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EDIT: I needed to use iBoot-Haswell instead of iBoot.
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I only have a 32 bit Macbook1,1 so I can't make a bootable USB with Mavericks App on it. So I have to use the iBoot method I think.
I bought a CustoMac Mini 2014 (GA-H87N-WIFI i3 4330) with a LiteOn IHAS124-04 drive (which some have said is compatible with OS X) and with the Wifi Card installed in the PCIe slot, a Samsung SSD, and I can't get to the Snow Leopard installation screen (Step 8):
http://tonymacx86.blogspot.de/2010/04/iboot-multibeast-install-mac-os-x-on.html
No matter what I write: -x OR PCIRootUID=1 OR PCIRootUID=1 GraphicsEnabler=No OR -x GraphicsEnabler=No In all cases it's the same: I get that white screen with the grey mac apple symbol for a split second and then my system reboots. If I use the -x command before I hit enter (with the Installation DVD highlighted) then it takes much longer to get to the apple symbol, before immediately rebooting.
Any suggestions? Does iBoot not work for the MacMini 2014?
freddieMacx
EDIT: I needed to use iBoot-Haswell instead of iBoot.
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I only have a 32 bit Macbook1,1 so I can't make a bootable USB with Mavericks App on it. So I have to use the iBoot method I think.
I bought a CustoMac Mini 2014 (GA-H87N-WIFI i3 4330) with a LiteOn IHAS124-04 drive (which some have said is compatible with OS X) and with the Wifi Card installed in the PCIe slot, a Samsung SSD, and I can't get to the Snow Leopard installation screen (Step 8):
http://tonymacx86.blogspot.de/2010/04/iboot-multibeast-install-mac-os-x-on.html
No matter what I write: -x OR PCIRootUID=1 OR PCIRootUID=1 GraphicsEnabler=No OR -x GraphicsEnabler=No In all cases it's the same: I get that white screen with the grey mac apple symbol for a split second and then my system reboots. If I use the -x command before I hit enter (with the Installation DVD highlighted) then it takes much longer to get to the apple symbol, before immediately rebooting.
Any suggestions? Does iBoot not work for the MacMini 2014?
freddieMacx