lol.. yea.. cz the guide i read, he didnt include this step..

btw, u using t series proc, with 9600gt, the gpu wont be bottlenecked?

i got the steps below from the guide:

# Right click on My Computer and Click on Manage. Select Disk Management. Now Create a new Volume for OSX by shrinking an existing volume. You need atleast 5GB of space and the new volume should show up as Unallocated.
# Make sure that the partition shows up as Unallocated, else repeat the previous step.
# Now restart the machine and boot into the Leopard DVD that you burned using the iATKOS v1.0 DVD Image.
# Press F8 as the countdown begins and type -v at the prompt and hit enter.
# You should see scrolling text on the screen now. If it stops anywhere then drop a comment and I’ll try to help you out.
# After a while you should be looking at the Leopard Installer. Follow the instructions on Screen.
# Once the Loading Bar vanishes Select Utilities -> Disk Utility .
# Select the Volume you created previously and format it as MAC OSX Journaled Extended. Once the formatting is done the volume is ready for installation.
# Now Close Disk Utility and Select Utilities -> Darwin Boot. Type Y at the prompt.
# At the prompt when it asks for the Disk Number enter 0. For the Partition Number if your Leopard Partition is 2nd on the disk, then enter 2 and so on.
# Accept the following prompts and you should see a success prompt saying that so many block of data were written successfully.
# Now get back to the Leopard Install Screen. Choose the partition that you made in the beginning and follow the instructions on screen.

Please don’t select any patches etc during the installation, this is normally the reason for most failed installations. Just the plain install would do.
# Once the Install is done, reboot with the DVD in the drive. Press F8 at Darwin Boot Loader and type -s and press enter.
# Execute the following commands :

fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0
flag 1
quit
reboot
# Now before the PC restarts remove the DVD. At this point you should be able to boot into Vista normally.

Note: If you are unable to log into windows, because there is an error which says “winload.exe” correupted.! Relax. Just insert the Windows VISTA boot DVD into the drive and restart. Click on “Repair computer” once you are inside the DVD and it will automatically detect if a problem exists and suggest “Repair and Restart”. Press the same, and remove the DVD once the PC is about to restart. You should now be able to log in to vista without any problem.
# Now that we have almost everything running fine, lets proceed with the dual boot setup.
# Boot into Vista. Copy the chain0 file from the Leopard DVD to C:
# Open the “Command prompt” with “Elevated Admin” privileges from the Start Menu.
# Type the following into the prompt

bcdedit /copy {current} /d “Mac OS X”
bcdedit /enum active
bcdedit /set {GUID} PATH \chain0

In the first command type {current} as it is, literally..nothing else..just {current} with the brackets. In the 3rd command however, replace the {GUID} with the alphanumeric GUID you see in the enumerated list under MAC OS X. You can see this list on your terminal as soon as you type the 2nd command above.
# Close the Command Prompt and Restart Vista.
# You Should now be looking at a screen with two options to boot into Mac OSX or Vista.
# Select Mac OSX to see if you can boot into it. You should see the familiar Darwin boot Loading screen with the timer going down. If you dont do anything, then it counts to zero and again shows the menu screen with Vista and MAC OSX options. Dont panic!

Again select MAC OS X, and now as the timer counts down, Press F8. You would see a list of partitions on your disk with their names. Select the partition with MAC OSX installed by using up/down arrows and press ENTER.
# Voila!! your Mac should be booting up as you read this..

i'm assuming the guide u've read is different from mine???
mine is in the post above..

anyway why would the gpu be the bottleneck?

yes, the steps here are correct ...u can refer to them as a guide

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Added on October 15, 2009, 11:07 pmguys ... gonna offline now ...bye

ok, where's fab when u need 'em....wait..astria, maybe quote sordanny's steps on OSX installation...if he success

i'm doing backup now...
will try in the weekend or if i failed going to shah alam to meet weiyap

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Added on October 15, 2009, 11:33 pmxiong, u interested in hd private tracker??

lol nvm..didnt notice u added another msg there..otherwise my answer would be yes as well..hahaha
but the seeders are quite little?

i see...i understand about private tracker..last time got use mytorrent before..but never figure out how they work  XD

bro u guys can start upload some download link there already ^^ haha ...

everybody download using my ratio???
i'll be banned in no time!!!!!!!!!  =.=

ok break a while, smoking time 

oo .. cannot use ur ratio to download 1 ar ?? ~

for the benefit of everybody, i'll explain a bit about private trackers...

1) it's private meaning either u're in on invites only or when many members are kicked out then sometimes they will open for registration

2) u have to maintain a certain ratio in order to continue downloading. Ratio= download and upload ratio meaning say if u download 10gb and seed 10gb your ratio is 1.0

3) download speeds are super fast cuz most ppl will seed and most ppl are using tflux webui or have their own dedicated server

4) hd movies are usually released first on these private trackers

5) there are some torrents that are freeleech/double seed bonus. Freeleech=download won't be counted in ratio but upload will count (tip for maintaining good ratios is download and seed these). Double seed bonus=download will be counted as x1 but upload x2 ie say u've seeded 4GB it will become 8GB

6) if your ratio is very low u might be kicked out of the private tracker site

PM me if u want a hd movie private tracker site

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Added on October 15, 2009, 11:58 pm
don't worry all movie uploaders are on a 100mbit server and most seeders too
i've tested the freeleech one and it's giving me fantastic speed 

refer below no 2 & 6