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Sorry, I should have clarified. I have my regular Realtek NIC, but I also had a Virtual Box adapter installed. I gave it a good uninstall. I'll give Snow Leopard another shot.

My NIC seems to be all good on Device Manager. I see that I have a VM Ethernet Adapter. Could that interfere with my Realtek NIC on Mac?

Along with that, I checked in S/L/E and RealtekRTL81xx.kext is nowhere to be found. Why is it still on my system?

I did a fresh install to ensure that lnx2mac was off my system. I installed the driver and I still received the same error in the log...

I am still not able to get it to work. Here is the log from my boot. 8_init_board] **** Ethernet chip unrecognized **** [RTL81xx@0xd000:start] Failed, rtl8168_init_one returned false AppleRTL8169Ethernet: Unknown hardware version ID (4c000000) AppleRTL8169Ethernet: probeHardware() failed...

Just to clarify, to boot in -f. I enter sudo nvram boot-args="-f" in terminal. Do I just restart normally from iBoot?

Just to clarify, to boot in -f. I enter sudo nvram boot-args="-f" in terminal. Do I just restart normally from iBoot?

As far as I know I wasn't booting with -x. I downloaded the 10.6 driver and KextBeast, but the driver is an .mpkg file. Do I continue to use the .mpkg installer or do I still use KextBeast? Anyway, I installed with the installer and repaired permissions and booted with -f. No luck...

I did a fresh install of SL onto my SSD and installed the 10.6.8 update. I have the AppStore, which I understand is the primary goal of this update. However, I still do not have an ethernet connection. How do I fix this?

So I need to reboot as soon as the 10.6.8 installer prompts for a reboot?

Thank you for the information and advice, but I am running into a few major issues. For iBoot, I followed this tutorial http://tonymacx86.blogspot.com/2010/04/iboot-multibeast-install-mac-os-x-on.html I get to the point where I install the 10.6.8 update and I then proceed to Multibeast. During...

Are there an If I understand this correctly, it seems the primary goal is to run Snow Leopard so that a bootable unibeast sierra usb can be created. Is this correct?

Thank you! I will give this a shot.

I am a Hackintosh and Dual Boot novice and I need some advice. I have a preexisting system running Windows 10 Pro from an HDD. I would like to install Sierra on my separate SSD. As I look through tutorials, it seems fairly evident that I need a Mac to create a bootable USB with Unibeast...