My motherboard is supported
My friend said will be sold around RM500 according to other country's selling price....

This post has been edited by yaofong: Jul 15 2008, 08:55 PM

ooo.. later Ill backup data then will reformat. uninstall dell unused media centre + no need vista recovery lo.

This just came in,

Apple finally sues unlicensed Macintosh cloner Psystar

The end of Mac clones: Apple sues Psystar

It will be interesting to see how it turns out...

Ah shucks..I was thinking of setting up a company called PsyBintang to sell 'Klon Epal' and make billions out of it.......there goes my fortune.

yea that's how it ended.

Usually apple tends to keep quiet. So about hackintosh, apple can just shut down if it wants. but apple doesn't. Hackintosh does help with Apple market and also development side (like those different various of hardware components). Mr Apple devil here

which type of dvd disc is supported?
i m using panasonic dvd ram...but an error is occur that my disc is insufficient of space...

my disc is 4.7GB on the cover mention but only 4.33...the osx need 4.4GB..

Hey guys, you all tried the new boot-132 loader, tried making a new topic but they are being anal retentive about a new forum post.

Have vista on the hard drive, but its MBR partitioned, heard you can't convert to GUID partition without destroying or reformatting the whole HD with a vanilla (retail) install cd.

Releases such as kalyway allows you to install on an MBR partition. What route did you guys take?

I am using GUID partition with retail (updated to 10.5.4) on a 200GB HD and MBR with Kalyway on my 40GB HD.

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Added on July 21, 2008, 10:55 pmThat's funny, DVD ram supports standard 4.7GB ,right ?

Just burn the iso file using Nero, it should work.

This post has been edited by CPURanger: Jul 21 2008, 10:55 PM

yeah the problem arises when I want to create a GUID partition without deleting any of my existing data (vista) partition. I guess i'll have to go with Kalyway, any difference with using a retail disk?

Some files have been deleted in Kalyway and other distros in order to fit in one 4.7 GB DVD. The retail Leopard DVD is a dual layer DVD, the total size is about 6GB. Minus Xcode (development tool which most people don't use) 1GB, that's about 5+GB just for OS install. Kalyway for example, have localize files (languages) and extra voice deleted. It should be OK, most people won't miss anything.

Backup your data before installing.

This post has been edited by CPURanger: Jul 21 2008, 11:35 PM

I have this funny problem with my Hackintosh. I remember it did recognize my USB HDD before this but right now, it doesn't. I installed a generic 2.0 USB driver last nite but it didn't help. Any other drivers that i could try? By the way, I'm on Kalyway 10.5.2 - Intel.

Okay, Kalyway successfully installed on my computer. Sound and everything seems to be working, only theres no graphic driver compatibility for my ATI 4850 card. Oh well, not too sure if I'll keep this around unless they develop a driver, in the mean time I'll continue hacking it.

What are your success stories?

-- so far on my Gigabyte GA-31M mother board -- everything works except

1. wifi -- even after installing the driver (I have an aztech usb, it has mac drivers on the cd) it says it doesn't work on an intel mac (!!)
2. resolution at 1024x768
3. doesn't restart on command

This post has been edited by OmniAtlas: Jul 23 2008, 12:59 AM

no... i get the info of my dvd ram with nero and it mention only 4.33 only little bit not enough space.
i try many times oderi...also try overburn...but stop at 98% with error.

dvds only support 4.33GB. it's only marketed as 4.7. same reason why a '4gb thumbdrive' only has 3.81gb

I don't have this problem, I burned Kalyway 10.5.2 (3.66GB) and Leo4Allv3 (4.38) DVDs. Why don't you get Kalyway or iAtkos v4i (2.64GB), much smaller, sure can burn laaa....

i use leo4all 4gb plus coz i need all the language packs

I m not sure if leo4all covers all files, the Leopard retail DVD is about 6GB. I have successfully install Leopard retail for my Hackintosh, I am sure no files are missing.

This post has been edited by CPURanger: Jul 24 2008, 11:14 AM

well, 4.7GB cos of 4700Bytes. But remember in IT world, it is in binary numbers. So 1GB is equal to 1024Bytes. Do the math

retail dvd is 7GB cos' contains developer tools. If you minus those out, it can be put at a single layer dvd

hellas,

is there any driver for i865g in mac 10.5.2?

IF there is any, mind to give some link

thanks

Xcode 3.0 (Developer tools) is about 1GB, 7 GB - 1GB = 6GB. So how can distros have complete files ?

The first hack on Leopard installation done by BrazilMac. If you examine the shell file 9a581-patch.sh , it actually deletes X11, localize and other files in order to fit in single later DVD. This method is done for other distro.

BrazilMac patch

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Added on July 24, 2008, 11:39 amYou can try looking at ,

Tutorial (Genius Bar)

This post has been edited by CPURanger: Jul 24 2008, 11:39 AM