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Well you caught RemondPie's attention. If it really is legit then tell us more about it. http://www.redmondpie.com/os-x-mountain-lion-found-running-on-surface-pro-video/

I agree. Let's see it boot. That could easily be a virtual machine of any kind, like Virtualbox. Until I see it boot I won't believe it.

The MS Store called and said they had a SP 128 unit available for me. I had put my name on a list. What has been your impression of the SP so far?

Wish I could help, but I wasn't one of the luck ones to get the 128. I'm on the list. As soon as I get mine, I'll be on it and post my results!!! I'm really surprised more people don't think this would be really cool! It's like an iPad on steroids running full blown OSX!

I am planning on buying a Surface Pro and will try to get OSX running on it. I know it would be easy with VirtualBox, but I want to see it running directly on the hardware.

Updated through App Store. Took about 5 minutes. Rebooted. Never asked for a password. Evereything seems to be working fine, including audio, network, graphics. etc.. EVGA X58 SLI 132-BL-E75

My machine can boot to 5 different OS's. Win7 64 Ultimate (240Gig SSD Intel 520 Series) --------------------------------- Win7 32 Ultimate (Partition 1 of a 1.5TB drive) WinXP 32 Pro (Partition 2 of the 1.5TB drive) --------------------------------- OSX Lion 10.7.3 (On a 250Gig Drive)...

Try PCIRootUID=1 during boot up.

Finally got mine booting with network and audio. Working great so far... MultiBeast Options: 1. EasyBeast 2. PCI Root ID Fix 3. Lnx2Mac's RealtekRTL81xx Ethernet v0.0.90 4. Realtek ALC8xx-Without DSDT-ALC889 5. Trim Enabler Current Specs: EVGA X58 SLI 132-BL-E75 Intel i7 965...

Finally. We have booting! Turns out it was the damned PCIRootUID=1 that fixed my booting issues. For my configuration These are the parms I selected in MultiBeast. 1. EasyBeast 2. PCI Root ID Fix 3. Lnx2Mac's RealtekRTL81xx Ethernet v0.0.90 4. Realtek ALC8xx-Without DSDT-ALC889 5...

I've been working on this for days. Boots fine from USB. I do a clean install, boot from USB, run Easybeast (nothing else checked), remove USB, fix CMOS, it then boots right up to ML. Does it quickly too. I do nothing but restart and it fails on the next boot. I have an image of my installation...

Are you talking about the AppleAHCIPort.kext file? I have the same computer booting on Lion just fine.

Well I'm still waiting on MB 5.0 since I can't get my system to boot from disk. Can someone tell my why there appears to be such a big difference between booting from the USB and the disk? Im booting fine from the USB and it wouldn't seem like it should be that big of a leap to boot from disk!

This worked for me. No more CMOS Error. Still can't boot my ML from SSD! Waiting on MB 5.0

This worked for me. No more CMOS Error. Still can't boot my ML from SSD! Waiting on MB 5.0

No. I've kind of given up and waiting for the Multibeast 5.0 and hope it will work for me. I can boot just fine if I use the Unibeast ML USB. Mountain Lion comes up fine that way, although I do get a CMOS checksum error and defaults are reloaded, putting my controllers back to IDE. I'm not sure...

I was able to install ML with the Unibeast USB, but I can't get it to boot from the disk. It boots fine from the USB. I'd be fine with that if it didn't cause a CMOS error everytime and reset all my CMOS settings back to default everytime!

Everytime I boot from the Unibeast ML USB I get a CMOS checksum error and it loads the defaults, which sets all my contollers back to IDE. That is probably what happened to you too.

Selector, How did you install on MBR? I want to do that so I can use my multi boot screen, but so far I've only seen Unitbeast ML USB installation for GUID. Thanks

I've got the same problem. Install went fine. Looks great. Tried numerous things to get it to boot from Disk. Nothing so far. Only boots from USB. That wouldn't be sooooo bad except for everytime I boot from the Unibeast ML WSB, I get a CMOS checksum error and it loads defaults and my...