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I have posted long ago here and got no help at all. I am coming to you guys her because I am tired of windows and really want to try out Mac OSX before I go and buy one. Now, I tried iATKOS and I got it to load though no internet. I also think I burned it wrong because it seemed it was missing things. I tried iDenebe and that did not work for me but I am a noob at this stuff so it had to be my fault. I have verizon internet hooked up to a Westell modem which is hooked up to netgear wpn824v2 router.

 

Now for my PC. I have a Gateway GT5428 with Windows 7 RTM. For less typing here is a picture of my system summery. Do you think you guys can help me out with the best version of hackintosh and one that will work with my internet?

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Try Kalyway 10.5.1.

The internet DO NOT depends on a distro. It depends on drivers installed. Usualy such drivers are installed after the booting to working OS. So use any distro that gives you a working system, then find and install the needed driver.

 

Differently from Windows, OS X is limited to support only the hardware installed on genuine macs. So if the device isn't integrated with any mac it will not work out of the box. Such devices usually are supported by a custom drivers (ever modified original OS X drivers or new written). Or may be supported by the device manufacturer.

 

If your modem has an OS X driver install it. If it doesn't... well it won't work.

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It did not boot up unless the disk was in the drive

 

Normally, in any dual OS system a so called boot loader needed to boot one of the OS'es installed. If there is no boot loader installed or the Windows boot loader isn't modified, OS X will only boot from an install disk. So the problem is not a distro specific.

 

Above the Kalyway, iDeneb, iAtkos there are not much left. iPC, XxX, Leo4all. You may try all of them, but it will take time. Mainly the problem is not about the distro, it's more about the installation methods.

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That's what I though. Every time I try customizing when I install I really don't know if I am picking the right config. Also idk if this would help my internet problem I have a Intel PRO/100 VE Network connection. That is what my Ethernet cable plugs into from my router.

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...I have a Intel PRO/100 VE Network connection. That is what my Ethernet cable plugs into from my router.

 

Then there are drivers. It should work. e.g. http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=25477 and http://sites.google.com/site/osx86guides/H...work-connection

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I am on my bros laptop and I got hackintosh to work. The thing is I have to keep the disk in when I boot and I can still not get internet. I am using iDeneb 10.5.5. I am trying to get it to work but noting... It says I have a modem which I do but I have verizon internet but my computer is hooked up to my netgear router. When I go to do the assistance I can not click on the ethernet or anything else. Just telephone modem. I have DSL not a telephone modem. Can you guys help me out I really need help. I did a clean install and really want this to work.

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hello guys, i too am new to this and would like to ask for your guide how to install mac os x on my Tshiba Satallite A135 S2386 80GB HD; 2GB RAM.. i've read a few blogs concerning this pc model and they all faced the same problem as to what mac osx version will be the right one.. i just saw one of my friends have both WIN7 and S.L. on his dell mini 9 and recommended this site.. would my toshiba laptop model be compatible with any mac osx to begin with? what do i need to do? thanks so much!

 

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hello guys, i too am new to this and would like to ask for your guide how to install mac os x on my Tshiba Satallite A135 S2386 80GB HD; 2GB RAM.. i've read a few blogs concerning this pc model and they all faced the same problem as to what mac osx version will be the right one.. i just saw one of my friends have both WIN7 and S.L. on his dell mini 9 and recommended this site.. would my toshiba laptop model be compatible with any mac osx to begin with? what do i need to do? thanks so much!

 

dax

 

As I remember the any Mac OS can only be installed on the PC with Intel CPU. So it depends on your proc manufacturer.. But I am not sure. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

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As I remember the any Mac OS can only be installed on the PC with Intel CPU. So it depends on your proc manufacturer.. But I am not sure. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

 

A lot of people have OS X working fine on AMD based computers. And in any case the OP has an Intel Pentium D.

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