Hackintosh with 10.6.3 retail? - Do I need a SATA dvd drive?
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tonymacx86 said:Flanders said:okay thank you
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hay that rocks
thank you tony, do you can tell me, how i can use the 10.6.3 retail disc?
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To be clear on DVD...
... I have a PC with 2 DVDs 1 ata 1 sata and iBoot works on both drives...
then I think that a video card is ok if working on installation.
Mayba a good thing is to try with different iBoot disk than using Chameleon into HDD.
This is my experience with a weird hardware
picked up from a friend of mine.
Later I assembled a good Hackintosh with a Gigabyte mobo...
... I have a PC with 2 DVDs 1 ata 1 sata and iBoot works on both drives...
then I think that a video card is ok if working on installation.
Mayba a good thing is to try with different iBoot disk than using Chameleon into HDD.
This is my experience with a weird hardware
picked up from a friend of mine.Later I assembled a good Hackintosh with a Gigabyte mobo...
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Flanders said:
Your system should be fully compatible using a SATA CD/DVD drive for iBoot + Retail DVD. Check the wiki for more compatible hardware.
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