Windows then OS X Method
Boot using Unibeast Mountain Lion USB and create 1 HFS+ partition and 1 exFAT partition using GUID partition map.
Boot using Windows 7 DVD, format exFAT partition as NTFS and install.
Boot using Unibeast Mountain Lion USB and install OS X onto HFS+ partition. Just follow the Unibeast guide.
Don't forget to run Multibeast and ensure Chimera is installed.
Boot from HD and Chimera should automatically see both the Windows and OS X partitions.

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Added on October 22, 2012, 3:34 amAbout RM850 for i3 CPU, mobo, 4GB ram and cheap atx case.

Just add in your HD/SSD and preferred monitor. Total roughly about RM1350.

This post has been edited by miramar: Oct 22 2012, 03:34 AM

GA-B75M-D3V works fine. Ethernet, audio, manual sleep and even USB3. Only thing that doesn't work is Mute. Very straightforward install. What GPU you plan to use?

This post has been edited by miramar: Oct 26 2012, 07:12 AM

Agreed, for casual gaming, a single slot GT640 1GB can be had for as little as RM280. Nice and cheap and low power. Even HD4000 is enough if not into much gaming.
B75M + i3-3225 for a budget build.

That sounds like a manually managed Fusion drive you have there. :-) SSDs best bang for the buck upgrade I've ever done.

Nevermind, I thought it was a Bluetooth adaptor.

Here's an article on hack-compatible WiFi adaptors.

http://www.macbreaker.com/2012/04/most-com...s-for-your.html

Personally I'm using the AR9285 mini-pcie that came with my motherboard.



This post has been edited by miramar: Oct 27 2012, 10:52 AM

Not sure about ATI5470 but HD2000 won't work. Suggest a i3 3225 CPU which has HD4000 or use a cheap GT520 or GT210. Or an old GPU like a 9500GT or 8400GS is good too.

I think best not to try. Save yourself the headache. It'll be hard to find people doing the same thing for help or ideas. The oldest chipset that I'm confident of installing OS X is Intel 945G.

Interesting case you have there. Where to buy that from?

If you can boot up with -x then most likely one of 2 things.

1. Oemsmbios.kext
2. VT-d needs to be disabled

What board and CPU are you using?

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Added on November 5, 2012, 1:07 pmInteresting case you have there. Where to buy that from?

This post has been edited by miramar: Nov 5 2012, 01:07 PM

k processors don't have VT-d so hopefully it's just a simple matter of deleting OemSMBIOS.kext.

Does anyone know what the default values are for npci and PCIRootUID that the Unibeast installer uses and for Chimera after installation to a HD?

Gigabyte is always a good choice. Many people use it so there's plenty of knowledge around and easy to find help if you're stuck.

Having said that, my current choice of mobo for a hackintosh build is actually a Zotac. You can find more info in the link below. It's fantastic if you're looking for an miniITX build.

http://www.tonymacx86.com/user-builds/6811...ntain-lion.html

Here's my B75M build. It's very easy to get a hack running on this board with ML, dunno about SL.

http://www.tonymacx86.com/user-builds/7754...ntain-lion.html

2120 has HD2000 which won't work. Get a proc with HD4000, eg: 3225, or a GPU.

This post has been edited by miramar: Dec 4 2012, 11:46 AM

Sorry, can't help you with SL, zero experience there. Not sure why but I've built hackintoshes from 10.4 to 10.8 but somehow skipped 10.6.

Any particular reason you want to run SL?

I'm sure there are quite a few. For me, Super Flexible File Synchronizer v5 stopped working in ML and the upgrade to v6 is $$$. :-(

@larilagilaju, what method are you using to boot the SL disk?

Sorry bro, have not used the new iboot. Unable to help you. Maybe ask at the tonymacx86 forums.

Yep, ML is easy. Use Unibeast to create bootable USB ML installer.