

- #MAC TASK MANAGER SNOW LEOPARD HOW TO#
- #MAC TASK MANAGER SNOW LEOPARD MAC OS X#
- #MAC TASK MANAGER SNOW LEOPARD INSTALL#
Insert the Mac OS X distribution you’ve obtained, personally I like to use iATKOS, since that’s the one that I got my Acer Aspire 5580 laptop to work. Go to BIOS make sure you are now booting from the DVD first. Once you have done enough research you will feel confident of what you are doing. is an awesome place to go if you have some specific questions regarding your hardware compatibility and installing issue. The bottom line is, you want to check your motherboard (for desktop) or laptop version first. Since every one of you will have a different hardware configuration, it is hard to be general in this case. Yes, you literary need to try out on the different distributions, if you really want to proceed and have a working hackintosh you better start looking at the hardware supportability here. Once you have created a partition it’s time to try out on installing Mac OS X on your machine. (Xcode in Mac along will take almost 8 GB + spaces, so you want to give it as much spaces as you can) When you create a new partition please give it at least 20 GB or more, if you want to use the hackintosh for any real usage you probably want to add more disk spaces in there.
#MAC TASK MANAGER SNOW LEOPARD HOW TO#
If you don’t know how to do that, check this tutorials first. The first thing you probably want to do is to create a new partition on your hard drive.

Lets assume you already have Windows 7 installed. Note: before we start, it is important to backup all your data if necessary, any data lost is your own responsibility.
#MAC TASK MANAGER SNOW LEOPARD INSTALL#
If you wish to build a native Hackintosh, the updated guide on installing Snow Leopard is still very relevant. Much easier guide to follow if you wish to just try out the Mac OS X. ***UPDATE (Sept 13 2011)*** There is a new guide for installing Mac OS X Lion in a Virtual Machine.
