Hackintosh tutorials and various other tech stuff
Apple released the 10.6.5 update today. As usual, if you have a vanilla system, go ahead and update but replace SleepEnabler with the 10.6.5 version. Update: If you forgot to replace SleepEnabler before updating and you’re getting a kernel panic, boot into single user mode, type /sbin/mount -uw /, and then type rm -rf /System/Library/Extensions/SleepEnabler.kext [...] Read more »
I was looking at Prasys’ blog, and I found a post about a newer EFI Boot CD that’s supposed to be better than Empire EFI called ModCD. I saw that it supports both Intel and AMD machines, so I tried it out on my laptop and actually got the Snow Leopard install disc to boot. [...] Read more »
Introduction: This is how I got Snow Leopard working on my computer. Just like the other guide, if you somehow break your computer while trying to install OS X, it’s not my fault. Unlike the last one, I’ll post links to the KEXT files because you’ll need specific KEXTS to get some features working completely. [...] Read more »