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yes first you have to format whole drive in HFS+ then make partition in disk utility and click on option to make it GUID Partition 
First Time Hackintosher! HELP!
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Hi
I did install successfully os x 10.9 Mavericks on my Dell Inspiron 620 Desktop
everything works fine except the audio
even i did used Mulitbeast for Mavericks but still have no sound
i think its problem with sound drivers and i cant figure out which one will suite best for my inspiron 620 desktop.
Kindly plz help and suggest me which driver to use for hackintosh on dell inspiron 620
I did install successfully os x 10.9 Mavericks on my Dell Inspiron 620 Desktop
everything works fine except the audio
even i did used Mulitbeast for Mavericks but still have no sound
i think its problem with sound drivers and i cant figure out which one will suite best for my inspiron 620 desktop.
Kindly plz help and suggest me which driver to use for hackintosh on dell inspiron 620
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that board has Conexant Audio(cx20641-or-cx30651) – High Definition
u might do a google search for a kext for that codec or use voodoohda..
or use a usb audio device they can be had for as low as 15usd or so
u might try this...
http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/files/file/153-applehda-v252-109-gm-for-cx20590/
i realize this (another) site but this might help this user...
u might do a google search for a kext for that codec or use voodoohda..
or use a usb audio device they can be had for as low as 15usd or so
u might try this...
http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/files/file/153-applehda-v252-109-gm-for-cx20590/
i realize this (another) site but this might help this user...
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Hey guys,
I got a question.
I still have the same specs of hardware.
But, I just got a new 1.5TB Hard Drive and I wanna do a fresh install of mavericks there.
Now, I know that I can't copy partitions so I'll probably have to do a fresh install.
(Just FYI, I have a 1TB drive that I use as both storage for windows 7 and mavericks as separate partitions)
However, my question is:
Can I re-use my unibeast flash drive to download mavericks to a new hard drive?
or do I have to make a new one?
Thanks!
I got a question.
I still have the same specs of hardware.
But, I just got a new 1.5TB Hard Drive and I wanna do a fresh install of mavericks there.
Now, I know that I can't copy partitions so I'll probably have to do a fresh install.
(Just FYI, I have a 1TB drive that I use as both storage for windows 7 and mavericks as separate partitions)
However, my question is:
Can I re-use my unibeast flash drive to download mavericks to a new hard drive?
or do I have to make a new one?
Thanks!
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Your UniBeast flash drive can indeed be used to make an installation on a new hard drive. Another option is to clone your existing drive. Carbon Copy Cloner & SuperDuper will both let you clone your OS X installation. You will need an external Sata enclosure with USB connection for using with a laptop.
http://www.tonymacx86.com/173-backup-solutions-your-mac-customac.html
Adrian B
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