wfmk Posted September 13, 2006 Share Posted September 13, 2006 First things first. I want to thank everyone in this community for some awesome work. Hopefully it might lead Apple to release OS X for non-Apple hardware. I had never even contemplated, let alone used it before stumbling upon this OSx86, and as a seasoned Linux and Windows user, I have to admit that I have been converted. After succesfully installing 10.4.5 on a super ultra totally-bottom-of-the-range-cheapo Acer TravelMate 2413NWLMi with absolutely perfect results, my desktop is next I intend to install the 10.4.7 on my desktop, but have two fat32 disks that are currently been read and written to by my Kubuntu installation on another drive. Can I do the same with 10.4.7? After my successful 10.4.5 installation on my little lappy, does 10.4.7 offer a broader range of hardware options? I have forgotten the brand of my mobo, but with a Radeon 9600pro and a Pentium 4 HT SSE2 CPU and a gig of ram, I guess I will get further with my desktop intallation than my initial laptop one (before I used the paperclip external monitor trick, and the wonderful Broadcom fix as suggested by 'Dense' of these fine messageboards!) Since I am not a gamer, I'm going to go the whole hog and be OSx86-only on both machines, such is my faith in this project. If it's good enough for JaS, it's more than good enough for me I understand that my questions have probably been a wee bit dumb, but thanks all the same for taking time to read this. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PolishOX Posted September 13, 2006 Share Posted September 13, 2006 @Wfmk All you need to remember regarding OSX on another hdd is that: hdd = ide primary master dvd = ide primary slave It cannot work any other way for installation. Afterwards, I am unsure if you can change it up or not... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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