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I just bought the packard bell dot s2 netbook and i am currently making a snow leopard usb stick to install it.

However i'm interested to know has anybody tried mac before on this netbook? if so how did it go? is everything working? as i see the wireless card may pose a problem

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I just bought the packard bell dot s2 netbook and i am currently making a snow leopard usb stick to install it.

However i'm interested to know has anybody tried mac before on this netbook? if so how did it go? is everything working? as i see the wireless card may pose a problem

 

 

I have that netbook... i tried with snow leo but it gave me a kernel panic regarding the CPU everytime... with leopard, you may not be able to install using Vanilla, but you might be able to install it the AMD way... check the AMD tutorials or the atom tutorials regarding netbooks and/or laptops. The wireless card should be fixed with a generic atheros wireless LAN kext. If not, make sure that you have a 2nd PC or laptop to download it after.

 

So afterall, the netbook shouldn't have any problems. Mine had with snow leopard, with leopard, there sholdn't be any. If Leopard succeeds, that means that you need a modified kernel for Snow. Or use the 10.5 working kernel (it might work, but only up to 10.6.1 or so, before the Atom was no longer supported).

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