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Sharing is not stealing. If a person has a party at their house on the weekend and plays a thousand songs and then a thousand people show up to listen to those songs -- is the host of the party held liable for allowing those people to hear those songs -- are the listeners each charged with theft? Once the party goers leave and hum those tunes -- are they charged with reverse engineering of an IP? The World Wide Web, is, after all, like a big gathering of individuals with numerous hosts. As an electrician I install switches. If a person were to come along and take the switches out and then reinstall them what, exactly, has been stolen? How have I, as an electrician, been affected by that individuals actions? That is a simple analogy of a virtual world, I know, but I don't get paid anymore for those switches regardless of how long they stay in service or whether or not some insane person constantly takes them out only to replace them. Do software coders get paid royalties? S...

Heat-pipe cooling. Let Biostar know they can add OSX to the OS support now. :thumbsup_anim:

You have to be like Thomas Edison with this project; brute force experimentation seems the only way to getting a Hackintosh to work right. I am still in a state of denial when it comes to my graphics board. Keep plugging away and things should come together for you. I managed to jump from 10.6.2 straight up to 10.6.8 although my drive languished in limbo for a while. I'll sign off now and let some pros help you with this. Good luck.

An "Apple a day" -- could have kept it away.