Showing posts with label snow leopard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow leopard. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Zotac H55ITX-A-E Snow Leopard 10.6.4 Install Guide Using tonymacx86 iBoot and MultiBeast 2.0
This is a Guide that shows how to install Snow Leopard on Zotac, H55ITX-A-E. This is the perfect setup for a MiniHack Pro. This board supports up to i7 of the 1136 socket, depending on what kind of case you are getting, it is possible that this setup can out perform some of the current generation Mac Pro. On the other hand you can install a low power consumption i3, with dual boot into W7 it can take advantage of the Intel HD graphics. The current generation i3 can match the Atom CPU power consumption in idle, making it a great setup for a HTPC in your living room.
Advantage of using a Zotac H55ITX-A-E
- Small form factor, Mini-ITX size board
- Lots of positive review on the build quality and versatility of this board.
- 10 USB 2.0 port (H55ITX-C-E has USB 3.0 support)
- Built-in Wireless card (US version gets the Atheros chipset which works out of the box, for with the RALink chip, it supports with kext, but not in n mode)
- Has an extra PCIe slot for a medium to high-end Video card, then you have yourself a decent gaming system.
- SpeedStep, LAN, Sound and Wifi all works in snow leopard, refer to TonyMac's general guide on how to install.
- Sleep doesn't quite work
Thanks to TonyMac and InsanelyMac this guide provides the most comprehensive instruction on the installation of Snow Leopard on Zotac's board. This is indeed one of the best board on all builds of SL.
Neil's Post in Insanelymac should be the best place to ask further question.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
boot0: error
When ever one tries to install a multiboot OSX Window box, you are most likely to run into the boot0:error, or a b0 error. what this means is that the partition that you intend to boot into did not have the active flag set. Most of these errors arise after you have installed 2 systems and it wouldn't boot into either or both. This can be easily fixed by the following steps
1. Boot with mac OSX boot disc
2. Goto Utilities and enter Terminal
3. in the terminal type
diskutil list
Make a note of which disk has the partitions(rdisk0, rdisk1, etc)
4. type
fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0
you might see the MBR error, don't worry about it.
5. type
p
and you should see all your partitions. At this point you would want to figure out which partitions you want to boot into first. If you have 2 partitions then flag the one you want to be primary last.
For example, you have 2 partitions, 1 and 2.Partition 2 holds windows 7 and 1 holds OSX Snow Leopard. You want to boot into OSX boot loader to choose which parition to boot, in this case you want to flag the windows partition active first, then flag the OSX partition active,
6. so you would type
f 2
write
y
f 1
write
y
exit
This would fix your problem, eject your CD and reboot.
1. Boot with mac OSX boot disc
2. Goto Utilities and enter Terminal
3. in the terminal type
diskutil list
Make a note of which disk has the partitions(rdisk0, rdisk1, etc)
4. type
fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0
you might see the MBR error, don't worry about it.
5. type
p
and you should see all your partitions. At this point you would want to figure out which partitions you want to boot into first. If you have 2 partitions then flag the one you want to be primary last.
For example, you have 2 partitions, 1 and 2.Partition 2 holds windows 7 and 1 holds OSX Snow Leopard. You want to boot into OSX boot loader to choose which parition to boot, in this case you want to flag the windows partition active first, then flag the OSX partition active,
6. so you would type
f 2
write
y
f 1
write
y
exit
This would fix your problem, eject your CD and reboot.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
64bit boot for Snow Leopard
How do you know if your Snow Leopard upgrade is booting in 64 bit? Try these commands
ioreg -l -p IODeviceTree | grep firmware-abi
This command will check if your EFI is 32 bit or 64 bit the EFI can make or break for your 64 bit hardware running in 32 bit. There is a list of not too old Macs not being able to run in 64 bits because they have a dated version of the EFI.
To check if you are running the 64 bit Kernel, Type
uname -v
in terminal and if your response contains the string x86_64 in the output that means you are in luck.
ioreg -l -p IODeviceTree | grep firmware-abi
This command will check if your EFI is 32 bit or 64 bit the EFI can make or break for your 64 bit hardware running in 32 bit. There is a list of not too old Macs not being able to run in 64 bits because they have a dated version of the EFI.
To check if you are running the 64 bit Kernel, Type
uname -v
in terminal and if your response contains the string x86_64 in the output that means you are in luck.
Monday, November 23, 2009
SnowOSX Universal v3.6 (10.6.2)

UPDATE: On the russian site, it cites support for AMD, ATOM 330, Pentium 4 (D), Celeron CPUs, this is great news.
Also support for Samsung R-560 (R-310, R-610... etc.)
I got this to work on my Asus W7J, installed on a 16GB USB thumb drive. Running 64 Bit EFI Kernel too.
The new version of the assembly for single-layer DVD, which is built on the basis of Retail Snow Leopard 10.6 Update 10.6.2 Safari 4.04. An assembly can be installed on GUID, and at the Mbr. In the assembly immediately included Russian localization.
Extras. information: from the assembly removed all packages with drivers for printers, AdditionalSpeechVoices, other languages
The contents of the folder Customise
- PC EFI 9.4 - boot-9-4 by Netkas
or choice
- PC EFI 10.5 - Chameleon 2 RC3 (r658) PC EFI 10.5 by Netkas
- NullCPUPM - blocker (disabler) for IntelCPUPowerManagement
- PlatformUUID - Error 35 fix
- FakeSMC
- IOATA Kernel Panic fix - 32/64-bit IOATAFamily.kext from Leo 10.5.8 (compiled by Slice)
- EvOreboot - Restart and Shutdown fix
- EvOSpeedStep - Power Management for Core i7
- EvOenabler - ATI video injector
- SMBIOSResolver - only for PC EFI 9.4!!!
- Legacy AHCI - 32/64-bit Legacy kext for Intel AHCI (SATA)
- Legacy ATA - 32/64-bit Legacy kext for Intel ATA (IDE)
- Legacy JMicron ATA - 32/64-bit Legacy kext for JMicron ATA (IDE)
- PS / 2 - kekst interface PS / 2
- Rosetta - support for legacy applications
- ATools - a folder with a set of office utilities and drivers
System requirements: PC with a processor Intel SSSE3 (not to be confused with SSE3!)
Year: 2009
Version: 3.6
Platform: PC
Language: English Russian
Tabletka: Not required
Size: 4.71 Gb
Checksum:
MD5: 5d76a853b7d76d99e48f0fa1762933fd
Read more
Currently not on the bay or the nova.
Download from these links below. Apparently the other sites included were either not available or it is a paying download service.
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