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Hi, I currently am in the same dilemma as jonessl and decided to use the two HDD configuration as well (with HDD Caddy). I already have the 2nd HDD, but not the HDD Caddy. I wanted to make sure that if I start the process of installing OS X on my 2nd HDD, nothing will happen two my 1rst HDD...

Anyone else has tried this configuration?? I'd like to read more opinions before I actually start installing Mac OS X and accidentally mess everything up.

I've still got some questions regarding the bootloaders (Windows bootloader and Chimera). Like I said if already have Win7 x64 on my Internal HDD (MBR, HDD#1) and want to install Mac OS X SL->ML (GTP, HDD#2) on an external HDD, do each HDD keep a bootloader after installing both OSs?? For...

Thank you, madhatter! It's good to know that someone has already tried to boot from external HDDs (with positive results)... I'll give it a try now and see how it goes =). Also, I keep asking for USB 3.0 support, because I belive that MacBook's have native support for it now...

I've got two more questions: 1.- If I have two HDDs (HDD #1 and HDD #2, where HDD #1 is formatted as MBR and already has Win7 installed) and I take HDD #1 out of my Laptop and install HDD #2, which is NEW & EMPTY and I try to install Mac OS X on this HDD. I can go back to HDD #1 and boot Win7...

Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to boot a HDD with Mac OS X installed on it, but from a USB 3.0 or 2.0 port?? My scenario is as follows: I currently have Win7 installed on my notebook with a MBR formatted HDD (HDD #1). I NEED to keep this configuration working for normal...

Hi, I'm planning on installing Mac OS X (hopefully Mountain Lion) on my ASUS Notebook. Before I start the process, I would like to know if after you get Mac OS X to run properly on your PC is it possible to use Apple's Online Services like iCloud, Mac AppStore, etc?? Or do these services just...

Hi, I followed this tutorial: http://tonymacx86.blogspot.com/2009/11/ ... -snow.html But in step 4 I have a problem. The IDENTIFIER of my Apple_HFS Snow Leopard drive is disk0s3. I followed the steps mentined above and know my PC won't boot unless I insert the iBoot Legacy CD and start from...

But if I use iBoot, then my Win7 partition wouldn't be touched while installing Mac OS X and the only thing I have to do after the Mac OS X installation is reinstall Windows Bootloader to log into my Win7 partition. Right :? ??

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1.- Try using ESC when the ASUS Logo appears. It works for me. 2.- You can boot fom any drive you want, as long as it is bootable.

Hi, I have a few quick questions before starting the installation proccess of Mac OS X on my laptop... My laptop specs are: ASUS X53SC (or K53SC, different code but apparently the same model) - Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2430M CPU @ 2.40GHz - 4GB DDR3 RAM - 750GB HDD - Intel(R) HD Graphics 3000 -...