iDroid iPhone 3G
After several attempts at creating an iDroid on my iPhone 3G, I did it! đ There are two methods that you can follow:
1- Automated install w/ Bootlace
2- Manual install w/ Linux …
Dell Latitude E6400 Hackint0sh
Dell Latitude E6400 Hackint0sh
As with the Dell D630, and the Toshiba Satellite, I kinda went a little hax0r crazy. I now have converted a Dell Latitude E6400 into my new Hackint0sh J
I am including all of the BIOS modifications in order to help make the install much easier for anyone reading. Â Â
Boot with iDeneb v1.3 10.5.5
Restart your computer and hold down the F2 key to enter BIOS settings.
Change your BIOS settings to comply with Apple standards.
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION:
- INTEGRATED NIC: DISABLED
- PARALLEL PORT: DISABLED
- SERIAL PORT: DISABLED
- SATA OPERATION: AHCI
- MISCELLANEOUS DEVICES:
- ENABLE INTERNAL MODEM
- ENABLE MODULE BAY
- ENABLE MEDIA CARD, PC CARD, AND 1394
- ENABLE EXTERNAL USB PORT
- ENABLE MICROPHONE
- ENABLE eSATA
- DISABLE ADAPTOR WARNINGS UNLESS YOU REALLY ENJOY THAT ANNOYING BEEP DURING START-UP
 Make sure all of your settings are working appropriately
Restart your computer holding the F12 key and boot from CD.
When prompted, hit the F8 key to enter startup options and type in any flags that you would like to see⌠I like to have verbose mode [-v] on so I can see whatâs going on⌠especially if I have to go back and remedy a setting.
The length of time the next step takes generally depends on your system configuration and how much RAM you have. The more RAM the better Â
Install Welcome Screen (This is where things get just a bit tricky)
 FORMAT YOUR HARD DRIVE
- Click on Utilities at the top of the screen in the menu bar
- Go to Disk Utilities
- Choose the main hard drive
- Click the Erase tab
- Click on the volume format drop down menu and choose OS Extended Journaled
- Name the partition whatever you like â be creative with it and have some fun⌠why else would we be putting Mac OS on a PC? =P
- DONâT FORGET to click on the options button and chose GUID Partition then go for it
Once partitioned, exit out by clicking the red X button and it should take you back to installation screen
Choose âContinueâ and you will be shown the Agreement page, click Agree.
You will be shown the available options for drives to install on, you should see the one you just partitioned.
- If you donât see one, itâs ok, you can go back to the Disk Utility and reconfigureÂ
After you click continue and go to the Summary page WAIT!!!You MUST CUSTOMIZE!!
- If you donât, the install will not function properly
 Click on the Customize button and make the choices you require based on your specific hardware.
If the first install doesnât work, you probably need to go back and modify the customization options;
OR
If you have different hardware, you might need to take another look at your BIOS settings.
Click Done and then Install
Voila!! The installer will primarily check your disk, you can skip the process but I recommend you let it do its thing. Once inspected, the disk wonât need to be inspected again for additional installs.
Once you see a screen with a green checkmark, you did it!!
OS X has been installed on your computer.
Youâll see a fancy video saying welcome in several languages and then be prompted to set up the basics.
Follow all the prompts
Add your info if you prefer
CONGRATS! You are now running OS X on your PC!!
ENJOY YOUR HACKINTOSHÂ Â
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Toshiba Satellite A135 S7404 Hackint0sh
Toshiba Satellite A135 S7404 Hackint0sh
As with the Dell D630, I decided to play around with a Toshiba that was laying around. The Toshiba Satellite runs PheonixBIOS V1.60 and required different settings so this time, I am including the BIOS adjustments to help make the install much easier for anyone reading. Â Â
Boot with Kalyway_10.5.2_DVD_Intel_Amd
Restart your computer and hold down the F2 key to enter BIOS settings.
Change your BIOS settings to comply with Apple standards.
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QUIET BOOT: ENABLED
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LEGACY USB SUPPORT: ENABLED
EXECUTE-DISABLE BIT CAPABILITY: DISABLED
DYNAMIC CPU FREQUENCY MODE: DYNAMIC
BUILT-IN LAN: ENABLED
WAKE-UP ON LAN: DISABLED
WAKE-UP ON KEYBOARD DEVICE: DISABLED
CRITICAL BATTERY WAKE-UP: ENABLED
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LOW BATTERY ALARM: ENABLED
PANEL CLOSE ALARM: DISABLED
SYSTEM BEEP: DISABLED
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BOOT SEQUENCE:BUILT-IN HDD
CD/DVD
FDD
LAN
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Restart your computer holding the F12 key and boot from CD.
When prompted, hit the F8 key to enter startup options and type in âv noapic cpus=2 and hit enter.
The length of time generally depends on your system configuration and how much RAM you have. The more RAM the better đ
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Install Welcome Screen (This is where things get just a bit tricky)
The break-dancer image was added by Kalyway and if you click on more options, you can learn more.
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FORMAT YOUR HARD DRIVE
- Click on Utilities at the top of the screen in the menu bar
- Go to Disk Utilities
- Choose the main hard drivE
- Click the Erase tab
- Click on the volume format drop down menu and choose OS Extended Journaled
- Name the partition whatever you like, I called mine haxint0sh just for the hell of it
- DONâT FORGET to click on the options button and chose GUID Partition then go for it
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Once partitioned, exit out by clicking the red X button and it should take you back to installation screen
Choose âContinueâ and you will be shown the Agreement page
- Agree
You will be shown the available options for drives to install on, you should see the one you just partitioned.
- If you donât see one, itâs ok, you can go back to the Disk Utility and reconfigure
After you click continue and go to the Summary page WAIT!!!You MUST CUSTOMIZE!!
If you donât the install will not properly function
Click on the Customize button and make the choices you require based on your specific hardware.
If the first install doesnât work, you probably need to go back and modify the customization options
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Click Done and then Install
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Voila!! The installer will primarily check your disk, you can skip the process but I recommend you let it do its thing. Once inspected, the disk wonât need to be inspected again for additional installs.
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Once you see a screen with a green checkmark, you did it!! OS X has been installed on your computer.
Youâll see a fancy video saying welcome in several languages and then be prompted to set up the basics.
Follow all the prompts
Add your info if you prefer
CONGRATS! You are now running OS X on your PC!!
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ENJOY YOUR HACKINTOSH đ
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Dell Latitude D630 Hackint0sh 10.5.2
Dell Latitude D630 Hackint0sh 10.5.2
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For all the techs in training out there, when I heard that I can run OS X on a PC I said, âChallenge accepted!â đ
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The first Hackint0sh I was able to successfully function as a Hackintosh was a Dell Latitude D630 using the Kalyway 10.5.2 DVD.
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Dell Latitude D630
- Original OS: Windows XP
- CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo T7100 / 1.8 GHz
- Chipset: PM965
- ICH8-ME
- Memory: 1.0 GB
- Video: G 86M
- Quadro NVS13SM
- NVIDIA
- Ethernet: BCMS7SSM
- Gigabit Ethernet PCI
- Wireless: BCM4312
- 802.11g
- BIOS Revision A17
- SATA: AHCI
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Boot with Kalyway_10.5.2_DVD_Intel_Amd
- Restart your computer and hold down the F2 key to enter BIOS settings.
- Change your BIOS settings to comply with Apple standards.
- Restart your computer holding the F12 key and boot from CD.
- When prompted, hit the F8 key to enter startup options and type in âv noapic cpus=2 and hit enter.
- The length of time generally depends on your system configuration and how much RAM you have. The more RAM the better đ
These should help:
Apple Load Screen
Choose your Language (I chose English for the install)
Load Screen
Install Welcome Screen (This is where things get just a bit tricky)
- The break-dancer image was added by Kalyway and if you click on more options, you can learn more.
- FORMAT YOUR HARD DRIVE
- Click on Utilities at the top of the screen in the menu bar
- Go to Disk Utilities
- Choose the main hard drive
- Click the Erase tab
- Click on the volume format drop down menu and choose OS Extended Journaled
- Name the partition whatever you like, I called mine haxint0sh just for the hell of it
- DONâT FORGET to click on the options button and chose GUID Partition then go for it
- Once partitioned, exit out by clicking the red X button and it should take you back to installation screen
- Choose âContinueâ and you will be shown the Agreement page
- Agree
- You will be shown the available options for drives to install on, you should see the one you just partitioned.
- If you donât see one, itâs ok, you can go back to the Disk Utility and reconfigure
- You MUST CUSTOMIZE!! If you donât the install will not properly function
- Click on the Customize button and make the choices you require based on your specific hardware.
- If the first install doesnât work, you probably need to go back and modify the customization options
- Click Done and then Install
- Voila!! The installer will primarily check your disk, you can skip the process but I recommend you let it do its thing. Once inspected, the disk wonât need to be inspected again for additional installs.
- Once you see a screen with a green checkmark, you did it!! OS X has been installed on your computer.
- Youâll see a fancy video saying welcome in several languages
and then be prompted to set up the basics.
- Follow all the prompts
- Add your info if you prefer
- CONGRATS! You are now running OS X on your PC!!
ENJOY YOUR HACKINTOSH đ