pippo Posted January 19, 2013 Share Posted January 19, 2013 Small guide to install Snow Leopard on UX32VD-4002P. === Preliminary decisions Choose one destination disk: iSSD (internal SSD) or HDD. My choice: iSSD, it's faster. Choose one partition-layout between: GUID or MBR. My choice: I can only choose MBR cause I had previously deleted my EFI partition (and I don't wanna go the EFI way). Note: In case your choice is GUID, you need to keep the EFI partition of your UX32VD - if you don't do this, your laptop won't see the bootable disk. Refer to the countless tutorials about EFI/UEFI and GUID. === Installation 1) Boot with Nawcom's ModCD Note: You need Nawcom's ModCD to use the MBR-layout. Other bootloaders (most likely) won't work. 2) Swap disk with the 10.6 retail DVD (or use a previously prepared 10.6 Installation USB key) Note: you can prepare the USB key with DiskUtility, using the "Restore" feature (Drag DVD on Source -> Drag USB-key on Destination -> Click Restore). 3) Once you're in the installer, partition your iSSD as MBR and proceed as usual. 4) Finished. Enjoy your new hackintosh (better hardware than Macbook Air 13") ;-P === Post install Installed Chameleon-2.1svn-r2012 Updated to Chimera 1.11.1 (which should support IntelHD4000 - even though I read somewhere that IntelHD4000 is supported only from 10.7 and up) Grabbed some DSDTs and assembled my own Currently trying the Video card with different setups (device-properties EFI string, GraphicsEnabler = Yes & GraphicsMode 1920x1080x32, IntelHDPlatformID, etc.) The laptop is *BLAZING* fast. I'll post what works during the next days....if I don't switch to ML. Anyone who is interested, drop by and say hi ! :-) Link to comment https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/285775-guide-asus-ux32vd-zenbook-snow-leopard-106-mbr-ssd/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
pippo Posted January 19, 2013 Author Share Posted January 19, 2013 === What works running SL 10.6 - 64bit kernel out of the box (or so) Video: the video cards aren't detected properly and without drivers there's no acceleration. However, it runs at 1920x1080 FullHD. FN-key for video-out switching works (miniVGA works only if you boot with a monitor already attached). FN-key to turn screen off works. USB: works (2.0). Wifi: card seems to be unsupported. Bluetooth: seems to work USB Ethernet: not tested HDMI-out: not tested Trackpad & Keyboard: work, but i don't use the gestures. Link to comment https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/285775-guide-asus-ux32vd-zenbook-snow-leopard-106-mbr-ssd/#findComment-1882141 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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