-amd-phenom/
this may help you guys alot
In Topic: Mac OSX Lion on Ultrabooks ?
23 August 2012 - 11:35 AM
I'm not an expert but I believe this can be done in ML. Just takes the compatible hardware.
Also, processor and graphics support are now much better since ML improved lots of support from them.
Just a matter of trackpad (I've not found ELANTECH drivers, ouch) , Ports, USB3 and audio right?
Just my 0.02 dollars
Still stuck with an AMD 10.6.7 hehe with full QE/CI for HD 5750
also apologies again for the late reply. I've been away from hackintoshing
Just takes the compatible hardware. Also, processor and graphics support are now much better since ML improved lots of support from them.
Just a matter of trackpad (I've not found ELANTECH drivers, ouch) , Ports, USB3 and audio right?
Just my 0.02 dollars
Still stuck with an AMD 10.6.7 hehe with full QE/CI for HD 5750 also apologies again for the late reply. I've been away from hackintoshing
In Topic: Snow Leopard AMD Phenom ASUS Mobo
21 August 2012 - 04:12 AM
Hello all! 
After giving up in my last attempt, recently I got that sudden drive to try it again. It all started with my trying on an old Socket 478 Pentium 4 2.8 Ghz.
After failures, I just decided to try it on that computer as previously listed.
AND OMG! I got past that vector!
all I had to do, was as unimatrix725 said, (although I previously found the fix on osx86. thankfully it was after my attempts last year.)
YOU NEED TO GO To BIOS, CPU FEATURES, and disable CE1. or 1CE. Depending on your mobo.
Essentially what that does is save more watts of power when the cores are idle. Which when used with an osx. Will cause it to hang there. at the Vector thing.
Also, it works on iatkos. haven't tried vanilla retail. But the results aren't really good.
Choose qoopz kernel, and tick the voodoo ps2 keyboard, else you are going to have a no keyboard error and -x can't boot (kernel panic).
graphics suck. so hopefully I'm going to use that install to make a boot disk.
Cheers to everyone and thank you.
After giving up in my last attempt, recently I got that sudden drive to try it again. It all started with my trying on an old Socket 478 Pentium 4 2.8 Ghz.After failures, I just decided to try it on that computer as previously listed.
AND OMG! I got past that vector!
all I had to do, was as unimatrix725 said, (although I previously found the fix on osx86. thankfully it was after my attempts last year.)
YOU NEED TO GO To BIOS, CPU FEATURES, and disable CE1. or 1CE. Depending on your mobo.
Essentially what that does is save more watts of power when the cores are idle. Which when used with an osx. Will cause it to hang there. at the Vector thing.
Also, it works on iatkos. haven't tried vanilla retail. But the results aren't really good.
Choose qoopz kernel, and tick the voodoo ps2 keyboard, else you are going to have a no keyboard error and -x can't boot (kernel panic).
graphics suck. so hopefully I'm going to use that install to make a boot disk.
Cheers to everyone and thank you.