myHack

[A hackintosh pro]

Okay, what the {censored} is myHack, and what the {censored} does it do to your machine?

 

I was looking through my Apps and Utilities in my dock on my Snow Leopard installation, just wasting away as I began getting bored. Then, suddenly, I thought of a new project: Boot Camp, on my Hackintosh. I looked up a guide, being thrilled at the idea. I found a fully detailed, amazing guide, with downloads to a patched Boot Camp Assistant and everything. But, one thing it had a link to, myHack bootloader. I read the information on the page. It said you should put it on a USB drive so you don't mess up your bootloader when you use Boot Camp. So, I downloaded it, installed it to USB drive, and everything was happy-dandy. Until I restarted...

 

I restarted my computer, and selected, as usual, the "Sandisk Cruzer USB 2.0". Everything went as usual. It booted up myHack. I was amazed at the well-made bootloader. It was used for vanilla installs, and it was beautiful, the background, the out-of-the way icons, everything. It was perfect at everything. Except booting the {censored} computer. I selected "Macintosh HD" from the menu, and since I had all of my boot flags in com.apple.boot.plist, I hit enter. First thing I see: "EFI string not recognized at first boot" I don't use an EFI string. "Boot ROM image found". Screen goes black. Restarts the computer. Okay, I say. So, I boot up from my Chameleon bootloader, PC EFI 10.5. I choose "Macintosh HD". First thing that comes up in the -v: Version mismatch between Kernel and CPU -pm. So, I {censored}ed that up. I didn't, myHack did. Okay, so I do it all over again, my install, everything, the whole procedure.

 

Chameleon doesn't work. When I reinstall the bootloader, it stops at the | when loading. Doesn't do anything. Can't boot. I use the text Chameleon from iAtkos v7 to boot into Leopard. I have no data. I have nothing.

 

What the {censored} did this thing do to my computer?