Recent content by Akatsuki777

Hey... I installed Yosemite but I cannot get hd5450 to work.. Are you using clover or chimera?

Re: Triple Boot - 2 HDDs - Won't Boot into Ubuntu with Chameleon Install Ubuntu using wubi and click on System reserved to choose b/w ubuntu and win7 in the Chameleon menu.......

Try downloading iTunes from the apple site and installing it......

After installing the chameleon above then copy your Extra folder to the Installation USB

Ok.... 1) On your windows 7 create a new partition not less than 20 GB and format it to NTFS. 2) Download Gparted Live CD or USB and format the newly created partition as HFS+ 3) Now boot into OSX(If installed on an external USB HD at boot time press F12 and select the HD name to boot into OSX)...

Hmmmmm...........try this it helps in Lion must also help in SL............. In the restored USB ..........install this pkg and then this chameleon TO THE USB WITH SL RESTORED . Check out and let me knoe

Restore the OSX SL dmg on an 8 GB GUID partitioned Flash Drive and then restore iboot onto another USB.....

Install OSX using iboot+multibeast on a separate GUID partitioned Disk and do a carbon copy to a HFS+ volume created in your Win7 Computer......use chimera to dual boot

Download this file and place it on the root of an USB and boot into the Lion installer ....then open up the terminal and type in: cp /Volumes/(usb name)/Info.plist /Volumes/(lion partition)/System/Library/CoreServices/Setup\ Assistant.app/Contents/ Or simply download it and replace it into...

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It is one of the features of Lion.....Inverse Scrolling

Re: Dual Boot OSX/WIN7 2 HD's Type in sudo su before typing fdisk commands

Yup I followed this tutorial and it works fine

There is no way that I know to allow you to view without Graphics card support... And for HD 5450 It is easy just copy the kext below to /Extra and run kext utility to get it up and running.(requires reboot) ATI5000Injector.kext.zip

Re: Dual Boot OSX/WIN7 2 HD's Hey bro just boot into your osx using iboot and in OSX terminal type in fdisk -l Then you will be able to see all the partitions and their orders... Now if your osx partition is disk0 Then type in: fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0 and then flag 1 quit and then reboot...